Iris Schomaker
Nightswimming

15 MAR until 17 APR 2025
Opening – 14 MAR 2025, 7-9 pm
At Charlottenstrasse 24, 10117 Berlin

 

Iris Schomaker
Nightforest, 2025
watercolor and oil on paper
paper size
180 x 128 cm / 70 7/8 x 50 3/8 in
framed dimensions
191.4 x 139.4 x 5 cm / 75 3/8 x 54 7/8 x 2 in

In the exhibition Nightswimming, Galerie Thomas Schulte presents new large-format works by Iris Schomaker. Her paintings explore the interplay of time, movement, and stillness—people and animals linger in moments that seem both fleeting and enduring. Layers and corrections lend the surfaces a temporal depth, while the motifs oscillate between reality and imagination. The viewer encounters images and traces that elude disappearance. 

Pieter Vermeersch

14 MAR until 17 APR 2025
Opening – 14 MAR 2025, 7-9 pm
At Charlottenstrasse 24, 10117 Berlin

Untitled, 2009
Acrylic paint on wall, found object
Variable dimensions
Exhibition view ‘WITH YOUR EYES ONLY, Kunstverein Medienturm, Graz, Austria, 2009
Photo Rainer Iglar
Courtesy of the artist

Galerie Thomas Schulte presents a solo exhibition by Pieter Vermeersch, featuring new works and immersive interventions, which, through color and spatial relationships, respond intuitively to the surroundings of the corner space and adjacent window space. The complementary, coexisting aspects of representation and abstraction are probed through their different interactions within and between works of varying dimensional and material properties – comprising painting, silkscreen and found objects. In taking an analytical approach to the behaviors and conditions of the painted image, color and light, the parameters of the medium are expanded to accommodate further reflection – becoming as elemental as matter, space and time.

Maria Loboda
LORE

14 MAR until 17 APR 2025
Opening – 13 JAN 2025, 6-9 pm
At Potsdamer Strasse 81b, 10785 Berlin

Image by Dominika Hoyle

Presented at Galerie Thomas Schulte’s space in Mercator Höfe, Lore is a solo exhibition by Maria Loboda that brings together new and existing sculptural works and installations in a gnarled tale – one that takes time, or may not be possible, to fully unravel.
‘Lore’, related to ‘folklore’, is a body of collective knowledge and traditions that is often passed on orally – it is myths and legends, beliefs and rituals, habits and customs. It may refer to a personal backstory, or a more encompassing history, real or imagined, full of idiosyncrasies or foundational to us all.