Neuger and Riemschneider mark 20 years in Berlin Mitte with anniversary show for Jorge Pardo

Tim Neuger and Burkhard Riemschneider have been pivotal figures in Berlin's gallery landscape since 1994, launching careers of then-unknown artists including Rirkrit Tiravanija, Olafur Eliasson, Tobias Rehberger, and Michel Majerus. Their gallery's website remains deliberately sparse, featuring only an email address. This year commemorates two decades at their Mitte headquarters and a quarter-century collaboration with Jorge Pardo, honored through a recent exhibition. The gallery's diverse programming included group exhibitions exploring negation and self-construction, a conceptually playful Mario García Torres installation with an animatronic tortoise, performances by Austrian film icon Helmut Berger, a politically charged James Benning presentation, and paintings by Billy Childish, showcasing the gallery's eclectic curatorial approach.