Cultural and art exhibitions in Germany

Germany is hosting various cultural and art exhibitions scheduled for late 2025 and 2026.

One exhibition at Galerie Pankow features the works of Ernst Schroeder, a member of the ‘Berlin School’ of painters, focusing on maritime and urban landscapes. Another significant presentation by the Stiftung Hamburger Gedenkstätten examines the Holocaust in German-occupied Latvia, specifically detailing the deportation of approximately 25,000 Jewish people to Riga between 1941 and 1942.

Recent and upcoming displays include Ulrike Schönfelder-Hellwig’s ‘Feuer, Wasser, Erde und Luft’ at Galerie Haus Bachrach, which explores the relationship between humanity and the environment through the four elements. In Schweinfurt, Richard Fuchs presents ‘Unentdeckte Welten’ at the Sparkassengalerie, utilizing materials such as volcanic ash and precious metals to create science-fiction-inspired landscapes.

Other notable events include the ‘FREILAUF’ exhibition by the Potsdamer Kunstverein in Kassel, focusing on water and landscape, and the ‘STILLE’ group exhibition by the Künstlergilde Neersen in Willich. In Heidelberg, Hannah Valentin debuts her solo cycle ‘Ich wär' so gern so leicht’ at Atelier Linner, addressing autonomy and identity.

Additional regional shows include ‘Reflexionen’ in Wangen, a dialogue between the ceramics of Peter Wichmann and the graphic works of Helen Fellner; ‘Wege und Wurzeln’ in Troisdorf, highlighting the experiences of migrant women; and a collaborative exhibition by Solomiia Khavliuk and Jochen Kubos in Petershagen.