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The Friedmann-Hahn Gallery in Charlottenburg is a place where contemporary art not only captivates the viewer visually but also emotionally. For 20 years, the gallery has been presenting works that blend a keen sense of current trends with craftsmanship. The focus of the collection is on figurative painting, where art-historical traditions such as still life are translated into the language of the present. Photography is also used as a creative tool to open up new perspectives. The portfolio is further enriched by outstanding sculptors and artists from the Urban Art scene. The gallery currently represents twenty international artists whose works are showcased in solo and group exhibitions as well as at national and international art fairs.

The Friedmann-Hahn Gallery is a place of dialogue, where art is not only viewed but also discussed and experienced. Through regular openings, artist talks, and events, the gallery promotes interaction between art and the public, creating a space where art comes alive.

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Alexander Friedmann-Hahn is a gallerist driven by passion and conviction. Since founding his gallery 20 years ago, he has dedicated himself to presenting and supporting artists whose works shape the present. He is especially committed to artists who bridge traditional craftsmanship and modern expression with their work. When Alexander Friedmann-Hahn is convinced of an artist's unique talent, he embarks on a collaborative journey with them—one that is built on trust and mutual respect.

With his dedicated team, supported by Dana Brandstetter, Friedmann-Hahn places great emphasis on personal and effective mediation. He makes it his mission to not only present artworks but also explain their creative processes, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation of art. Over the past 20 years, the Friedmann-Hahn Gallery has not only built a loyal circle of friends and collectors but has also become well-known on the international art scene. For the past 10 years, the gallery has regularly exhibited on the MS Europa and Europa 2, viewing this platform as an exciting addition to its program. Many of the ship's guests have become loyal collectors over the years.