augsburg contemporary

Simone Kimmel on Andreas Stucken in Edition Schwaben 04/24, Fotos: Daniel Biskup. Read the whole article here

augsburg contemporary sees itself as a project space for innovative positions in contemporary art. Owner Andreas Stucken has been showing site-specific, conceptual works, painting, photography, sculpture since 2019 and presents selected artists at art fairs such as POSITIONS Berlin, paper positions and art karlsruhe. Past projects include the exhibition series "Domestic Space", which was funded by the German Government as part of NEUSTART KULTUR, and the network project "Art X Augsburg".

Current: We are participating in the POSITIONS Berlin Art Fair from September 11–14, 2025, showcasing works by Isabelle Dyckerhoff, Inge Gutbrod, Anna Maria Kursawe, Elvira Lantenhammer and Kirk Sora at Tempelhof Airport. The POSITIONS Berlin Art Fair 2025 will take place in the spacious Hangar 7 at Berlin-Tempelhof Airport. The hangar, with its 16-meter-high ceiling and light-flooded hall, together with the backdrop of the former airport, offers a unique and relaxed atmosphere on over 10,000 square meters. This spacious area allows for a diverse and high-quality supporting program with special exhibitions, award ceremonies, talks, the Berlin Art Week Collectors Dinner, etc. | You will find us at Booth A26 !

Oliver Braig “summertime sadness” | July 20–September 20, 2025


Oliver Braig's art is characterized by a playful approach to words, meanings, and materials, the sensual appeal of surfaces, and a subtle irony. He has developed works especially for this exhibition and installed them in relation to the single room. Large, almost dramatic contents, HOPE, LESS, MESS, AGE, formulated in cardboard and piled up against the wall, meet high-end surfaces that look as if they are deep, but are definitely completely flat. Influenced by minimal art and concept art, Braig creates sensual art with which he questions social norms and systems. He confronts viewers with surprising changes of perspective that precisely create space for their own interpretations. It is set to be a hot summer, and the “summertime sadness” will gently but surely take hold of visitors. | Closing reception with artist talk on Saturday, Sept. 20th, 3pm

28.9.-8.11. 2025 RHYTHM SECTION X  (Albert Coers DE, Iemke van Dijk NL, Liu Ke CN, Oleksiy Koval UA, Zhou Li CN, Lodtalad CN, Artemis Potamianou GR, Veronika Wenger DE, Tang Xiao CN, Gong Xuyao CN). Five artists from China and five artists from Europe show their current works on the theme of rhythm in the visual arts. “Not to be confined by the greatest, yet to be contained within the smallest” is a definition, which declared the enterprise of the artists group Rhythm Section. The essential core that connects the artists of the Rhythm Section group in their works is the reflection in dealing with rhythm as an original constant. The clear handling of rhythm allows an endless variety of individual variations. Rhythm Section is a platform for artists, who are interested in an exchange on the subject rhythm in the visual arts. Rhythm Section consists not only of visual artists representing installation, drawing, video, sculpture, painting, digital art to name a few, but also of art critics and theorists, philosophers, teachers for rhythm and movement. Parallel to the group shows, Rhythm Section organizes artist talks, lectures a.o. on the subject rhythm in visual arts. Opening: Sept. 28th, 11am

Exhibitions 2025:


2.2.-8.3. Esther Pschibul | 16.3.-19.4. Christian Frosch | 27.4.-7.6. Isabelle Dyckerhoff | 15.6.-12.7. Paper Proud  (Detel Aurand / Isabelle Dyckerhoff) | 20.7.-23.8. Oliver Braig | 28.9.-8.11. RHYTHM SECTION X  (Albert Coers DE, Iemke van Dijk NL, Liu Ke CN, Oleksiy Koval UA, Zhou Li CN, Lodtalad CN, Artemis Potamianou GR, Veronika Wenger DE, Tang Xiao CN, Gong Xuyao CN) | 28.-30.11.  Christmas Edition