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Since 2010, art dealer, curator, collector and author Uwe Goldenstein has shown his selection of Berlin-based and European artists at his gallery and also in museums and institutions in Germany, Denmark, Turkey, Switzerland, Czech Republic, The Netherlands and Hungary. Before establishing Selected Artists in 2010 the art historian Uwe Goldenstein worked as a researcher for the Rockefeller Foundation in New York and The Imperial War Museum in London. He has also worked as a lecturer, journalist, and author specialising in contemporary art.


SELECTED EXHIBITIONS
Curated by Uwe Goldenstein | accomplished by Selected Artists Gallery


"Preparing for Darkness, Vol. 7" - Collegium Hungaricum Berlin, 2022
With Nicola Samorì, Radu Belcin, Daniel Pitín, Attila Szücs and others


"Preparing for Darkness, Vol. 3" - Kühlhaus Berlin, Gallery Weekend Berlin 2019
With Nicola Samorì, Douglas Henderson, Radu Belcin among others

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"Immanence" - with Adam Magyar, Heiner Altmeppen, Juan Béjar, Gregor Gaida
Daniel Behrendt, Richard Stipl among others. Pictura Groningen (NL), April 2017


"What a Wonderful Life" - Here: Radu Belcin, Nicola Samorì, Alexander Tinei
Galerie Artdocks, Bremen, 2015

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"Night On Earth" - here: Aron Demetz & Attila Szűcs
Collegium Hungaricum Berlin, 2015. With Nicola Samorì, Adam Magyar,
Heiner Altmeppen, Adam Bota, Radu Belcin among others


"Night On Earth" - speech by Uwe Goldenstein (with Heiner Altmeppen)

underworld panorama view
"Underworld" - Adam Magyar. Works from series "Urban Flow",
"Stainless" and world wide 1st presentation of the "Stainless" video
Collegium Hungaricum Berlin, 2011


"LOST" - Alexander Tinei, Adam Bota among others
Galerie im Park, Bremen, 2011. 1st presentation of Tinei's work "Uncle J" (above)
published in Suzanne Hudson, "Painting Now", Thames & Hudson 2015