Galerie Judin

Overview

Established in 2003 in Zurich and relocated to Berlin in 2008, Galerie Judin occupies the former Tagesspiegel newspaper printing facility on Potsdamer Straße. The space features distinctive 9-meter-high, daylight-flooded exhibition halls that provide optimal conditions for displaying contemporary art.

Architecture & Space

• Former industrial printing facility converted into gallery space
• 9-meter-high ceilings with natural daylight
• Integration of a restored 1950s petrol station into gallery complex

Program

• Focus on intersections between drawing, painting, and sculpture
• Management of artist estates and catalogues raisonnés
• Balance between established artists and emerging talents

Notable Projects

• 2022-2024: Temporary museum dedicated to George Grosz in restored petrol station
• Extensive art historical research and documentation
• Publication of comprehensive catalogues raisonnés

Technical Details

• Professional exhibition lighting system
• Multiple exhibition spaces
• Research facilities for art historical documentation

Management

Co-owned by founder Juerg Judin and art historian Pay Matthis Karstens since 2024, combining expertise in art dealing and academic research.