Partie Une at Galerie OM Explores Materiality and Spatial Dialog
Galerie OM, founded by Moana Thies and Oscar Gröne, opened its inaugural exhibition 'Partie Une' in Berlin, curated by Julian Zacharias Eide. The show focuses on materiality and spatial dialog, featuring design pieces by Martin Margiela, Maarten Baas, Jean Prouvé, Pierre Chareau, and Berlin-based artist Marten Herma Anderson. Prouvé is known for his Standard Chair (1934) and work with Le Corbusier; Chareau designed the House of Glass (1928–1932) in Paris. Anderson's ceramic vessels and organic lighting explore fragility and structure. The gallery operates on a commission-based model, sourcing pieces with collectors and partners. Galerie OM plans pop-up exhibitions and cultural events in Berlin, later expanding to Paris and Milan.
Key facts
- Galerie OM opened its inaugural exhibition 'Partie Une' in Berlin.
- The exhibition is curated by Julian Zacharias Eide.
- The show focuses on materiality and spatial dialog between floor, room, surfaces, and textures.
- Featured designers include Martin Margiela, Maarten Baas, Jean Prouvé, Pierre Chareau, and Marten Herma Anderson.
- Jean Prouvé is known for the Standard Chair (1934) and work with Le Corbusier.
- Pierre Chareau designed the House of Glass (1928–1932) in Paris.
- Marten Herma Anderson is a Berlin-based artist working with ceramic vessels and organic lighting.
- Galerie OM was founded by Moana Thies and Oscar Gröne and operates on a commission-based model.
- The gallery plans pop-up exhibitions and cultural events in Berlin, Paris, and Milan.
Entities
Artists
- Martin Margiela
- Maarten Baas
- Jean Prouvé
- Pierre Chareau
- Marten Herma Anderson
- Le Corbusier
- Nisha Merit
- Julian Zacharias Eide
- Moana Thies
- Oscar Gröne
Institutions
- Galerie OM
Locations
- Berlin
- Paris
- Milan