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Werner CV May 2020 Helwaser Gallery 833 Madison Avenue, Third Floor, New York, NY 10021 Phone: +1 (646) 724 9580| E-mail: [email protected] www.HelwaserGallery.com Werner Berges Born in 1941 in Cloppenburg, Germany. Died in 2017 Schallstadt, Germany. Education 1963 Staatliche Kunstschule in Bremen, Germany 1968 Berlin university of the Arts, Germany Solo exhibitions 2020 Helwaser Gallery, New York, NY, USA 2019 VILLA GOECKE, Krefeld, Germany LEVY Galerie, Hamburg, Germany 2018 Kunstverein Kirchzarten, Germany 2017 LEVY Galerie, Hamburg, Germany Karl & Faber, Munich, Germany Oldenburgisches Landesmuseum, Oldenburg, Germany Galerie Klaus Benden, Cologne, Germany Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, Dusseldorf, Germany 2014 Davis Klemm Gallery, Wiesbaden, Germany Museum für aktuelle Kunst – Sammlung Hurrle Durbach bei Offenburg, Germany Galerie pro arte, Freiburg, Germany Wilhlem-Hack-Museum, Ludwigshafen, Germany 2013 Davis Klemm Gallery, Munich, Germany 2011 Galerie Renate Kammer, Hamburg, Germany Davis Klemm Gallery, Frankfurt am Main, Germany Neuffer am Park Kunsthalle, Pirmasens, Germany 2010 Haus Salmegg, Verein für Kunst und Geschichte Rheinfelden e.V., Germany Galerie pro arte, Freiburg, Germany Davis Klemm Gallery, Frankfurt am Main, Germany 2009 Galerie Meier, Berlin, Germany 2008 Morat-Institut, Freiburg, Germany Davis Klemm Galerie, Frankfurt am Main, Germany Euro Gallery, Seoul, South Korea 2007 Pan Kunstforum, Emmerich, Germany 2006 Nord/LB art gallery, Hanover, Germany Davis Klemm Gallery, Mainz, Germany 2005 Galerie Domberger, Filderstadt, Germany NORD / LB art gallery, Hanover, Germany 2004 Galerie Roland Aphold, Allschwil, Basel, Switzerland KFW Bankengruppe, Berlin, Germany 2003 LEVY Galerie, Hamburg, Germany 2002 Stadtmusem, Oldenburg, Germany Museumsdorf, Cloppenburg, Germany Rathaus, Plietzhausen, Germany 2001 Galerie pro arte, Freiburg, Germany Kunsthaus Hannover, Hanover, Germany 2000 Museum Ratingen, Germany Kunstverein Münsterland, Coesfeld, Germany Kunsthaus Hannover, Hanover, Germany SWR, Baden-Baden, Germany 1999 Kunsthaus Grenchen, Switzerland Markgräfler Museum, Mühlheim, Germany Galerie Domberger, Filderstadt, Germany Art-Galerie, Bayreuth, Germany 1998 Kunstkreis Sauerland, Olpe, Germany Kunst-Forum, Zurich, Switzerland Galerie Roldan Aphold, Allschwil, Basel, Switzerland 1997 Großherzogliches Palais, Badenweiler, Germany Emslandmuseum, Schloß Clemenswerth, Sögel, Germany 1996 Bildhauergalerie Messe-Ladwig, Berlin, Germany Galerie Depelmann, Langenhagen, Germany 1995 Schloßmuseum Jever, Germany Galerie Domberger, Filderstadt, Germany 1994 Galerie Stettener Schloß, Lörrach, Germany 1993 Galerie pro arte, Freiburg, Germany Kunstverein Schopfheim, Germany 1992 Galerie Depelmann, Langenhagen, Germany 1991 Kunstverein Freiburg, Germany Emsdettener Kunstverein, Germany Städtische Galerie Tuttlingen, Germany Galeria Cadaqués, Cadaqués, Spain 1990 Kunstverein Cloppenburg, Germany Kubus, Hanover, Germany 1989 Galerie MS, Münster, Germany Galerie Kammer, Hamburg, Germany Galerie art actuel, Lüttich, Belgium 1988 Städtische Galerie, Villingen-Schwenningen, Germany Kunstverein Weil am Rhein, Germany 1987 