KÖNIG GALERIE is a leading contemporary art gallery located in the former St. Agnes Church in Berlin-Kreuzberg, a striking example of Brutalist architecture designed by Werner Düttmann. Founded in 2002 by Johann König and now run jointly with Lena König, the gallery represents over 40 international artists, many from a younger generation. Its program emphasizes interdisciplinary, concept-driven, and spatially engaged works across media including sculpture, video, sound, painting, and performance. With its unique setting and bold curatorial vision, KÖNIG GALERIE has become a cornerstone of Berlin’s global art scene.
Berlin GermanyKÖNIG GALERIE is located at Alexandrinenstraße 118-121, 10969 Berlin, in the Kreuzberg district. The gallery is housed in the impressive former St. Agnes Church, a monumental Brutalist building from the 1960s designed by architect Werner Düttmann. Since moving there in 2015, KÖNIG GALERIE has become known for large-scale, interdisciplinary exhibitions across media such as sculpture, video, sound, painting, and performance. The space includes both the former chapel and nave, creating a distinctive atmosphere for contemporary art. Nearby, visitors can explore the vibrant Kreuzberg neighborhood, known for its dynamic cultural scene and close proximity to landmarks like the Landwehr Canal and the Akademie der Künste with its garden. The Berlinische Galerie, a museum dedicated to modern art, photography, and architecture, is also within reach, offering an enriching cultural experience. The surrounding area blends historic architecture with lively urban life, featuring cafes, parks, and other galleries, making it a significant hub for art lovers and tourists exploring Berlin’s contemporary art landscape. Public transport connections make it easily accessible from other parts of the city, enhancing its appeal as a key destination for contemporary art in Berlin.