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Miettinen Collection I Salon Dahlmann

The Salon Dahlmann is named after Hildegard Dahlmann, the last owner of the house. The building was acquired by the Miettinen family in 2010.
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With the Salon Dahlmann, Timo Miettinen has established a link to Berlin’s salon culture tradition, which emerged not far from the Marburger 3, in the area of the Kurfürstendamm in West Berlin. The Salon presents an eclectic program including a range of different formats: exhibitions, concerts, performances, workshops and encounters of creative people and professionals in many fields. The institut

ion is not just a space for cultural meetings and events: The entire house is devoted to the Arts. Annexed to the Salon is a private apartment – die Ferienwohnung – beautifully furnished, combining German and Finnish design. It hosts a selection of artworks from the Miettinen collection with changing arrangements in coordination with the temporary exhibitions in the Salon. For the entrance of the building, the Berlin based artist Björn Dahlem has created a permanent light installation entitled “Lokale Gruppe”. The courtyard of the house has recently been re-designed to accommodate a sculpture by Hans Arp, kindly provided by the Foundation Arp. Visitors are invited to join guided tours on Saturdays to visit the Salon, the private apartment and the yard.

13/10/2024

Highlights from London

Image 1 & 2
Leiko Ikemura’s solo presentation at Lisson Gallery’s booth at Frieze London . Timo and Taru Miettinen visiting at the booth.

Image 3
Lisson Gallery Dinner at Frieze London with Leiko Ikemura and Philipp von Mattt.

Image 4 & 5
Opening of Tom Anholt „ Rising Tides“ at Josh Lilley Gallery. British artist Tom Anholt is one of the major artists in the collection. The exhibition is open until 16th November in London .

Image 6
Timo and Robert Diament, Director of Carl Freeman gallery, in front of Navot Miller‘s stunning painting at Frieze London.

04/10/2024

We’re open tomorrow, Saturday 5th October from 12 to 6pm. Welcome to visit and have a chat with the collector Timo Miettinen. Timo will be present at 15-18.

Our current exhibition with Ola Kolehmainen
” The Art of looking and seeing” is based on the dialogue between the Artist and Curator Dr. Susanna Pettersson, associate professor specialising in the museum history and collections research.

The exhibition focuses on certain key themes: the power of knowledge, the presentation of religion, architecture as theatre and politisoi, and collecting as an incarnation of curiosity.

Image:
Timo Miettinen sitting in front of ” Babylonia”
and ” Book of Universe” beautiful works of Ola Kolemainen.

OLA KOLEHMAINEN
The Art of looking and seeing

7.9.2024-21.12.2024

Open Saturdays 12-6 pm.
Welcome!

19/09/2024

Wow, What a few festival weeks behind. First a great opening with Ola Kolehmainen and Dr. Susanna Pettersson and then the Berlin Art week with hundreds of visitors. Many thanks to everyone who visited the Miettinen Collection. See you again soon!

Exhibition open on Saturdays 12-18. Welcome!

📷 Tommi Aittala

11/09/2024

Now on view

OLA KOLEHMAINEN
The art of looking and seeing

Curated by Dr. Susanna Pettersson

7.9.-21.12.2024

Opening hours during Berlin Art Week
11.9.-15.9.2024, 12-6 pm

Welcome to visit us!
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Ola Kolehmainen presents at Salon Dahlmann a collection of new works that focus on the art of looking and seeing. The works are displayed in a subtle dialogue with works from the Miettinen Collection.

The exhibtion focuses on certain key themes: the power of knowledge, the presentation of religion, architecture as theatre and politics, and collecting as an incarnational of curiosity. The topics for the works originate from museums in Berlin, Paris, Venice and Stockholm among others, and range from the antiquity to the 18th century.
The concept is based on the collaboration dialogue between artist Ola Kolehmainen and Dr. Susanna Pettersson, associate professor specialising in museum history and collections research, and their way to analyse both museums and works of art.

Image by Roman März

07/09/2024

Ola Kolehmainen’s exhibition ” The Art of looking and seeing” is opening today at the Miettinen Collection / Salon Dahlmann in Berlin.
Exhibition is based on a collaborative dialogue between the artist and Dr. Susanna Pettersson, and explores the themes of memory and knowledge, people and beliefs, acrhitecture and antiquity as well as collectiong as a practise.

” The exhibition is taylor-made for Salon Dahlmann, it can be described as a site-specific adventure. The space creates an ideal platform for the dialogue, bridging the centuries for new and surprising encounter”, says Pettersson.

OLA KOLEHMAINEN
The art of looking and seeing

Curated by Dr. Susanna Pettersson

7.9.-21.12.2024

Opening, Saturday 7th September, 15-20.

Opening hours during Berlin Art Week
11.-15.9.2024, 12-18.

02/09/2024

Timo Miettinen and Iris Kadel at Joachim Bandaus current solo exhibition at Kadel Willborn in Düsseldorf behind the sculpture „Großes Weisses Tor“ from 1969/1970.

