Current: RHYTHM SECTION X  (Albert Coers DE, Iemke van Dijk NL, Liu Ke CN, Oleksiy Koval UA, Zhou Li CN, Lodtalad CN, Artemis Potamianou GR, Veronika Wenger DE, Tang Xiao CN, Gong Xuyao CN). Five artists from China and five artists from Europe show their current works on the theme of rhythm in the visual arts. “Not to be confined by the greatest, yet to be contained within the smallest” is a definition, which declared the enterprise of the artists group Rhythm Section. The essential core that connects the artists of the Rhythm Section group in their works is the reflection in dealing with rhythm as an original constant. The clear handling of rhythm allows an endless variety of individual variations. Rhythm Section is a platform for artists, who are interested in an exchange on the subject rhythm in the visual arts. Rhythm Section consists not only of visual artists representing installation, drawing, video, sculpture, painting, digital art to name a few, but also of art critics and theorists, philosophers, teachers for rhythm and movement. Parallel to the group shows, Rhythm Section organizes artist talks, lectures a.o. on the subject rhythm in visual arts. | Until 8.11. 2025, Fr/Sat 2-5pm

Preview: augsburg contemporary is participating in paper positions vienna, where it will be showing works by Isabelle Dyckerhoff, Bettina Hutschek, Anna Maria Kursawe, and Angela Stauber. The second edition of paper positions vienna will take place from November 13 to 16, 2025, in the impressive rooms of the Semper Depot (studio building of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna), Lehárgasse 8, 1060 Vienna, located in the heart of Vienna. paper positions is the only art fair where participating galleries present a broad spectrum of high-quality contemporary, modern, and 19th-century art, giving collectors a concentrated insight into this special artistic medium. The aim is to provide galleries and the artists they represent with an opportunity to present works dedicated to the theme of drawing and the medium of paper with all its specific characteristics, its fragility, and its enormous versatility. 

Preview: augsburg contemporary will participate in art karlsruhe from February 5 to 8, 2026, showcasing works by Oliver Braig, Isabelle Dyckerhoff, Inge Gutbrod, Anna Maria Kursawe, Elvira Lantenhammer, and Kirk Sora. In addition, we will be showing works by Oliver Braig in a special presentation as part of the re:discover support program. The program is financially supported by the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media (BKM) and organized, implemented, and financed by art karlsruhe and the BVDG. | You can find us in Hall 4 at Booth M02. We look forward to welcoming you there!

Preview: “Das Gelbe Zelt” | Nov 30 - Dec 13, 25 | Christmas exhibition | Opening Sunday, Nov 30, 11 am

augsburg contemporary presents 48 contemporary international positions in the visual arts (China, Denmark, Germany, Greece, Ukraine, Malaysia, Netherlands, Sweden, USA), brought together in a 20 m² space. The tent, the original form of shelter, conveys the impression of a house, offering space and protection. Yet it remains fragile, with only limited security, no stable walls, and no permanence. The thin fabric shell creates a special space, a transitional area between inside and outside. Thus, the exhibition becomes a symbol of hope and confidence in these dark times, shining out into the world through the gallery's large display window.

*Dagmar Amling, Anja Behrens, Oliver Braig, Albert Coers, Claudia Desgranges, Isabelle Dyckerhoff, Christian Frosch, Inge Gutbrod, Anja Güthoff, Zita Habarta, Zandra Harms, Mark Harrington, Reiner Heidorn, Thomas Hellinger, Angelika Hoegerl, Bettina Hutschek, Karen Irmer, Inge Jakobsen, Trisha Kanellopoulos, Liu Ke, Andreas Kocks, Oleksiy Koval, Anna Maria Kursawe, Elvira Lantenhammer, Florian Lechner, Carolin Leyck, Zhou Li, Lodtalad, A. Paola Neumann, Ursula Oberhauser, Jürgen Paas, Marc Peschke, Artemis Potamianou, Esther Pschibul, Ivo Ringe, Gabriele Schade-Hasenberg, Katharina Schellenberger, Kirk Sora, Angela Stauber, Jaee Tee, Doris Titze, Iemke van Dijk, Veronika Veit, Maria Wallenstal-Schoenberg, Veronika Wenger, Thomas Wunsch, Tang Xiao, Gong Xuyao

Fig.: Zandra Harms “Gelbes Zelt” 2024, serial edition, 29.7 x 21 cm, pastel on paper, edition of 20, € 240,-