Saarländische Galerie
The Saarländische Galerie is an art museum in Berlin’s Kreuzberg district, within a lively gallery quarter. Exhibitions connect Saarland, Luxembourg, France, and Belgium’s German-speaking community.
The idea emerged after the new building of Saarland’s Berlin representation opened in January 2001. Its doors opened in September 2004. Since then, exhibitions have presented artists from the Czech Republic, France, Luxembourg, Belgium, Saarland, and Berlin. Visual art, new media, literature, music, and film have all appeared in its programme.
The museum connects Berlin with creative work from several European regions. It also supports Artists at Risk, which helps artists facing persecution, war, and crisis. This combination gives Kreuzberg a place for artistic exchange and humanitarian engagement.
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