Luisa Catucci Gallery

06/10/2022

The e-catalog of VERHANDLUNGSMASSE Maike Freess's solo exhibition opening next Thursday is out for you to view here:
https://www.canva.com/design/DAFOLLn2viM/61sSVMW626ph92O6LybPqg/view?utm_content=DAFOLLn2viM&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=publishsharelink

03/09/2022

What a lovely evening we had for the Vernissage of IMPROBABLE ITERATIONS the Generative Art exhibition with Finnish attists Antti Pussinen and Joonas Toivonen aka Toiminto

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We want to thank all the visitors, and remind that the show will run until October 1st
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Wanna buy Antti's or Joonas's NFT on .hash ? 👉Links in bio!
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01/09/2022

Opening TODAY (Sept. 1st), 6 - 9 pm in our Gallery in Berlin:
IMPROBABLE ITERATIONS a Generative Art exhibition with Finnish artists Antti Pussinen & Joonas Toivonen, curator Luisa Catucci
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All info 👉 link in bio
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24/08/2022

PRESALE OUT NOW of the NFT "Fragment Assembler" by Joonas Toivonen aka Toiminto on fxhash
LINK IN BIO
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23/08/2022

Yes, we are doing it! Thanks to most recent green technology, permitting blockchains to be more eco-friendly, LCG finally joins the futuristic art scene of NFT, to the delight of our most technological collectors. For our very first space travel through this Metaverse, we are presenting, with the support of renowned platform FX(HASH), limited editions of generative NFTs by Finnish artists Antti Pussinen and Joonas Toivonen.
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18/08/2022

IMPROBABLE ITERATIONS
Artists: Antti Pussinen & Joonas Toivonen
Type of art: NFT, limited edition prints, generative art
Dates: September 2nd – October 1st 2022
Vernissage: September 1st, 6-9pm
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20/07/2022

I can’t leave these Trees, they have taken some of my Soul - Galerie Luisa Catucci - Kunstleben Berlin - das Kunstmagazin

Thank you KUNSTLEBEN BERLIN!

I can’t leave these Trees, they have taken some of my Soul ist der Titel der Ausstellung, der von dem Fotografen Per Christian Brown...

20/07/2022

I CAN'T LEAVE THESE TREES (THEY HAVE TAKEN SOME OF MY SOUL)
the exhibition at LCG with Per Christian Brown and Sebastian Kusenberg runs until August 27th

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We are open all summer long!
Wed-Fri 11am-6pm, Sat 12-6pm
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Nature and humans are the original components from which all ideas, thoughts, and debates derive. Human figures and nature are merging into a symbiotic, or at least utopian union, leading us to think about the past and memories of our species and world. It is in the transmission and remembrance of the past that the practice of the two artists diverges. Indeed, photography is the baseline of the exhibition, so are the contrasts that construct and mark the gallery’s space. The black and white prints differ from the color photographs, displaying inanimate objects in contrast to the colorless alive subjects. Despite their differences, these photographic and movie-like figures offer themselves to our spectator’s gaze, they want/need our attention. Artists have created needy figures that only live with our presence to deliver a message
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Video by Per Christian Brown "Earth and Reveries of Repose: The Root", HD video, 10:35 min, 2021
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27/06/2022

Aloha Berliners, we are offering a lovely office room to rent as office/studio, perfect for a one-person business, or for a small team, to work, not live in. The room is circa 30sqm, recently refreshed, with a big window. The use of the bathroom, kitchenette, and storage space are included, like high-speed internet, heating, and electricity costs. The furniture you see in the photos can be removed/exchanged following your needs. As we do keep running the Art Gallery in the front rooms, we are looking for a compatible, possibly creative, business to take the room. DM in case of interest.

23/06/2022

Congratulations to our Manuela Toselli
for her participation to the group exhibition "Contrappunto 02"
at Museo Casa Cavazzini - Udine

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18th June to 23rd October 2022
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Curators Francesca Agostinelli and Vania Gransinigh
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Exhibiting:
Michele Bazzana / Sergio Altieri
Aldo Ghirardello / Vittorio Cadel
Michele Spanghero / Sol LeWitt
Loretta Cappanera / Carlo Ciussi
Manuela sedmach / Ellsworth Kelly
Massimo Poldelmengo / Afro
Giulia Iacolutti / Lucio Fontana
Manuela Toselli/ Bernhard Fiedler
Antonio Della Marina e Alessandra Zucchi / Enrico Castellani
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Photo Courtesy Manuela Toselli in dialog with Bernhard Fiedler
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23/06/2022

Thank you for a wonderful Vernissage last night for the exhibition I CAN'T LEAVE THESE TREES, THEY HAVE TAKEN SOME OF MY SOUL.
It was a pleasure to showcase the conversation between beautiful works by Per Christian Brown and Sebastian Kusenberg. A special thank you to our curator of exception for this exhibition: Mr Raphaël Levy, and to all those who attended! What a lovely evening! 💖
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20/06/2022

