KATHATINA WULFF
Arabesken in Arabesken

Kunsthalle Baden-Baden, Germany

On view through May 10, 2026

This spring, the Staatliche Kunsthalle Baden-Baden presents KATHARINA WULFF’s most comprehensive exhibition to date, featuring paintings, drawings, and architectural works from over three decades of her artistic practice. Since the early 1990s, Wulff has developed a body of work distinguished by a particular sensitivity to the possibilities of figurative painting, inflected by her keen awareness of social dynamics and cultural conditioning.

With forty paintings and drawings, the exhibition provides a focused overview of a body of work shaped by Wulff’s youth in East Berlin, the Berlin art scene of the 1990s, and the cultural transitions of the societies in which she has lived and worked for many years. The layering of figurative encounters, archival materials, and memory lends Wulff’s works a timeless quality. Her compositions arise from the construction of relationships—of scale, proximity, and perspective; between landscape and city, human beings and architecture; and equally within the social realm, in humanity’s relationship to the world around it.

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