Extended until January 31, 2026 - Guided tour through the exhibition on Saturday, January 24th at 2 pm (in German)

At the intersection of two generations, the exhibition "Like Wolves on the Fold" presents the works of Gerhard Hoehme, a key figure of post-war German Informel, and Delia Jürgens, a young artist who explores questions of contemporary painting in the information age.

"Fold" stands for the invisible in between: on the one hand, as a seismographic mountain fold that opens up a new meaning between the two artistic positions. On the other hand, "Fold" refers to Jürgens' series "Fassaden – A Morning Full of Dust, You're Half Inside and Half Way Out," in which she processes impressions of street life in Los Angeles, alluding to the greedy, intrusive behavior of investors towards distressed properties. 

The exhibition combines the two artistic perspectives in the day and night rhythm of light and invites the audience to discover the tension-filled spaces between history, the present and urban life.

• Gerhard Hoehme
• Delia Jürgens