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Galerie Isabella Bortolozzi

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Schöneberger Ufer 61, Berlin, Deutschland

+49 30 26 39 76 20
+49 30 26 39 76 229
info@bortolozzi.com

Galerie Isabella Bortolozzi was founded in Berlin in 2004 and presents an international programme of 30 artists from emerging, established and historical positions. With a growing roster that includes artists such as Diamond Stingily, Wu Tsang, Michaela Eichwald, Hannah Black, Morag Keil, Vaginal Davis, Ed Atkins, Seth Price, James Richards and others, the gallery continues to support the careers and practices of its artists in dialogue with audiences and institutions worldwide. Since its inception, the gallery has gained a reputation for spotlighting radical positions and working closely with international museums and foundations. In 2014, Galerie Isabella Bortolozzi opened its second space, Eden Eden, at Bülowstrasse 74, Berlin, with a solo exhibition by Seth Price.

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