USTA Album Release & Concert spalarnia by Wojciech Kosma 29 May 2022 Galerie Molitor, Berlin
LML Studio New Collection Faces to Faces 22 July 2022 Galerie Molitor, Berlin
Dora Budor: Continent Book Launch KUB Publication 11 December 2022, 4–6pm Galerie Molitor, Berlin
Love's Work — Reading 23 February 2023, 6pm Galerie Molitor, Berlin
BWKŁS Choir — Final Performance 25 March 2023, 4pm Galerie Molitor, Berlin
Dora Budor, OLD WORLD Artforum Critic's Pick by Olamiju Fajemisin Read here.
Margaret Raspé Automatik Retrospective curated by Anna Gritz Haus am Waldsee, Berlin 3 February — 29 May 2023
Jesse Darling Turner Prize Shortlist 2023
Ketuta Alexi-Meskhishvili in the Henie Onstadt Triennial for Photography and New Media Henie Onstad Kunstsenter, Norway 14 April — 17 September 2023
Ketuta Alexi-Meskhishvili in Tolia Astakhishvili: The First Finger Bonner Kunstverein, Bonn March 25 — July 30 2023
Diane Severin Nguyen in Human Is Schinkel Pavillon, Berlin 19 March—23 July 2023
BWKŁS Choir Fundraiser T-shirts available at the gallery for Insight, The Land of Canaan Foundation and International Civil Society Action Network
Ketuta Alexi–Meskhishvili EMOP — European Month of Photography Amtsalon, Berlin March 2 — 31, 2023
Ketuta Alexi-Meskhishvili FlashArt Spring 2023 Issue
Dora Budor Continent, 2022 Published by Kunsthaus Bregenz and Verlag der Buchhandlung Walther und Franz König Edited by: Thomas D. Trummer, Kunsthaus Bregenz Associate Editor: Nicholas Tammens
Ketuta Alexi-Meskhishvili Portfolio from Flush published in OSMOS Magazine Issue No. 22
USTA by spalarnia Vinyl record available at the gallery
Dora Budor Autoreduction Published by Mousse, Milan; Oaza, Zagreb; Progetto, Lecce Book launch on 11 November 2022 at Artissima, Turin
Zaplatanie Created by Ewelina Węgiel, Wojciech Kosma, Monika Błaszczak, Jess Zamora Turner at Rixdorfer Höhe, Hasenheide, Berlin, Germany 16 October 2022, 5 pm
Dora Budor Incontinent GAMeC Bergamo, Italy 15 October 2022 — 8 January 2023
Ketuta Alexi-Meskhishvili Verkleidung Kunsthalle Basel, Switzerland Back Wall Project 17 September 2022 — 6 August 2023
Exhibition Publications Ketuta Alexi–Meskhishvili and Love's Work Available at the gallery or order here.
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Galerie Molitor opened in September 2022 in a residential development collective designed by June14 off of Berlin's Potsdamer Straße. The gallery aims to create a discursive environment for contemporary art in close collaboration with intergenerational Berlin-based and international artists. The gallery is committed to developing and piloting models for a sustainable and distributive work environment for its artists and employees. Galerie Molitor is a member of the Gallery Climate Coalition.
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Jesse Darling's Unruly Bodies Interview in Ocula Magazine, 2022
Jesse Darling's Malleable Bodies Review in Frieze, 2022
Jesse Darling on Gravity Road and the Construction of Leisure Interview in Artforum, 2020
Jesse Darling Essay in Cura, 2019
Jesse Darling (*1981, Oxford) is an artist and poet based in Berlin. In sculpture, installation, drawing and text, Darling destabilizes dominant narratives propped up by the likes of ideology, religion, mythology and politics, exposing a fundamental precarity in any claim to coherence. Recent works stand as the ruined relics of crumbling empires, picking up on how the (aesthetic and symbolic) pillars of (what understands itself as) western civilization converge around ideologies of the border and exclusion. Undergirded with a sharp sense of humor, their work remains committed to the messy and unfinished labor of coalition-building and collectivity.
Jesse Darling's first exhibition at Galerie Molitor will open in late 2023. Selected solo exhibitions include Camden Arts Center (2022), Oxford Museum of Art (2022), Kunsteverein Freiburg (2022), Triangle France Astérides (2019) and Tate Britain (2018). Darling also participated in the 58th Venice Biennale.
Installation view of Deeds II, 2022 in Love's Work, Galerie Molitor
