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On the occasion of Art Düsseldorf, Galerie 3AP presents a series of exhibitions and events across its Düsseldorf locations.

Working across photography, sculpture, and installation, Arnaut’s practice explores the entanglements of body, memory, and space.

17. – 19. April, Areal Böhler | Booth H23

NEW OPENING HOURS
Friday: 2–7 PM
Saturday: 12–4 PM

Sophie Esslinger’s solo exhibition at Wohnung Lauxtermann (Fürstenwall 74) will be open for its final viewing this weekend.

NEW OPENING HOURS
Friday: 2–7 PM
Saturday: 12–4 PM

To enquire about a personal visit please feel free to contact us.

The exhibition opens on 27 March 2026, from 6-8 PM, with the artist in attendance. Visits outside regular opening hours by appointment.

We are pleased to share that Lara Werth has been featured in Rheinische Post in an article by Helga Meister, highlighting her unique practice that bridges contemporary drawing and professional martial arts.

The exhibition opens on 27 March 2026, from 6-8 PM, with the artists in attendance. Visits outside regular opening hours by appointment.

Join us for the finissage: Saturday March 14th, 4–6 PM with the artist in attendance.

The second edition of House of Galleries at the TRIANON high-rise was a success, welcoming over 5,000 visitors across four days and presenting 43 solo exhibitions on floors 42 to 44. The format proved its strength at the start of the art year, combining focused curatorial concepts with strong sales and dynamic exchanges.

Jacqueline Hen gave a lecture at Galerie 3AP/Frankfurt exploring her work with light, space, and perception. The talk was live-streamed to Aedes Network Campus Berlin (ANCB).

We are pleased to share that In Between, our current group exhibition in collaboration with POV Contemporary, has been featured in Whitehot Magazine.

Opening hours in Frankfurt: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 4–7 PM, and daily by appointment. To enquire about a personal visit please feel free to contact us.

We are pleased to announce our participation. Save the Date!

We’re delighted to announce the second Wohnung Lauxtermann Residency featuring Camie Klein.

We are delighted to share that Nadine Karl has been featured in Curatory Magazine, which recently published an in-depth interview with the Düsseldorf-based artist.

Join us for the Closing and New Year’s Reception of Jacqueline Hen’s solo exhibition, including an installation in the air shelter. Saturday, 31 January, 2–4 pm

Opening hours in Düsseldorf: Mondays and Fridays, 1–6 PM, and daily by appointment. To enquire about a personal visit please feel free to contact us.

Thursday January 29th, 6:30-7:30 PM

Meeting point: Foyer of the Kunsthalle

Following the opening of our Frankfurt space in April 2025, Galerie 3AP was pleased to take part in the second edition of House of Galleries. For the occasion, we presented two complementary bodies of work by Jacqueline Hen, both engaging with perception as a spatial and temporal phenomenon.

Since opening our Frankfurt space in April 2025, we’re excited to join the second edition of House of Galleries. We’re pleased to present two complementary bodies of work by Jacqueline Hen, both exploring perception as a spatial and temporal phenomenon.

Camie Kleins current solo exhibition “Bodies in Residue”at our location in Düsseldorf has been extensively reviewed in Rheinische Post. In her article, Monika Götz highlights the exhibition as a strong start to the new year and emphasizes the gallery’s programmatic commitment to presenting young and progressive artistic positions.

Our galleries are now closed for winter break.

Wishing you a festive season and happy holidays!

Extended opening hours in Frankfurt: The gallery is now open Tuesdays and Thursdays, 4–7 PM, including the air shelter with Jacqueline Hen’s installation. Visits outside these hours are available by appointment.

We’re happy to share the updated opening hours for our Frankfurt location, beginning next week

We were delighted to take part in the second edition of Paper Positions Vienna, following the fair’s debut last year.
At the historic Semperdepot – once a production site for monumental stage sets – Galerie 3AP presented its curated format »BLÜTENLESE«. Over the course of the fair, three alternating shows unfolded, each focusing on a concise selection of works in drawing, photography, and etching.

