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16/05/2026

Shinoh Nam
‚Sang-ryang-mun (Topping-out ritual): For those who support my selfishness, I flare up and pray‘
2026
Wall sculpture | Burnt wood, steel, brass, Korean paper (hanji)
122 × 98 × 24 cm
48 × 38.6 × 9.4 in
Unique

Photos by Julie Becquart

As part of ‚A Guide to the Interior for a House on Ambiguous Grounds‘ — Shinoh Nam’s solo exhibition that opened for GALLERY WEEKEND BERLIN and is currently on view at Galerie Mountains at Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz, Berlin.

For further information and enquiries please contact us at [email protected]

Visit Mountains Wednesday – Saturday 12–6 pm and by appointment. We would be happy to see you!

10/05/2026

Brilliant new works, great install, and this must be the best exhibition title ever!

DE, Potsdam (exhibition)
Osmar Osten * Kunstverein KunstHaus Potsdam
Nie wieder Urknall! [Never again the Big Bang]
Curated by Jens Milde
March 22 – May 10, 2026

Finissage
Sunday, May 10, 4 pm
with a reading by Matthias Zwarg

Osmar Osten is regarded by many as a language artist and a virtuoso verbal trickster. First and foremost, however, Osten is a painter who draws language into his painting, examining it both in terms of meaning and for its visual force.

Born in 1959 in Karl-Marx-Stadt (GDR), Osten’s artistic development received decisive impulses during the 1980s through his association with the artist group Clara Mosch and the Galerie Oben.
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And it is not only language that recurs throughout Osten’s works, but also his motifs: alongside the aforementioned hares, birds, fish, and snowmen, motifs drawn from the folk art traditions of the Ore Mountains – such as nutcrackers, incense smokers, and miners‘ figures – populate his paintings. Rooted in precise observations of everyday life, this world of imagery and language forms a self-contained and coherent structure from which questions concerning contemporary political, social, and economic realities continually emerge.

In 2022, Osten was awarded the Hans-Platschek-Preis für Kunst und Schrift for „his post-Dadaist painting and his ironic short texts.“ In 2025, during the European Capital of Culture Chemnitz 2025, Osten was among the defining artistic voices of the region, notably through his participation in the Purple Path. (transl. from the German press release)

At Galerie Mountains, Osmar Osten had solo exhibitions in 2022 and 2024, and will be presented by the gallery in the upcoming 2026 edition of Basel Social Club (alongside Eric Meier) this June.

28/04/2026

Please join Mountains and Shinoh Nam during GALLERY WEEKEND BERLIN 2026!  Shinoh Nam A Guide to the Interior for a House on Ambiguous Grounds May 1 – June 13, 2026

Architectural concept development with Changki Kim  Exhibition text by Olamiju Fajemisin

Special opening hours: Thursday, April 30 11 – 6 pm Preview VIP Friday, May 1 11 – 6 pm Preview VIP  6 – 9 pm Opening Saturday, May 2 11 – 6 pm Sunday, May 3 11 – 6 pm  
Shinoh Nam, b. 1993, lives in Berlin and Seoul. — His artistic practice unfolds at the intersection of sculpture, architecture, and design, engaging questions of psychoanalysis and cultural displacement. Nam’s sculptures, installations, and two-dimensional works oscillate between construction and collapse, between the functional and the personal.

Extending the spatial concerns of his previous exhibitions, Nam conceives the presentation at Mountains as a fragmented ‚house,‘ in which only the floor plan is delineated. The artist, in collaboration with architect Changki Kim, drew inspiration from the film Dogville and applied the structural concept of a house to the exhibition through the use of architectural drawings. Within this open structure, viewers move through loosely defined interior zones that stage encounters between objects, gestures, and psychological states.  The exhibition shifts focus from architectural exteriors to interior space, using furniture and domestic elements to examine relationships between humans, objects, and the systems that organize them. References to Victorian, modernist, and postmodern design intersect, unsettling linear narratives of progress and revealing how ideas of ‚good design‘ become institutionalized and absorbed into systems of value and consumption. (Read the full press release online at mountains.gallery/exhibitions)

We would be happy to welcome you!
For any questions do not hesitate to contacts us.

Poster design

20/04/2026

Fatima Hellberg writes in the exhibition catalogue ‚David Medalla. Parables of Friendship‘ (Bonner Kunstverein and Museion Bolzano, 2021/2022):

Medalla’s use of masks alludes to the paradox of identity, to that of disguise
and of performance. Akin to his practice of collaging visas and passports
as imagined identity documents, Medalla was acutely aware of the role his
identity played in his engagement with the West. His ability to hide behind
a mask, often created with a collage-like approach, enabled him to ironically
embody the iconography of advertising and Western consumerism. In a
1978 interview with artist Rasheed Araeen, Medalla talks at length about his
resistance to himself and his work being assumed within a Western canon,
and with the mask this resistance to a fixed identity is clearly met.

