Since 1992 Galerie Dikmayer has showcased art. It’s a privately run gallery. The gallery presents changing exhibitions. International art fairs are also held there. Galerie Dikmayer’s central location is a key feature. It’s in the Palais am Festungsgraben. The gallery also uses spaces in the Internationales Handelszentrum Friedrichstraße. Another location is the Fischerinsel-Passagen. These locations offer stunning views. You can see the rebuilt Nikolaiviertel. This is Berlin’s oldest neighborhood. The Humboldt Forum is also visible. This is the newly built Berlin City Palace. Galerie Dikmayer even participates in art fairs. They’ve been involved in ART Innsbruck and Salzburg since 2013. They also organize their own international art fairs. These include ART Berlin City ART Tokyo and artbydikmayer in Basel. Galerie Dikmayer is more than just exhibitions. It provides a forum. Artists businessmen and collectors are all welcome. The gallery is near government and parliamentary buildings. The headquarters of many national associations are also nearby. This makes Galerie Dikmayer a unique cultural hub. The gallery’s director Joachim Dikmayer is a cultural scientist. He is passionate about art. He has presented a unique approach. This is his idea of a ‘wandering gallery’. Since 2004 a main gallery space is in the Fischerinsel Passage. It’s a modest 170 square meters. This space emphasizes the art. It’s a simple and functional space. It’s reminiscent of Bauhaus style. The gallery also uses other locations throughout Berlin’s Mitte district. This includes spaces in restaurants and hotels. Galerie Dikmayer also maintains a strong international presence. They participate in renowned art fairs. The gallery has featured many artists. They showcase contemporary art and works from the Vienna School of Fantastic Realism. Ernst Fuchs’ works are permanently displayed. This is a major draw for visitors. Galerie Dikmayer is a dynamic space. It combines history and modern art. It’s a must-see for art enthusiasts.
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