Thank you for a wonderful Vernissage last night for the exhibition I CAN'T LEAVE THESE TREES, THEY HAVE TAKEN SOME OF MY SOUL.
It was a pleasure to showcase the conversation between beautiful works by Per Christian Brown and Sebastian Kusenberg. A special thank you to our curator of exception for this exhibition: Mr Raphaël Levy, and to all those who attended! What a lovely evening! 💖
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18/06/2022

Thank you for a wonderful Vernissage last night for the exhibition I CAN'T LEAVE THESE TREES, THEY HAVE TAKEN SOME OF MY SOUL.
It was a pleasure to showcase the conversation between beautiful works by Per Christian Brown and Sebastian Kusenberg. A special thank you to our curator of exception for this exhibition: Mr Raphaël Levy, and to all those who attended! What a lovely evening! 💖
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14/06/2022

Coming Up:
I CAN’T LEAVE THESE TREES, THEY HAVE TAKEN SOME OF MY SOUL
Exhibiting: Per Christian Brown & Sebastian Kusenberg

Form of Art: Photography, video, installation
🌟Vernissage: May 16th, 7pm – 9pm🌟
Duration: June 16th – August 28h
Location: Luisa Catucci Gallery, Allerstr 38, 12049 Berlin
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Up:
I CAN’T LEAVE THESE TREES, THEY HAVE TAKEN SOME OF MY SOUL
Exhibiting: Per Christian Brown & Sebastian Kusenberg

Form of Art: Photography, video, installation
🌟Vernissage: May 16th, 7pm – 9pm🌟
Duration: June 16th – August 28h
Location: Luisa Catucci Gallery, Allerstr 38, 12049 Berlin
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14/06/2022

Coming Up:
I CAN’T LEAVE THESE TREES, THEY HAVE TAKEN SOME OF MY SOUL
Exhibiting: Per Christian Brown & Sebastian Kusenberg

Form of Art: Photography, video, installation
🌟Vernissage: May 16th, 7pm – 9pm🌟
Duration: June 16th – August 28h
Location: Luisa Catucci Gallery, Allerstr 38, 12049 Berlin
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Up:
I CAN’T LEAVE THESE TREES, THEY HAVE TAKEN SOME OF MY SOUL
Exhibiting: Per Christian Brown & Sebastian Kusenberg

Form of Art: Photography, video, installation
🌟Vernissage: May 16th, 7pm – 9pm🌟
Duration: June 16th – August 28h
Location: Luisa Catucci Gallery, Allerstr 38, 12049 Berlin
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13/06/2022

Coming Up:
I CAN’T LEAVE THESE TREES, THEY HAVE TAKEN SOME OF MY SOUL
Exhibiting: Per Christian Brown & Sebastian Kusenberg

Form of Art: Photography
🌟Vernissage: May 16th, 7pm – 9pm🌟
Duration: June 16th – August 28h
Location: Luisa Catucci Gallery, Allerstr 38, 12049 Berlin

30/05/2022

Until June 10th: LOST MILLENNIALS
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The work of Valère Mougeot, strong of a series of undeniable references to notorious pop-art pieces, is characterized by the interrelation of elements, which invite a multilayered dialogue between the verbal and the visual. Using different forms – from painting to sculpture and installations – he intends to recreate with both irony and melancholy a confusing environment reminiscent of the public and urban space, his main source of inspiration in everyday life. He diverts its signs, re-uses poor or raw materials as well as manufactured objects. By creating associations, and hybrid compositions, he wills to give them a new voice and thus recreate a partially animated space where each piece, a fleeting trace of the human interaction, becomes an autonomous messenger according to its mode of appearance. He intends to provoke in the viewer – a stroller stuck between the state of a simple passerby and that of a reflective reader – a questioning of its attentive ability to decipher the signs of personal and interpersonal conflict that our contemporary societies can generate.
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27/05/2022

Current exhibition: LOST MILLENNIALS with and .mougeot until June 10th
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Millennials are facing a rough time figuring out their position, being lost, and confused by the schizophrenic-bipolar claims of modern society. They are required at the same time to be ecological, though compulsive consumers, to be sympathetic, though egocentric individuals, to not be racists, thought to be scared by everyone different, to be sexually promiscuous, while keeping the classic family structure, bypassing the gender, in some part of the world, but not the structure. Millennials were told they could do anything and be anyone, to dream big, to pretend for their dreams to come true, without facing the impossibility of such a statement, especially on an overpopulated, saturated planet. We are actually talking about a generation that for the large part got deceived by society, filled up with untrustworthy news and empty over- communication, tricked by social media, and abandoned by faith and religious beliefs. Yet, at the same time, this generation proved to be interested in making substantive important changes in the world they’ve grown into and to be substantially optimistic, not easy on surrendering. Both William Grob and Valère Mougeot try to look at the world honestly with open eyes, without turning away from its unflattering sides. They believe that the people and the surrounding objects, regardless of the higher divisions of beautiful and ugly, are worthy of being portrayed. They realize that the multiple paradoxes of their reality and society need to find their place in the art world. This démarche, while it brings the work of both William Grob and Valère Mougeot in strong relation with the Berliner Dada and New Objectivity movements from the 20s, it also instigates the viewer on strongly reflecting on the status quo of the present.
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24/05/2022

