Allan McCollum
A Moment in Time: Drawings 1991-1992
4 JUL until 15 AUG 2026
Opening – 3 JUL 2026, 7-9 pm
At Potsdamer Strasse 81B, 10785 Berlin
Allan McCollum,
Collection of Thirty Drawings, 1988/91,
Courtesy of the Artist and Galerie Thomas Schulte
Galerie Thomas Schulte presents A Moment in Time: Drawings 1991-1992, a solo exhibition by Allan McCollum. Featuring nine Collections of Drawings, the show comprises altogether 570 individual pieces from McCollum’s Drawings series, a body of work that stands among the most emblematic in his lifelong investigation of mass production and individuality. Coinciding with the gallery’s 35th anniversary, the Potsdamer Strasse space will be dedicated to the historic work of an artist whom the gallery has represented since its founding in 1991 and who has profoundly shaped its conceptual program ever since.
Richard Deacon
Just Looking
4 JUL until 15 AUG 2026
Opening – 3 JUL 2026, 7-9 pm
At Charlottenstrasse 24, 10117 Berlin
Richard Deacon,
Do You Agree #1, 2025,
Glazed ceramic,
70 x 165 x 38 cm | 27 1/2 x 65 x 15 in.
Courtesy of the artist and Galerie Thomas Schulte, Berlin
Galerie Thomas Schulte presents Just Looking, a solo exhibition of works by Richard Deacon, including new prints and large-scale ceramic sculptures exhibited for the first time. The diverse series featured here underscore Deacon’s production of variations, his evolving methods of construction and systematic approach to material. In glazed ceramic, digital prints on polyester, and lacquered steel, surfaces undergo transformation, taking on a character of their own: with varying degrees of mattness and sheen, alternatingly smooth and rough, open or closed, seemingly flat or decidedly voluminous. While low-lying ceramic sculptures appear to teeter on unsteady footing, others stand tall, firmly planted. Amid their nebulous forms and near associations, Deacon seems to pose a question to us, though it may not be a question at all—a statement left hanging in the air, resolute in its willingness to forgo resolution.
