Image: Galerie Thomas Schulte, Berlin
Galerie Thomas Schulte has announced an opening for Katharina Sieverding's 'Life–Death' as part of Gallery Night 2026 in Berlin. According to the gallery's save-the-date notice for Berlin Art Week 2026, the opening is scheduled for Thursday, 10 September 2026, from 6 to 10 pm at the gallery's Charlottenstrasse location.
The announcement places 'Life–Death' alongside two other gallery projects slated for the same evening: Kerstin Brätsch's 'Die Sein: Para Psychics (excerpt)' on Charlottenstrasse and David L. Johnson's 'Nachtruhe' on Potsdamer Strasse. The email positions each as an opening on Gallery Night, while keeping the venues separate across the gallery's Berlin addresses.
Katharina Sieverding is identified in the newsletter through an image credit for 'Life–Death', dated 1969, described as a film still. The source material does not provide further exhibition text, curatorial framing or additional interpretive details about the presentation itself, so the announcement remains focused on the work title, the artist, and the opening date.
Galerie Thomas Schulte is a Berlin gallery with spaces on Charlottenstrasse and Potsdamer Strasse. The save-the-date email lists its Charlottenstrasse address as Charlottenstrasse 24, D-10117 Berlin, and gives the gallery's opening hours as Tuesday to Saturday, 12 pm to 6 pm. A second location is listed at Potsdamer Strasse 81B, Mercator Höfe, D-10785 Berlin, with opening hours Wednesday to Saturday, 12 pm to 6 pm.
The newsletter's main focus is the Berlin Art Week 2026 calendar rather than a full exhibition release, but it makes clear that 'Life–Death' will be introduced at the gallery's Charlottenstrasse address on the evening of 10 September. The email also supplies the standard contact details for Galerie Thomas Schulte and directs readers to the gallery website.
The source images accompanying the notice credit Katharina Sieverding's 'Life–Death', 1969, with photo credit to Klaus Mettig. No further installation details, checklist information or duration for the presentation were provided in the source material.