13. – 16. November, Semper Depot | Booth 18

„Woran denkst du gerade?“ – „An nichts.“

With an nichts Galerie 3AP presents the first publication of poems by artist Toni Meyer. Her poems observe what is easily overlooked: the sound of footsteps on fresh gravel, the vanishing of a fly in an eye, the waiting for chimney smoke. The texts register presence without seeking to interpret it. Edition of 60 copies, signed and numbered.

Nightwatch, a site-specific installation by Julie Mia in collaboration with R. Aeol, is now on view at the Zentrum für Internationale Künste (ZIK). The conceptual artwork Nightwatch (Nachtwache) explores the interplay of light and darkness within ongoing urban transformation processes.

As part of the 79th International Bergische Art Exhibition, Nadine Karl presents a spatial installation that weaves together photography, sculpture, sound, scent, and elemental materials into a quietly immersive environment. At its center lies a mixture of fill sand and silver sand – a substance that functions both as a fragment of landscape and a metaphysical cipher.

Our exhibition Epiphenomenon by Nadine Karl was featured in several publications, including FAZ, FNP, Monopol, and Journal Frankfurt, as part of the Saisonstart Frankfurt/Main. Many thanks to everyone who helped make this launch so special!

Suspension of Disbelief 2 continues the exploration of perception, illusion, and emotional projection initiated in July 2025 through the work of Julian Heuser, expanding the conceptual framework into a polyphonic group exhibition marking the season’s opening. Curated by Aileen Treusch, the show brings together works who examine and broaden the theme from diverse artistic viewpoints.

In her artistic practice, Nadine Karl explores the multilayered entanglement of temporality and fiction. At the core of her work are analytical dialogues between sculpture and installation that critically question conventional, linear structures of time. Her works transform ephemeral and potential elements into complex, overlapping spatiotemporal configurations that deconstruct concepts of identity and collective memory, making a dynamic, fleeting reality perceptible. A key feature of her practice is the multidimensional approach through various senses: olfactory elements and sound are purposefully used to create immersive experiential spaces that expand and destabilize perception. In doing so, eco-feminist questions increasingly come to the forefront.

During Nadine Karl’s exhibition Epiphenomenon, both levels of the gallery will be activated. In addition to the main exhibition space, the air shelter in the basement will also be part of the show.

We are excited to announce our participation at DC Open 2025 with the upcoming group exhibition Suspension of disbelief II at our Düsseldorf location. The show features works by Julian Heuser, Nadine Karl, Toni Meyer, Julie Mia and Lara Werth.

We’re excited to open Nadine Karl’s first solo show Epiphenomenon at Galerie 3AP in Frankfurt as part of Saisonstart Frankfurt/Main 2025.

We’re delighted to announce that the catalogue Into the Light is now available!

We’re excited to open Julian Heuser’s first solo show at Galerie 3AP in Düsseldorf. Suspension of disbelief brings together new paintings that blur the lines between perception, illusion, and emotional reality. Heuser’s work combines techniques from painting, collage, and drawing with the layered codes of comic books, sci-fi pulp (Perry Rhodan), and horror aesthetics. Vivid colors, cryptic symbols, and fantastical forms collide with personal and cultural projections of fear, grief, and transformation.

At Baustelle Schaustelle — Raum für junge Kunst, the exhibition “Out of the Corner” by Lara Werth explores how physical extremes, mental states of exception, and dense urban imagery merge in her drawing practice.

We are delighted to announce the second exhibition in the air-raid shelter, an extension of our new gallery space in Frankfurt am Main. In Der Blick ins Unbekannte (A Glimpse into the Unknown), Willi Bucher presents a site-specific projection that intertwines visual, material, and existential dimensions. At the center is a high-definition video projected onto fine stainless steel mesh – a precise, semi-transparent industrial material whose structure evokes neural networks through its 250-micron weave.