Galerie der Stadt Kornwestheim, Germany Galerie Depelmann, Langenhagen, Germany Galerie pro arte, Freiburg, Germany 1986 Galerie art actuel, Lüttich, Belgium Kunstverein Speyer, Germany Kunstverein Soest, Germany 1985 Galerie Heimeshoff, Essen, Germany 1984 Galerie Moderne, Bad Zwischenahn, Germany Galerie Terbrüggen, Sinsheim, Germany Kunstverein Kirchzarten, Germany Galeria Eude, Barcelona, Spain 1983 Kunstverein Hochrhein, Trompeterschloß, Bad Säckingen, Germany Stadtturmgalerie Innsbruck, Germany Galerie Domberger, Reutlingen, Germany 1982 Kunstverein Herford, Herford, Germany Galerie Toni Brechbühl, Grenchen, Switzerland Galerie Lometsch, Kassel, Germany 1981 Galerie A, Munich, Germany Galerie Heimeshoff, Essen, Germany Kunstverein Oldenburg, Germany Galerie Schübbe, Dusseldorf, Germany 1980 Galerie 2000, Berlin, Germany 1979 Galerie Domberger, Reutlingen, Germany Kunststudio Bielefeld, Bielefeld, Germany 1978 Galerie Centro, Oldenburg, Germany Galerie Regio, March-Hugstetten, Germany Musée des Jacobins, Morlaix, France, with Günter Grass Goethe-Institut, Marseille, France Goethe-Institut, Avignon, France 1977 Galerie Domberger, Reutlingen, Germany Goethe-Institut, Lyon, France Galerie 2000, Berlin, Germany 1976 Galeria Cadaqués, Cadaqués, Spain Galerie Dierks, Aarhus, Denmark Galerie Dierks, Copenhagen, Denmark Galerie Centro, Oldenburg, Germany 1975 Galerie Kerlikowsky, Paris, France Museumsdorf, Cloppenburg, Germany Galerie 2000, Berlin, Germany 1974 Galerie Regio, Freiburg, Germany Galerie Lometsch, Kassel, Germany Kunstverein Mannheim, Germany Galerie Kerlikowsky, Munich, Germany 1973 Kunsthalle Wilhelmshaven, Germany, with Paul Dierkes Galerie Oben, Hagen, Germany Galerie Centro, Oldenburg, Germany 1972 Galerie Leger, Malmö, Sweden Galerie Kafsack, Paderborn, Germany Galleria Vinciana, Milano, Italy Galleria d’Arte SAN.Michele, Brescia, Italy Galerie 2000, Berlin, Germany Kunstverein Gelsenkirchen, Germany, with Peter Sorge 1971 Galerie Cornels, Baden-Baden, Germany Galerie Wendtoft und Swetec, Dusseldorf, Germany Galerie Dierks, Aarhus, Denmark Galerie Grondal, Copenhagen, Denmark 1970 Kunststudio, Bielefeld, Germany Galerie 2000, Berlin, Germany Galerie Kerlikowsky und Kneiding, Munich, Germany 1969 Galerie Regio, Lörrach, Germany Galerie Stummer und Hubschmid, Zurich, Switzerland 1968 Galerie Junge Generation, Hamburg, Germany Galerie Schmücking, Braunschweig, Germany 1967 Galerie Schmücking, Braunschweig, Germany 1966 Großgörschen 35, Berlin, Germany 1965 Museumsdorf, Cloppenburg, Germany Group exhibitions 2018 Art Cologne, Germany / LEVY Galerie, Hamburg, Germany Von OP bis POP, Städtische Galerie Lüdenscheid, Germany 2017 Figuren, Galerie pro arte, Freiburg, Germany 2016 Deutscher Pop, Galerie Diede, Beulich, Germany Art Cologne, Germany / LEVY Galerie, Hamburg, Germany 2014 It’s Pop Art?, LEVY Galerie, Hamburg, Germany German Pop, Schirn Kunsthalle Frankfurt, Frankfurt am Main, Germany Gut aufgelegt. Die Sammlung Heinz Beck, Wilhelm-Hack-Museum, Ludwigshafen, Germany 2012 Punkt.Systeme. Vom Pointillismus zum Pixel, Wilhelm-Hack-Museum, Ludwigshafen, Germany Quadrart Dornbirn, Dornbrin, Austria 2010 Damals hat die halbe Nation hinter dem Fernseher gestanden, DavisKlemmGallery, Frankfurt