“Isn’t this building stunning?” I ask. Welcome to Galerie Berghout. This isn’t just any gallery. It’s a place with a rich history. It started as Kunstraum arti et animae in 2013. Imagine original works by masters like Sigmar Polke and Joseph Beuys adorning its walls.
Galerie Berghout as we know it opened in 2018. Dr Alexander Berghout leads it. He focuses on contemporary international painting. The art reflects current events and artistic conversations. It’s a vibrant space. The gallery’s current focus is contemporary international painting. This art interacts with current events. It contributes to ongoing art dialogues.
The gallery showcases works of talented artists. It has featured exhibitions of three young artists from Hesse. Nils Jantzen’s street art was on display. So was Marvin Nickel’s modern surrealism. Susanne Peiker’s abstractions also graced the walls. The gallery also hosts well-known artists. Janina Bruegel and Stephanie Bing have had solo shows.
Galerie Berghout isn’t only a gallery for viewing art. It also offers services. The gallery assists collectors. They can showcase their collections here. They can also get help selling them. A team of experts advise collectors. The gallery shows its commitment to the art community. It’s a member of the Bundesverband Deutscher Galerien und Kunsthändler e V.
The gallery’s opening hours are Wednesday to Friday from 2 pm to 7 pm. It’s open Saturday from 11 am to 4 pm. Other times are by appointment only. So take your time. Explore Galerie Berghout’s captivating collection. It truly reflects the pulse of contemporary art. The gallery is more than just a place to see art. It’s a vibrant hub of creativity and collaboration. It’s an essential part of Frankfurt’s cultural landscape.