Contemporary art gallery housed in a former cemetery administrator's residence on quiet, historic grounds. Exhibitions, mostly photography, are staged in the empty rooms, using the building's scarred walls as part of the installation.
Digital art gallery and event space tucked into a graffiti-covered courtyard. Exhibitions focus on net-based art; the program regularly shifts to live music and DJ sets.
Contemporary art museum set within a preserved 19th-century railway station. Its vast, industrial train shed now serves as the main hall, a dramatic space for monumental installations and ambitious temporary shows.
Early fixture of Mitte’s post-reunification art scene, showing figurative works from the 'Neue Wilde' movement. The intimate, multi-level space exhibits both established German painters and new international talent.
Art association in a heritage-listed GDR building showcasing contemporary artists with ties to Eastern Europe. Its exhibitions of photography and sculpture directly engage with the surrounding architecture and the region's complex histories
Marais bookshop and gallery specializing in fashion, photography, and art. Stacks of rare zines and international magazines fill the front; the back room hosts a constant rotation of exhibitions and artist events.
Metaphysical shop stocking spiritual books, incense, and a wall of tarot decks. A separate gallery houses large-scale crystals; intuitive readings happen on the quiet garden patio.
Sprawling museum of 20th and 21st-century American art in a steel-paneled building by Renzo Piano. Multiple outdoor terraces connect the galleries to the city, offering clear views over the High Line and the Hudson River.
