Galerie Kornfeld was founded in 2011 by Alfred Kornfeld and his fellow partners Anne Langmann and Mamuka Bliadze. The trio, who started over ten years ago with international exhibitions in various places, now continues their program in fixed premises in West Berlin.
The program of Galerie Kornfeld ranges from young contemporary positions to pioneering under-recognized artists of the avant-garde and beyond. Representing a combination of emerging and established artists and estates, the gallery is committed to contributing to a contemporary discourse.
In 2014 in addition to the gallery the project space 68projects was founded. Across the road from the gallery at Fasanenstrasse 68, the project space is dedicated to a diverse curatorial exhibition program and offers residencies for emerging international artists throughout the year.
Kornfeld Gallery

Galerie Kornfeld was founded in 2011 by Alfred Kornfeld and his fellow partners Anne Langmann and Mamuka Bliadze. The trio, who started over ten years ago with international exhibitions in various places, now continues their program in fixed premises in West Berlin.
The program of Galerie Kornfeld ranges from young contemporary positions to pioneering under-recognized artists of the avant-garde and beyond. Representing a combination of emerging and established artists and estates, the gallery is committed to contributing to a contemporary discourse.
In 2014 in addition to the gallery the project space 68projects was founded. Across the road from the gallery at Fasanenstrasse 68, the project space is dedicated to a diverse curatorial exhibition program and offers residencies for emerging international artists throughout the year.
Kornfeld Gallery

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