(...) The paper mask is a device that has recurred throughout his career, most
prolifically in his later years. Here the simple act of cutting or tearing a
magazine or newspaper page in a symmetrical pattern to form eye and mouth
holes to be worn or simply held in front of the face momentarily creates
a quick and effective transformative device. When hung on the wall, these
masks evoke the masks of Greek theatre, while examining them up close
the subtle humour of the chosen content of the pages that form the masks
appear in direct conversation with his collage practice.

His masks are immediate and engaging, alluding to the possibility of performance,
and as such, often incorporated into his impromptus. Medalla’s ability
to suspend belief in his audiences, while embracing humour in making fun of
the discarded and disposable waste of consumption. A profound reflection
at times living with limited means. The mask enabled Medalla to take one
step further in his ability to shift, adapt and adopt new identities and personas
in his constantly shifting world.

20/04/2026

The documentation of our booth with David Medalla is online at mountains.gallery (link in bio).

Visit us on the fair:
📍 Palazzo Galbani, Via Fabio Filzi, 25r, Milan
Mountains – 7th floor, Booth 7.04

Opening Hours
Saturday, April 18 | 11:00am—8:00pm
Sunday, April 19 | 11:00am—8:00pm
Monday, April 20 | 11:00am—8:00pm
Tuesday, April 21 | 11:00am—7:00pm

We’re looking forward to seeing you.

Installation views: Gabriele Abbruzzese

10/04/2026

Mountains is featured in German daily Handelsblatt, in the art market section.

Thank you Christiane Meixner!

Bei 1300 Euro beginnt das Angebot der Galerie Mountains aus Berlin, der auf kleinem Raum ein Querschnitt durch ihr Programm gelingt - von den surrealen Fantasien der 1942 geborenen Monika Maurer-Morgenstern (2800 Euro) bis zur Arbeit von David Medalla (31.000 Euro), dessen Nachlass die Galerie betreut.

[The Berlin-based gallery Mountains successfully manages to present a concise yet representative cross-section of its program within a small space — with prices starting at €1,300, ranging from the surreal fantasies of Monika Maurer-Morgenstern (born 1942), priced at €2,800, to a work by David Medalla (€31,000), whose estate is represented by the gallery.]

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09/04/2026

Visit us at ART COLOGNE PALMA MALLORCA 2026
April 9–12

Palau de Congressos
Mountains - Level 1, Stand P 211

Installation views by Joanna Wilk

09/04/2026

MOUNTAINS - APRIL & MAY 2026

Palma/Mallorca, Milano, Berlin.

MARK YOUR CALENDARS.

We are looking forward to seeing you.

08/04/2026

Mountains is delighted to participate in the inaugural edition of the new ART COLOGNE PALMA MALLORCA art fair format.

For this April 2026 edition we will be showing a group presentation with works by Guy Allott , Sophia Domagała , Edi Dubien , Nschotschi Haslinger , I. S. Kalter .s.kalter, Franziska Kneidl .kneidl, Jusun Lee , Monika Maurer-Morgenstern , David Medalla 1938-2020 , Olivia Parkes , Yana Tsegay

Address:
Palau de Congressos Palma Bay, Carrer de Felicià Fuster 2, 07006 Palma, Mallorca – Balearic Islands, Spain

Visit us at stand P 211 ☀️
April 9–12, 2026

DM to request our Preview PDF or +49.171.9013691 (call/text/WhatsApp)

With special thanks to Daniel Hug and to the amazing J. G. and the whole ART COLOGNE team!

06/04/2026

Sophia Domagała is currently on view at Kunstverein Ulm in the exhibition Jahresgaben 2026, with two beautiful paintings from 2024, reflecting the characteristic painterly approach that has come to define her recent practice.

Through Sunday, April 12.

Sophia Domagała

Rote Streifen hinter Linien, 2024
[Red stripes behind lines]
Acrylic on canvas
43 × 58 cm

Rote Flecken hinter Linien, 2024
[Red stains behind lines]
Acrylic on canvas
53,5 × 59 cm

15/03/2026

Thank you all so much for joining us for the opening reception 💖 Such a happy evening ✨

The show is open now and on view through April 18. Visit Mountains Wednesday to Saturday 12–6 pm and by appointment.

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Berlin
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Donnerstag	13:00 - 19:00
Freitag	13:00 - 19:00
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