The intersection of body and technology is the starting point of Joachim Bandau’s sculptures from the 1960s and 1970s. The ” interior elements” of Joachim Bandau’s sculptures from this period are dismembered body parts of mannequins, which he wrapped in polyester, a highly innovative material at the time, and transformed into abstract ”beings”. A ”new figuration”, as he put it. Bandau’s sculptures as new ”bodies in space”, which were already an expression of longings, fears and hopes at the time, are still very much relevant today.

Joachim Bandau was born in Cologne in 1936. His exploration of the connections and manipulations of body and technology between fascination and discomfort is groundbreaking for a young generation of artists. In 1977 he already participated in documenta 6. In 2021 Kunsthalle Basel dedicated a comprehensive solo exhibition to him, while the exhibition ”Future Bodies from a Recent Past - Sculpture, Technology, and the Body since the 1950s” at Museum Brandhorst Munich in 2022/23 impressively contextualized Joachim Bandau’s work in art history and the present.

Work Details:

Großes Weißes Tor, 1969/1970
mannequin segments, fiberglass-reinforced polyester, lacquer
230 × 170 × 30 cm

📷Mika Minetti

13/06/2024

Emma Sarpaniemi’s solo exhibition Honey Crunch opens today at K1 Kämp Galleria, Helsinki.

Honey Crunch is Emma Sarpaniemi’s first wider Solo exhibition. It combines two of her long-running photography series, ’When the Sun goes down We see Lemons’ and ’ Two ways to Carry a Cauliflower’.
Emma Sarpaniemi explores the definitions of femininity through performative self-portraits.

Honey Crunch
14.6.-6.10.2024
K1 Kämp Galleria

1. Image
Timo Miettinen and Emma Sarpaniemi front of Emma’s work ’Self-portrait as Cindy, 2022’
2. Image
Timo Miettinen, Emma Sarpaniemi and Museo Director Anna Kaisa Rastenberg at the opening
3. Image
Timo Miettinen, Emma Sarpaniemi and Julie Sylvester

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25/04/2024

OPEN NOW

Emma Sarpaniemi
Two Ways to Carry a Cauliflower

20.4.-15.6.2024

Special opening hours during Gallery Weekend Berlin:
25.4. 12-18
26.4. 12-18
27.4. 12-18
28.4. 12-18

Emma Sarpaniemi’s exhibition ‘Two Ways to Carry a Cauliflower’ at the Miettinen Collection is a performative photography series women’s Self-portraiture through play. The exhibition, featuring new and exciting works. In her practice, Sarpaniemi investigates definitions of femininity through performative and collaborative self-portraits. Self-portraiture is a playground, where the artist aims to question certain patriarchal ideals of a female and to create a representation without boundaries defined by others.
Emma Sarpaniemi ( b. 1993) is a visual artist based in Helsinki, Finland. She graduated with a BA in Photography from the Royal Academy of Art (KABK) in The Hague in 2019. Her works has been exhibited in Finland and internationally in galleries, museums and festivals, including Les Rencontres d’Arles festival, European Month of Photography festival in Luxembourg among others.

Big Thanks to all lovely opening guests who celebrated with us last weekend!

Installation images by Roman März

24/04/2024

OPEN NOW
Barthélémy Toguo
Endless Blossoms

20.4.-30.8.2024

OPENING HOURS DURING GALLERY WEEKEND BERLIN:
Thursday 25.4. 12-6 pm
Friday 26.4. 12-6 pm
Saturday 27.4. 12-6 pm
Sunday 28.4. 12-6 pm

Barthélémy Toguo’s new exhibition ‘ Endless Blossoms’ at the Miettinen Collection, a collaboration between Galerie Lelong, Robert Grunenberg and the Miettinen Collection, brings together works from two decades, including wooden reliefs from the 2020 series ‘ Bilongue’ - a tribute to the inhabitants of the sprawling shantytown of the same name on the outskirts of Douala, whom Toguo celebrates as the true heroes of Cameroon. Barthélémy Toguo, who lives and works in Bandjoun, Cameroon and Paris, has been one of the most significant artists on the African continent since the early 2000s. Toguo’s artistic practice encompasses painting, drawing, watercolor, sculpture, ceramics, performance and installation. His work explores themes of identity, post-colonialism, migration, displacement, diaspora and inequality. At the same time, his basic motif is the interrelationship between civilization and nature, where the exploitation of people and the earth has political, ecological and spiritual dimensions. Intertwined, rhizomatic, mythical bodies in which people, plants and animals meet recur in his work. A central element is water, which in Toguo’s work can symbolize the flow of energy, but also displacement.

Images: Roman März

09/04/2024

André Butzer
Book launch
9. April 2024

22/03/2024

We are excited to share with you information about the new book of Secundino Hernández / Miettinen Collection.

