“Empty Places, Crowded Hearts” brings together ten women artists across several generations for a group exhibition at Crone Berlin. The lineup spans established and emerging voices, including Rosemarie Trockel, Sylvie Fleury, Judith Fegerl, and Ruscha Voormann, alongside the late Charlotte Posenenske, Channa Horwitz, and Hanne Darboven. Their work touches on the languages of minimalism, systems art, and conceptual and feminist practice — traditions many of these artists helped shape and redefine. The show’s title sets up a quiet tension between absence and presence, emptiness and emotional weight, that runs through the works on view. It’s a fitting draw for anyone following contemporary art in Berlin and the ongoing dialogue between women artists across generations. Full details on visiting hours and admission are available via the gallery listing.
Free admission
-THE SPIRIT OF BERLIN, REIMAGINED -THE SPIRIT OF BERLIN, REIMAGINED -THE SPIRIT OF BERLIN, REIMAGINED
– EXPERIENCE BERLIN, EXPERIENCE THE ERA – EXPERIENCE BERLIN, EXPERIENCE THE ERA – EXPERIENCE BERLIN, EXPERIENCE THE ERA
