GALERIE SUPPER is specialized in contemporary art.

The exhibition is less a chronological retrospective than a curatorial distillation. Works from different years enter into a new spatial and visual relationship with one another. The classic Petersburg hanging—historically known from the densely arranged collection presentations at the Hermitage in Saint Petersburg—is used here as a deliberate exhibition device: The wall becomes an image space in which individual works become part of a larger visual structure.

Across several rows, a multi-layered constellation of painting, photography, drawing, and sculpture unfolds. The dense hanging creates a tension between individual works and the overall picture, inviting visitors to explore the exhibition not linearly, but associatively.

The exhibition brings together works by LeeLee Nam, Erwin Olaf, Cindy Sherman, Brixy, René Dantes, Tino Geiss, Rayk Goetze, Andreas Lau, Mike MacKeldey, Roland Schauls, Monika Thiele, Patricia Thoma, Andreas Wachter, Anja Warzecha, and Sebastian Wehrle, among others.

This concentrated presentation creates a multifaceted picture of the gallery's work: different generations, media, and artistic approaches come together in the space, forming an open archive of the past 24 years. PETERSBURG reveals how artistic positions intersect, contradict, or comment on each other over time—and how the sum of individual works gives rise to a new, collective narrative.