exhibition cycles

FROM THE DÜSSELDORFER SCENE AND CHEATS AND GODS REDUX | Opening August 27th

FROM THE DÜSSELDORFER SCENE AND CHEATS AND GODS REDUX | Opening August 27th

NOFOG, 90 x 85 x 2 cm Marmor (Monte Nero), CNC-Gravur, Acrylfarbe (ultra-black), 2026

NOFOG, 90 x 85 x 2 cm Marmor (Monte Nero), CNC-Gravur, Acrylfarbe (ultra-black), 2026

Dear friends,

On Thursday, August 27, at 7 PM, two independent exhibitions will open at Bamberger Straße 18:

CHEATS AND GODS REDUX and FROM THE DÜSSELDORF SCENE · p.w.richard Collection.

CHEATS AND GODS REDUX 

CHEATS AND GODS is still here.

Since opening in March, the exhibition has continued to change over the past months. Individual works disappeared; new ones were added. After almost half a year, it now returns in an altered form: REDUX.

Returned and different – like Fortuna Redux, the Fortuna of a fortunate homecoming. Modulated, shifted in its horizon of meaning by new works, and concentrated. Without abandoning the Romantic, post-Kantian premise at the heart of CHEATS AND GODS: the human being as a creature that continually conceives and imagines itself and its world anew. A second, shorter chapter. Familiar things remain, others shift, and new relationships emerge between the gods.

History, myth, God, gods, cheats, freedom, a dancing Christ – and we, as always, right in the middle.

pars pro toto 2 (Dagobert und der Gesalbte) 144,5 × 29 × 26,5 cm, Christusfigur, Dagobertfigur, Stein, Epoxidharz, Pigmente, Sockel, Fragmentierung, 2026
pars pro toto 2 (Dagobert und der Gesalbte) 144,5 × 29 × 26,5 cm, Christusfigur, Dagobertfigur, Stein, Epoxidharz, Pigmente, Sockel, Fragmentierung, 2026

pars pro toto 2 (Dagobert und der Gesalbte), 144,5 × 29 × 26,5 cm, Christusfigur, Dagobertfigur, Stein, Epoxidharz, Pigmente, Sockel, Fragmentierung, 2026

FROM THE DÜSSELDORF SCENE

At the same time, p.w.richard opens an exhibition of prints from his collection. On view are works by Joseph Beuys, Imi Knoebel, Heinz Mack, Blinky Palermo, Sigmar Polke, Günther Uecker, and others.

From the Düsseldorf Scene looks at one of the defining art scenes of postwar Germany: from ZERO and Joseph Beuys, through new approaches to materiality and the expanded concept of art, to Minimal Art and Capitalist Realism and at a Düsseldorf whose influence was not limited to the visual arts, but later also became a defining centre for electronic music, punk, and Neue Deutsche Welle.

Opening
Thursday, August 27, 2026 · 7 PM 

Exhibitions
August 28 – September 19, 2026
Thu + Fri · 2–7 PM
Sat · 1–4 PM
and by appointment

Bamberger Straße 18 · 10779 Berlin
Doorbell: elsweyer+hoffmann

I look forward to seeing you there!!  

JMH Schindele 

Photo: Collection p.w. Richard

Photo: Collection p.w. Richard

Photos: Stefan Haehnel

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CIRCULAR IV 26 – CHEATS AND GODS · Final Days · Persian Salon & Finissage

CIRCULAR IV 26 – CHEATS AND GODS · Final Days · Persian Salon & Finissage

NOFOG
90 x 85 x 2 cm Marmor (Monte Nero), CNC-Gravur, Acrylfarbe (ultra-black), 2026

Dear friends,

For Berlin Gallery Weekend, we open the exhibition CHEATS AND GODS one final time in a concentrated form – as a space that can once more be fully traversed before it transforms.

May 1–3, 2026
Fri–Sun · 3–6 pm

On Friday and Saturday, I will be present and happy to guide you personally through the exhibition.

