Nestled in Munich’s Maxvorstadt, super+ CENTERCOURT GALLERY isn’t your typical art space. It’s an experiment, a breath of fresh air in the sometimes stuffy art world. Once a simple passageway, this corner of a residential building transformed in May 2014. Now, two large windows beckon passersby into super+ CENTERCOURT GALLERY, blurring the lines between indoor and outdoor, public and private. super+ CENTERCOURT GALLERY pulsates with energy. It’s a meeting place for local and international artists, curious pedestrians, and art enthusiasts. It’s where established boundaries are challenged, and artistic conversations ignite. The gallery’s mission is clear: to foster dialogue, to connect artists with curators and art lovers alike. From 2014 to 2018, art historians Rosalie Wiesheu and Viktoria Wilhelmine Tiedeke nurtured this unique space. Sophie Charlotte Bombeck carried the torch forward, ensuring super+ CENTERCOURT GALLERY continues to be a haven for experimental exhibitions. Located near the Akademie der Bildenden Künste and the Kunstareal museums, super+ CENTERCOURT GALLERY primarily showcases young local talents. However, it also provides a stage for international artists to share their perspectives. Monthly exhibitions are complemented by a dynamic program of interdisciplinary events. These often involve collaborations with institutions like the AdBK, HFF, LMU, and Mars!, enriching the artistic landscape of Munich. So, step inside super+ CENTERCOURT GALLERY and experience art in a new light. You might just stumble upon your next favorite artist or spark a conversation that changes your perspective on art altogether.
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