With the relocation of her gallery from Berlin-Mitte to Fasanenstrasse, Beate Brinkmann returns to Berlin-Charlottenburg where, under her own name, she takes over the premises formerly occupied by Galerie Stühler. The surroundings opposite Literature House and close to Kurfürstendamm could hardly be more elegant, so this gallerist increasingly highlights the dialogue between classically modern design in noble materials and international positions of the contemporary avant-garde in art jewelry. She also represents the classical Modern period with her own pieces. With their sculptural and minimalistic shapes, her “insert” and “endless” collections number among the best known classics of modern jewelry design.

Michaela Binder, brooch from the collection laminati mille colori. Composition black-white. Laminate, silver, felt.
Appears in ART AUREA 4-2014
You also find galerie beate brinkmann in our places index on artaurea.com, it represents:
- Michaela Binder
- Uli Biskup
- Beate Brinkmann
- Lydia Gastroph
- Ursula Gnädiger
- Sabine Hauss
- Mirjam Hiller
- Angela Hübel
- Katzie Hughes
- Mai Ishikawa
- Svenja John
- Beppe Kessler
- Elisabeth Krampe
- Gernot Leibold
- Hilde Leiss
- Rainer Milewski
- Jorinde Nisse
- Renzo Pasquale
- Franziska Rappold
- Katja Schlegel
- Ursula Seitz
- Dagmar Stühler
- Erik Urbschat
- Angelika Wolpert
- Annamaria Zanella
- Tanja Zessel
- art
- Sibylle Wagner
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galerie beate brinkmann
jewellery + art
Fasanenstraße 69
10719 Berlin, Germany - Link