Linus Berg
“To all my post-follicar, hairline recession-adjacent friends
"
2026

Inkjet print, aluminium frame, mat

30 × 24 cm


David Ostrowski

F (door)

2010
Acrylic and varnish on cardboard, framed

78 × 39,7 cm


Linus Berg
“In the politics of friendship,
I win the popular vote!”
2024
Print, photography,
aluminium frame
30 × 45 cm

Linus Berg
“To a certain group of people in New York, status is everything”
2024
Print, photography,
aluminium frame
30 × 40 cm

Linus Berg
“Raise the curtains, lower the lights, I‘m taking center stage in my life”
2024
Print, edited screenshot, aluminium frame
30 × 40 cm

Linus Berg
Cat Concerto Intermission
2024
Piano key covers, wood, paint
15 × 60 × 20 cm

David Schiesser
Bläuliche Landschaft
2025
Pastel on canvas
50 × 70 cm

Hannah Sophie Dunkelberg
L‘Esprit Nouveau (no.3)
2021
Polystyrene, varnish, polished
aluminium frame
138 × 95 × 9 cm

Hannah Sophie Dunkelberg
Baroque, à la silhouette
2022
Polystyrene, framed
in walnut
100 × 50 × 3 cm

Ming Yuan
Alibi I-IV
2025
Oil on canvas
21 × 29 × 2 cm (each)

David Schiesser
Tête à Tête
2025
Charcoal on canvas, framed
125 × 150 cm 

Willi Beermann
o.T.
2026
Acrylic and watercolour
on canvas
107 × 107 cm

Linus Berg
Juggling Clubs
2025
Five painted juggling cones, stickers
50 × 7 × 7 cm

Willi Beermann
o.T.
2025
Acrylic, watercolour and
coloured pencil on paper, mounted on canvas
61 × 77 cm

Ming Yuan
Austerity, Tea, Ritual latent possibilities
2024
Soundinstallation, backloaded hornspeaker built by Ole Blank

Willi Beermann
o.T.
2025
Acrylic, watercolour and
coloured pencil on canvas
90 × 125 cm

Mona Schulzek
Terrestrial stone
(19°07‘42.8“N 102°15‘26.5“E)
2025
Tektites, stainless steel, acrylic glass
39,5 × 32 × 16 cm

The group exhibition Steinstraße Siebzehn brings together works by Willi Beermann, Linus Berg, Hannah Sophie Dunkelberg, David Ostrowski, David Schiesser, Mona Schulzek and Ming Yuan. In a site-specific intervention, artistic positions from various media converge, curated specially for the former stamp-making workshop Stempel Baumann. Today, the location at Steinstraße 17 serves as an off space for the Stadtsparkasse Düsseldorf. Drawing on the history of the site as a space of daily utility, the exhibition examines its current transformation into a venue for temporary artistic interventions. The works are intended as a conscious inscription into the existing architecture, entering into a dialogue with the structures and traces of the former place of business. The exhibition concept creates a space of resonance between past and present, as well as between functional use and artistic appropriation.

Curation: Katie Eva Gaj and Jan van de Weyer
Photography: Mareike Tocha
Design: Alexander Mainusch

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