During the lockdown, Achtzig Galerie Berlin presented a virtual group exhibition from February 5 to March 7, 2021, featuring intercultural guest artists: from Anumus' luminous stories from Africa to abstract photography.
People merge with their pets, identities blur: In the exhibition "Chimeras of Animal and Human in the Time of the Corona Pandemic," Diana Achtzig showcased 28 paper works about the lockdown in 2021 at the Degewo Hochhaus Galerie.
Landscapes, flowers, and holiday motifs in acrylic: From September 23, 2020, to January 13, 2021, Renate Stemmler and Karin Marschke from the Montagsmaler Biesdorf showcased their paintings in the Degewo Hochhaus Galerie.
Gender roles, Viennese color dynamics, and watercolors about the Berlin Wall: At the end of 2020, Achtzig Galerie Berlin showcased online works by the Austrians Sabukoschek and Wagner, the illustrator Friedel, and artists from their program.
Lovers, closeness, and the power of women: In October 2020, Diana Achtzig showcased her exhibition "Woman’s Art Emotions" at Galerie Bottega Barone. Sometimes subtle, sometimes provocative, female strength runs through her paintings.
Vernissage without guests: In September 2020, Achtzig Galerie Berlin presented its group exhibition with modern painting, street art, and photographic art purely digitally, with guest artists such as Petertil, Rabenstein, Ott, and Bandurski.
Feelings that words can no longer capture: In the summer of 2020, Achtzig Galerie Berlin showcased the abstract "soul images" by Düsel and Gerbershagen online, along with works from their program.
Schubert in Watercolors: In the summer of 2020, Heidrun Kaiser exhibited watercolors at the Degewo Hochhaus Galerie for the "Winterreise", from snowy paths to crows to spring flowers.
Painted stones to take away as a business card: This is how the KunGus Berlin introduced themselves. In the summer of 2020, 17 artists and guests presented their first group exhibition in the Galiläakirche in Friedrichshain.