Secundino Hernández‘s paintings and works on paper blend figuration and abstraction, the linearity of drawing and exuberant color, minimalism and gesture.
The monograph show over 60 works by Secundino Hernández from the Miettinen Collection.

Editor: Timo Miettinen / Miettinen Collection
Authors: Oliver Koerner von Gustorf, Timo Miettinen
Design: Studio Martin Steiner

Book is available now in the Miettinen Collection and stores!!

Welcome to visit and pickup your copy.
We’re open Saturdays 12-18.

22/03/2024

Visiting the artist studio of Sibylle Springer in Bremen.

Timo and Maja

02/03/2024

The Miettinen Collection opens in cooperation with NextWind Management a new refurbished office space at Marburger Str. 3 in the ground floor.

Opening party today 2 March at 3-8 pm
with a solo show of EEMIL KARILA
works from the Miettinen collection.

The artist will be present.

See you tonight!!

16/02/2024

The Miettinen Collection opens in cooperation with NextWind Management a new refurbished space in Marburger str. 3. Opening and a solo exhibition by Eemil Karila, on Saturday 2nd March.
Welcome to visit us!

We are also delighted to announce that Eemil Karila’s exhibition ”Harvesting Light” opens today in Finland at Makasiini Contemporary.

Collector Timo Miettinen front of the work ” Lingonberry Red”, 2020 by Eemil Karila.

17/01/2024

We are happy to share, the exhibition of Ellen Akimoto opened last weekend in Kunstverein Göttingen and two beautiful paintings of the Miettinen Collection will be seen in the exhibition.

Ellen Akimoto
Matter Ecstatic
14.1.-25.2.2024

In Kunstverein Göttingen
You’ll find more information here:
www.kunstvereingoettingen.de

1. Image
Ellen Akimoto,
Picture Holder, 2022, Acryl and Oil on canvas, 40,6x30,5 cm

2. Image
Ellen Akimoto,
Night Thoughts, 2022
Acryl and Oil on canvas, 40x40 cm

3. & 4. Image
Installation images by

Congratulation on the exhibition Ellen!

16/11/2023

Now on view

Solo show of
MARIANNA UUTINEN

Open every Saturday 12-6pm.

Photos by Roman März

Courtesy Marianna Uutinen, Carlier Gebauer

03/11/2023

Together with , we are pleased to announce a solo exhibition by Marianna Uutinen , opening on Saturday 4 November, 12-6pm , Marburger Str.3, Berlin.

Marianna Uutinen‘s paintings presents a dizzying dance of energy and matter in an intimate and cosmic space. The importance of Uutinen‘s work lies above all in what painting actually is: a living being in its materiality and endless metamorphosis.

Marianna Uutinen, untitled from the series Free, 2016

02/11/2023

We are pleased to have many beautiful paintings from Tom Anholt in the Miettinen Collection.

Congratulations Tom for the upcoming show in LA!!

Tom Anholt
Sticks and Stones
4.11.-16.12.2023
Blum Gallery, Los Angeles

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Tom Anholt, Tangier, 2016, 120x100 cm

2. image
Tom Anholt, Babylon II, 189x150 cm

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Installation view from the Miettinen Collection

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Marburger Straße 3
Berlin
10789

Öffnungszeiten

Montag	11:00 - 16:00
Mittwoch	11:00 - 16:00
Donnerstag	11:00 - 18:00
Freitag	11:00 - 16:00
Samstag	11:00 - 18:00

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Videos

Join us this Saturday for the last day of Secundino Hernández exhibition „It’s good to be back“ In this video Timo Miettinen shares some insights about his encounter with Hernández artwork. Solo exhibition of Secundino Hernández in the Miettinen Collection, Marburger Straße 3, open every Saturday 12-6 pm, until 31. July, 2022. You are welcome to visit us this Saturday. Big thanks to Art Beats @artbeatsberlin for the video. #secundinohernandez

Secundino Hernández is telling us his creative process. Solo exhibition of Secundino Hernández in the Miettinen Collection, Marburger Straße 3, open every Saturday 12-6 pm, until 31. July, 2022. Welcome to visit us on Saturday! Big thanks to the Art Beats @artbeatsberlin for the video!

Thank you Art Beats @artbeatsberlin for the video of Secundino Hernández and the series Lupis Ipsum (2013)! OPEN NOW, 29. April - 31. July Saturdays 12-6pm „It’s good to be back“ Secundino Hernández

We are excited to share the first video of our voices series on the work of Rainer Fetting @fetterranova for Fetting‘s show „Blumen &“. First up is art critic Oliver Koerner von Gustorf, who shares some insights on the oeuvre of Rainer Fetting and the exhibition „Blumen &“ Thank you to Felix von Boehm and his team from Artbeats Berlin @artbeatsberlin for the editorial video coverage. The exhibition is on view until 9 April 2022. You can visit the exhibition every Saturday from 12-6pm by appointment only. The exhibition is co-organised with Galerie Robert Grunenberg @robertgrunenbergberlin