Opened in 2017 by Italian curator Luisa Catucci in the hype area of Berlin Schillerkiez-Neukölln, Luisa Catucci Gallery embarked on a new chapter in February 2024 by relocating to the historic Lacke&Farben premises in Brunnenstrasse 170, Mitte, an elegant space spanning two floors with eight rooms, surrounded by several key players in the German capital’s vibrant art scene.
This strategic move not only enhances the gallery’s visibility but also marks a significant transformation for the Schillerkiez location: the former gallery space will be reborn as the Luisa Catucci ART LAB, serving as a vibrant hub for artist residencies, exhibitions, and art discourses, with a focus on nurturing emerging talents.
The gallery focuses mostly on the primary market and the promotion of art internationally, and it presents a program with a 6 weeks rotation of curated exhibitions showing the multiple expressions of the contemporary art world, inspired mainly by perceptive, psychological, social, and existential matters.
Luisa Catucci Gallery devotes itself to exploring the essence of our time by presenting artists from different generations and cultural backgrounds who, with surprising and stimulating styles, are focused on grasping and expressing the complexity of the multifaceted existence.
At LCG, we truly believe in the power of inspiring art and culture.
Humanity’s emancipation and evolution – since the beginning of time – are reached by feeding the soul and brain with stimulating nourishment, to open more doors hidden in our brains, to become better beings, better societies, and thus a better planet. Art is an outstanding power food. We truly value its fundamental role as the instigator of reflections, feelings, and actions, out of the ordinary.
Moreover, at Luisa Catucci Gallery we work in strict contact with the artists we represent, to properly promote and support them in their growing careers while ensuring international collaborations with galleries, museums, biennials, and institutions.
Luisa Catucci, gallery owner and director
Marina Khaykina, gallery manager