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A love letter to berlin - interview with carolyn brann

After a three month artist residency, the American artist Carolyn Brann allows us a view into her artistic process.

Dia-logos - interview with alexandra winterberg

After an intense 3 months stay in Berlin, the artist Alexandra Winterberg allows us a view into her artistic creation.

From within: an interview with peter wendel

After an exciting 2 months artist residency, the Swedish artist Peter Wendel allows us a view into his artistic creation.

Antike von heute: an interview with marcelot

Marcelot is currently hosting a situation in situ at coGalleries. We sat down with him to discuss his ideas and his inspiration.

Playing with balance: an interview with french artist lucas ngo

Lucas Ngo will be having his first exhibition in Berlin on the 22nd of October. We sat down with him to get some insight into his creative process.

Long live mountains: telengut’s stop-motion art presses play on ethnocultural awareness

This month we welcome back Alisi Telengut to the coGalleries studio. In this exclusive we breathe life into her impetus for exploring the importance of animism, the intricate animation process, and how “traces of the past are constantly in...

The path to understanding that we are all just “us”: an interview with british artist jonathan davis

'We All Have a Story' — ‘Wir Alle Haben Eine Geschichte’ will be Jonathan’s second solo show in Germany. It is a result of his 5 months artist in residency with coGalleries Berlin

Open call for artist in residence program berlin 2019-2020

Applications are now wide open for our new round of Artist Residencies at coGalleries Berlin.

Embracing berlin's raw spirits: an interview with the australian painter george hambov aka apeseven

Australian painter and street artist George Hambov aka Apeseven is part of coGalleries International Artist Residency Program since August 2019.

Extending perception: an interview with the emerging indonesian artist talitha maranila

Inspired by Science and Javanese mysticism, visual artist Talitha Maranila reflects in her work the process of self-realization and the inherent structures of the world.