G2 Schaulager

In 2022, G2 Kunsthalle expanded its exhibition space by adding an additional floor and opened the G2 Schaulager. The total space now comprises more than 2,200 m². G2 Schaulager combines the storage and presentation of contemporary art through the installation of an open storage wall system surrounded by conventional exhibition space. This allows the Hildebrand Collection to be preserved while also making it directly accessible to visitors. In addition, G2 Schaulager provides space for temporary exhibitions, events and projects. The result is a multifaceted and vibrant venue where the collection, exhibitions and cultural exchange come together.

O P E N I N G  H O U R S

A visit to G2 Schaulager is only possible as part of a public guided tour. Please register online in advance.

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G2 Schaulager exhibition view: Hildebrand Collection featuring works by Simon Fujiwara, Edgar Leciejewski and General Idea (from left to right). Photo: Dotgain.info ©

Exhibition view G2 Schaulager: Hildebrand Collection featuring works by Simon Fujiwara, Edgar Leciejewski and General Idea (from left to right). Photo: Dotgain.info ©

G2 Schaulager exhibition view: Jonas Roßmeißl – CLEANING DATASETS, April 21 – June 18, 2023. Photo: Dotgain.info ©

Exhibition view G2 Schaulager: Jonas Roßmeißl – CLEANING DATASETS, April 21 – June 18, 2023. Photo: Dotgain.info ©

G2 Schaulager exhibition view: AM x Holze x G2 – SOUVENIR FROM ROME, June 30 – October 8, 2023. Photo: Dotgain.info ©

Exhibition view G2 Schaulager: AM x Holze x G2 – SOUVENIR FROM ROME, June 30 – October 8, 2023. Photo: Dotgain.info ©

G2 Schaulager exhibition view: Berit Schneidereit – THE INTERSTICES OF THIS PLACE, January 17 – May 4, 2025. Photo: Dotgain.info ©

Exhibition view G2 Schaulager: Berit Schneidereit – THE INTERSTICES OF THIS PLACE, January 17 – May 4, 2025. Photo: Dotgain.info ©