Gallery Weekend Berlin 2026: Schöneberg Route Highlights

A curated tour through Berlin's Schöneberg district during Gallery Weekend 2026 reveals a sequence of intimate and conceptually rich exhibitions. The route began at Die Tankstelle, a restored 1950s petrol station housing Galerie Judin, where Adam Lupton's 'Too Sure of the Sun' presents intimate domestic scenes in a restricted blue-and-red palette. Nearby, Galerie Molitor shows Ketuta Alexi-Meskhishvili's 'Georgia,' featuring cameraless chromatic prints derived from Instagram screenshots. At Schiefe Zähne, located in a residential apartment, Lukas Quietzsch's 'The Appeal of Individualism' showcases abstract paintings made with teddy bear brushes. The Mercator Höfe complex on Potsdamer Straße hosts multiple galleries, including Galerie Thomas Schulte's 'Drastic Measures' by José Montealegre, which combines hammered steel armor and medieval-inspired wall drawings. The tour concludes at Galerie Judin's main space with Jorinde Voigt's 'Non Fiction,' large-scale ink and pastel works in deeply colored rooms. The route underscores how meaning is constructed through sequence and proximity in Berlin's gallery ecosystem.