Until our next exhibition in July we show artworks from our depot.   Represented artists:   Kira Fröse, Birte Horn, Hartmut Kiewert, Roman Klonek, Gerit Koglin, Barbara Koch, Wolfgang Krell, Franz Lun, Dirk Pleyer, Wolfgang van Triel, Helmut...

The format of the Open Gallery was conceived in 2010 to promote the network idea, the exchange between the artists and the artists and visitors. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, this is not possible...

Until end of November we are presenting works by our artist Alex Woyde in the premises of our cooperation partner reforum, Dreispitz 6, D-79589 Binzen. Opening hours: Monday - Thursday from 8am to 6pm...

The galerie143 is not only a gallery in a classic sense, but also a platform for exchange and networking. At the turn of the year we organize the "Open Gallery" for the seventh time....

The work of Barbara Koch is in the tension between temptation and poisoning as well as power and powerlessness. From flexible materials such as silicone and striking fluorescent / phosphorescent colors, she lets biomorphic...

We are taking a summer break and will be back on September 5 with the Vernissage of the solo exhibition «Beyond Control» by Barbara Koch.   On the following dates we open our depot during the...

Alex Woyde develops her paintings spontaneous and processual. Color areas are put together, overpainted and re-broken. Figures are merged together and dissolved. From the structures thus created, intimate snapshots and sceneries emerge, which remain...

Urbanity is places, squares, streets, houses, buildings, parks. They are social bodies, like a second skin of the human being in its spatial anchoring. Urbanity is the identity of a city, but also an attitude...

Bis zum 31.12.2019 präsentieren wir in der Vitrine auf dem Bahnhofsvorplatz Lörrach die texbasierte Installation "Why Not" der Künstlerin Daniela Risch.   Die Vitrine, in einer brutalistischen Konstruktion verankert, hat mit dem Abriss des Postgebäudes ihren...

Reduced figures, half human half animal, populate the pictures of Roman Klonek. The comic influence is obvious, but it’s not the superhero who tells stories, but rather the unlucky fellow. Cyrillic characters refer to...