Galerie

Georg Nothelfer

Galerie in Knesbeckstraße
Galerie Uhlandstraße ca. 1985
Georg Katarina und manfred de la MotteFoto_grau
Galerie Georg Nothelfer was founded by Georg Nothelfer in 1971. For 30 years, the gallery was located in Uhlandstraße, in the centre of West Berlin. In 2008, the gallery moved to spacious rooms in the Tiergarten Triangle. In autumn 2010, the showroom Galerie Georg Nothelfer was opened in Charlottenburg. Georg Nothelfer managed the business until his death. After his death, his long-time employees Irene Schumacher and Vera Ehe continued to run the gallery together for two years. Since January 2023 Vera Ehe is entrusted with the sole management of the gallery.
Galerie Georg Nothelfer sees itself as a programme gallery. For 50 years, it has taken a classical position in the ever-changing market and presents Informel, Tachism and gestural painting as its main focus, but also shows contemporary art that deals with the legacy of post-war abstract expressionism. In addition, a large number of publications and artists' editions have been produced under Georg Nothelfer. Approximately six solo and group exhibitions are held annually. The national and international art fairs are of particular importance for the gallery. 

Photo 1: First gallery in Knesebeckstraße, approx. 1973.
Photo 2: Gallery in Uhlandstraße, exterior view. On the left K.R.H. Sonderborg, on the right Georg Nothelfer, approx. 1985
Photo 3: From left to right: Georg Nothelfer, Katharina Kück-Nothelfer, Manfred de la Motte
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