Persian Salon · Finissage 

On Friday, May 8, the exhibition shifts into another state: into a Persian salon, initiated by Elshan Ghasimi, and at the same time, the first finissage of CHEATS AND GODS. 

The Persian salon brings together music, poetry, and conversation – a form cultivated over centuries as an intimate space of thought and resonance. At its centre is the radif, the living memory of classical Persian music, recognised by UNESCO as intangible cultural heritage. 

Elshan Ghasimi is among the most distinctive voices of her generation. In her work, she combines a precise command of this tradition with a sense of contemporaneity that renders the salon not a reconstruction but a living, present space. 

The finissage is conceived as a transition: an evening between work, sound, and encounter; open yet condensed, with food and drinks. 

 

Friday, May 8, 2026
Doors 7:00 pm · Start 7:30 pm
Admission: 15€ / Support 30€ (incl. wine & finger food)

Tickets are limited – early booking is recommended.

https://www.eventbrite.de/e/elshan-ghasimis-persischer-salon-tickets-1985725703032

 

Currently, Elshan Ghasimi is in residence at the Podiumfestival Esslingen, where she is composing a new piece for harp, clarinet, and voice. It may surprise you: contemporary classical Persian music!

The premiere and opening of the festival will take place on April 30. You are warmly invited to attend.

https://podium-esslingen.de/veranstaltungen/2026-04-30-2026-04-20-eine-revue

 

The exhibition CHEATS AND GODS can also be visited by appointment until the end of May. We look forward to sharing these days and evenings with you.

JMH Schindele & Elshan Ghasimi 

CHEATS AND GODS Installation View

NOCLIP
70 x 100 x 2 cm Quarzit (Botanic Green), CNC-Gravur, Acrylfarbe (ultra-black), 2026

Photos: Stefan Haehnel

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CHEATS AND GODS · JMH Schindele · Opening times & events

CHEATS AND GODS · JMH Schindele · Opening times & events

Das linke Ohr des Augustus von Prima Porta 
76 x 79,5 x 26,5 cm, 3D-Druck (nach Augustus von Prima Porta), gefundenes Objekt, 2025

CHEATS AND GODS
JMH Schindele

Bamberger Straße 18 · 10779 Berlin 

 

… An outstretched hand receives you.
Not a threat – an offering. 

Between ancient gods, digital spells and incantations and fragmented figures, a space unfolds in which myth, material and the present interweave.

Iron, marble, gold, deep black – inscribed with desires, codes, projections. 

“Between CHEATS and GODS, the human being narrates itself.”  

The exhibition follows a simple, radical proposition:
We live in images. In narratives. In self-constructed realities. 

And perhaps – for a moment – this becomes tangible. 

 

Opening Hours 

Regular:
Friday – Sunday · 3–6 pm 

 

Closed:
March 27–29
April 3–5 (Easter) 

 

Open on the following weekends:
10–12 April
17–19 April
24–26 April
01–03 May

 

Location:
Bamberger Straße 18 · 10779 Berlin 

Eröffnung, 6. März 2026

Kleines panhellenisches All-Star-Team (Installationsansicht)

Cultural Event
Saturday, April 25 · 5:00 pm  

Conversation with curator Eleonora Frolov 

  • artist talk with Julian Schindele  

Limited capacity · wine and conversation 

Registration:
[email protected]


Friday, May 8 · Elshan Ghasimis Persian Salon · Finissage 

The exhibition opens one final time.  

Elshan Ghasimi invites you to the Persian Salon. 

An evening of music, poetry and exchange – accompanied by wine and small dishes. 

A moment in which the exhibition shifts once more:
from stone to voice, from object to sound, from form to sphere. 

A closing in the spirit of a renewed mythopoesis. 

 

Tickets:
https://www.eventbrite.de/e/elshan-ghasimis-persischer-salon-tickets-1985725703032?aff=oddtdtcreator&keep_tld=true 

IDFKA (all weapons, all items)
34 × 81,7 × 3 cm, Kalkstein (Vratza), Handgravur, Blattgold 24k

Fotos: Stefan Haehnel
Fotos: Max Schwarzlose

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