am Main, Germany 2008 Life as a Legend: Marilyn Monroe, Art Gallery of Nova Scotia, Halifax, Canada; Fine Arts Center, Colorado Springs, USA; The Glenbow Museum Calgary, Calgary, Canada; Kunsthaus Hamburg, Germany; Women’s Museum Dallas, TX, USA; Boca Raton Museum of Art, FL, USA 2006 Life as a Legend: Marilyn Monroe, County Hall Gallery, London, UK 2000 Kunsthaus Hannover, Hanover, Germany 1999 Augenlust – Erotische Kunst im 20. Jahrhundert, Kunsthaus Hannover, Hanover, Germany Proche Etranger. 11 Artistes d´Allmangne, Association Mouvement d’art contemporain de Chamalières (AMAC), France 1998 Nahe Fremde, Künstler unterwegs, Museumsdorf Cloppenburg, Germany 1997 Druck 97. Aktuelle Druckgrafik Baden-Württemberg und Dresden, Städtische Galerie Albstadt, Germany Im Quadrat, Galerie der Stadt Tuttlingen, Germany Große Kunstausstellung NRW, Dusseldorf, Germany Atheneua de Cadaqués, Les Bernardes, Girona, Spain Wasser, Galerie Moderne, Bad Zwischenahn, Germany Künstlerbund Baden-Württemberg, Reutlingen, Germany 14. Internationale Triennale für Originalgrafik, Grenchen, Switzerland Künstler machen Schilder für Rottweil, Forum Kunst, Rottweil, Germany 4. Triennale Mondiale d`estampes: Petit Format, Chamalières Konspekt, Städtische Galerie Perm, Russia Städtisches Kunstmuseum Kirov, Russia Goethe-Institut, Moscow, Russia; Karyatiden, Nischni-Nowgorod, Russia 1996 Norwegian International Print Triennale, Fredrikstad, Norway Von Pop bis Polit, Wilhelm-Hack-Museum, Ludwigshafen, Germany Limited Art, Palais Jalta, Frankfurt am Main, Germany Accrochage, Galerie im Stettener Schloß, Lörrach, Germany Sammeln eine Leidenschaft, Kunst nach 1950 aus Privatsammlungen, Großherzogliches Palais, Badenweiler, Germany Mediterraneo, Artistas de Cadaqués, Spanisches Kulturinstitut Munich and Villa Ichon, Bremen, Germany Jahresausstellung des Künstlerbundes Baden-Württemberg, Ulmer Museum, Germany Köpfe und Figuren aus der Sammlung Hurrle, Alte Wäscherei, Offenburg art multiple, Dusseldorf, Germany 30 Jahre Galerie Kammer, Galerie Renate Kammer, Hamburg, Germany Freunde junger Kunst, Staatliche Kunsthalle Baden-Baden, Germany Künstler einer Galerie, Galerie Depelmann, Langenhagen, Germany 1995 4. Internationale Aquarell-Triennale, Kunsthaus Latvjas, Riga, Latvia Künstlerbund Baden- Württemberg, Heidelberg, Germany Groß und Klein, Darmstädtischer Sezession, Mathildenhöhe Darmstadt, Germany Sommerausstellung 93′, Galerie Moderne, Bad Zwischenahn, Germany Das kleine Format, Galerie Renate Kammer, Hamburg, Germany 10 années de galerie…, Galerie art actuel, Liège, Belgium III. International Biennal Györ, Hungary 1992 Auswärts gemalt, Oldenburgischen Landschaft, traveling exhibition, watercolors for Riga, Latvia; European collection for the Baltic Triennial 1992; Oldenburger Kunstverein, Germany 1990 25 Jahre G 35, Kunstverein Lingen, Germany Wind-Kunst-Aktion 90, Die Wetterfahne, Pfaffenweiler and Galerie pro arte, Freiburg, Germany 1989 Gesellschaft Junge Kunst, Kunsthalle Baden-Baden, Germany Fußball in der Kunst, Pfalzgalerie Kaiserslautern and Leopold-Hoesch-Museum Düren, Germany Art Frankfurt, Frankfurt am Main, Germany Farbe-Malerei in Baden-Württemberg,
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