Galerie Bernd A. Lausberg

The Bernd A. Lausberg Gallery is located in Düsseldorf and is known for its diverse exhibitions that encompass both contemporary and modern art. The gallery provides a space for innovative artistic expressions and supports both established and emerging artists. The program features regularly changing exhibitions that cover various media and themes, from photography to sculpture and interdisciplinary projects.

Currently, the exhibition "Katharina Mayer Familia and the Academy of the Street" is being presented from March 13 to May 22, 2026. This exhibition showcases the connection between art and social practice, inviting visitors to explore the works and concepts of Katharina Mayer. Previously, the exhibition "Fragmented Icons" featured photographic works by Thomas Kellner, which were on display from December 5, 2025, to March 8, 2026. The introduction was given by Prof. Gudrun Kemsa, highlighting the academic engagement with the works presented.

Another highlight is the exhibition "Too much Information," taking place from September 25 to December 1, 2025. This exhibition features photos and videos by Werner Pillig as well as sculptures by Sven Rünger. It addresses the overwhelming flood of information in today’s society and encourages visitors to think critically about their engagement with visual content.

The gallery has also organized a number of exciting group exhibitions, such as "Metamorphosen," which took place in the Schloßpark Hugenpoet and showcased works by several artists, including Sonja Edle von Hoeßle and Jürgen Knubben. These exhibitions provide a comprehensive insight into the current art scene and foster dialogue between artists and the audience.

The Bernd A. Lausberg Gallery is not only a place for art lovers but also a center for cultural events and discussions. With its commitment to promoting contemporary art and its wide range of exhibitions, the gallery is a significant player in the Düsseldorf art landscape.