VGalerie - Galerie Elena Valentiny

01/06/2026

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Summer opening hours:

Tuesday - Saturday 14:00-18:00
Saturday 10:30-18:00

Heike Simmer - Dialogue > 27.06.2026

31/05/2026

Merci RTL Kultur Heike Simmer on view
> 27.06.26

An der VGalerie zu Diddeleng presentéiert d’Elena Valentiny den Ament Wierker vun der Kölner Kënschtlerin Heike Simmer. Et ass fir d‘éischt, dass d’Kënschtlerin zu Lëtzebuerg ausstellt.

29/05/2026

OPENING Heike Simmer - Dialogue
Saturday, 30.05.26 in presence of the artist
15:00-18:00
VGalerie

exhibition > 27.06.26
opening hours: Tue-Fri 14:00-18:00
Sat 10:30-18:00

24/05/2026

Studio visit ☀️in Cologne

upcoming solo show 30.05.2026

15/05/2026

Last week to discover Dorothee Liebscher's solo show
> 23.05.2026

📍67, Av. G.-D. Charlotte | L-3441 Dudelange
[email protected]

13/05/2026

OPEN TOMORROW☔️
D'Galerie ass muer um Feierdag de 14. Mee fir iech op
10:30-18:00

67, Av. G.-D. Charlotte
L-3441 Dudelange

Dorothee Liebscher | Open Fragments
> 23.05.2026

Ville de Dudelange Geschäftsverband Diddeleng

06/05/2026

Carefully packing up the artworks, before presenting them to a collector at his home🚀👀

05/05/2026

Dorothee Liebscher | Open Fragments

contact [email protected]

The exhibition Open Fragments ( > 23.05.2026) marks Dorothee Liebscher´s (*1987, Freiberg, Germany) first solo show in Luxembourg. Following numerous exhibitions in Germany and most recently at The Drents Museum, in Assen, Netherlands, VGalerie is delighted to present the artist´s latest works. After completing her studies in Leipzig at the Hochschule für Grafik und Buchkunst, she has been living and working there as a professional artist. In her artistic work, Dorothee Liebscher focuses on the idea of architectural decontextualization, reflecting on space and time. The calm but unstoppable force of nature interferes and disrupts the severity of structures, which are then redefined. The artist portrays a scenery where the boundary between reality and fiction is blurred. As a result, her architectural compositions appear deconstructed and abandoned, arousing a sense of curiosity and tension among viewers. ‚I consider my works not only as representations, they are reflections about order and chaos, stability and change. They invite the viewer to question and rethink their perception of space and time, of existence and impermanence.‘ Her creative process starts with an intuitive arrangement of colours and forms, creating a balance between precision and lightness. The paintings, rendered in pastel tones, partly combined with vibrant neon colours, create a unique and distinctive visual atmosphere.
Dorothee Liebscher