Wednesday, May 25th, 6-8pm Lehrterstr 36, Berlin
Last opportunity to visit MINDSCAPE, the pop-up group exhibitions curated by our director together with independent curator
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Exhibiting:
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19/05/2022

Last few days to visit the ÜBERSCHAU show at in Friedrichstr 69, displaying 35 selected artists by 15 berliner galleries, including us and the gorgeous art by
The exhibition runs only until Saturday, do not miss it!
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A project by .news with the support of
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19/05/2022

Last few days to visit the ÜBERSCHAU show at in Friedrichstr 69, displaying 35 selected artists by 15 berliner galleries, including us and the gorgeous art by
The exhibition runs only until Saturday, do not miss it!
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A project by .news with the support of
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18/05/2022

Last few days to visit the ÜBERSCHAU show at in Friedrichstr 69, displaying 35 selected artists by 15 berliner galleries, including us and the gorgeous art by
The exhibition runs only until Saturday, do not miss it!
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A project by .news with the support of
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18/05/2022

Last few days to visit the ÜBERSCHAU show at in Friedrichstr 69, displaying 35 selected artists by 15 berliner galleries, including us and the gorgeous art by
The exhibition runs only until Saturday, do not miss it!
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A project by .news with the support of
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14/05/2022

Pop-Up Show opening on SATURDAY, May 14th, 6-10pm
Lehrterstr 36, Berlin-Mitte
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MINDSCAPE curated by our director and independent curator exhibiting:

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The exhibition MINDSCAPE was born out of a spontaneous and enthusiastic collaboration between independent curator Suzy Royal, gallery director and curator Luisa Catucci, and artist and curator Yvonne Andreini, as a reaction to the accumulated frustration during the years of the global paralyzation-pandemic. The pandemics’s anagram is MINDSCAPE, and mindscapes are precisely the mental worlds, ontological categories in metaphysics, where most creative people sought refuge not only during the pandemic, but also in the face of the most recent dramatic political events. Mindscape is created by the range of a person’s thoughts and imagination, regarded as a panorama capable of being contemplated by another person. It is the landscape of thoughts, a reification of the domain of imaginary entities, memories, feelings, ideas, fears, or any other object in the mind, seen together as making up metaphoric features.
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13/05/2022

Pop-Up Show opening on SATURDAY, May 14th, 6-10pm
Lehrterstr 36, Berlin-Mitte
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MINDSCAPE curated by our director and independent curator exhibiting:

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The exhibition MINDSCAPE was born out of a spontaneous and enthusiastic collaboration between independent curator Suzy Royal, gallery director and curator Luisa Catucci, and artist and curator Yvonne Andreini, as a reaction to the accumulated frustration during the years of the global paralyzation-pandemic. The pandemics’s anagram is MINDSCAPE, and mindscapes are precisely the mental worlds, ontological categories in metaphysics, where most creative people sought refuge not only during the pandemic, but also in the face of the most recent dramatic political events. Mindscape is created by the range of a person’s thoughts and imagination, regarded as a panorama capable of being contemplated by another person. It is the landscape of thoughts, a reification of the domain of imaginary entities, memories, feelings, ideas, fears, or any other object in the mind, seen together as making up metaphoric features.
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13/05/2022

Pop-Up Show opening on SATURDAY, May 14th, 6-10pm
Lehrterstr 36, Berlin-Mitte
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MINDSCAPE curated by our director and independent curator exhibiting:

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The exhibition MINDSCAPE was born out of a spontaneous and enthusiastic collaboration between independent curator Suzy Royal, gallery director and curator Luisa Catucci, and artist and curator Yvonne Andreini, as a reaction to the accumulated frustration during the years of the global paralyzation-pandemic. The pandemics’s anagram is MINDSCAPE, and mindscapes are precisely the mental worlds, ontological categories in metaphysics, where most creative people sought refuge not only during the pandemic, but also in the face of the most recent dramatic political events. Mindscape is created by the range of a person’s thoughts and imagination, regarded as a panorama capable of being contemplated by another person. It is the landscape of thoughts, a reification of the domain of imaginary entities, memories, feelings, ideas, fears, or any other object in the mind, seen together as making up metaphoric features.
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