Claas Reiss
Past
2023
Exhibition
Dan Linden: eavesdropping27 Apr-3 Jun 2023
Exhibition
Re-touching Memory19 Jan-4 Mar 2023
Exhibition
Call me if you get lost19 Jan-4 Mar 2023
2022
2021
2020
Artists represented
Magnus Frederik Clausen
Dane, b. 1981
James Collins
British, b. 1992
Michel Gomm
German, b. 1997
Tenki Hiramatsu
Japanese, b. 1986
Dan Linden
British, b. 1989
Luca Longhi
Italian, b. 1993
Daniel Graham Loxton
American, b. 1987
W. Rossen
Dutch, b. 1995
Sara Rossi
Italian, b. 1981
Sara Rossi
Italian, b. 1981
Artists shown
Konstantinos Argyroglou
Greek, b. 1998
Hannah Beerman
American, b. 1992
Svend Danielsen
Dane, b. 1955
Jens Fröberg
Swede, b. 1983
Jule Korneffel
German, b. Daniel Graham Loxton
Ansel Krut
South African, b. 1959
Anton Munar
Dane, b. 1997
Matthew Peers
British, b. 1991
Luke Samuel
British, b. 1992
Edin Zenun
b. 1987
About
Claas Reiss is a contemporary art gallery opened in October 2020 with over 1,250 sqf exhibition space in a central London location. The gallery was established with the aim of developing a high quality programme dedicated to ’new voices’ in international contemporary painting. Claas Reiss is also the initiator of ‘Projektraum London’, an intimate exhibition space situated on the lower level of the gallery, yet fully independent of the gallery’s programme. Follow us on @claasreiss and @projektraumlondon.
Accessibility & facilities
Claas Reiss is based in central London, north of Fitzrovia across Euston Road and close to Slade School of Art, occupying the ground floor and lower level of a retail unit in the Regent’s Park Estate, an area of high rise council blocks – yet in a central location with 6 tube lines in 5-10 minutes walking distance, close to Paddington and King’s Cross St Pancras with connections to London airports and Eurostar terminal, and a 4min walk from Regent’s Park through Chester Gate.
Tube: Great Portland St, Warren St, Euston and Regent’s Park
Bus: 18, 24, 27, 29, 30, 88, 134, 205
Car: Parking restrictions apply Mon-Fri 8:30am to 6:30pm with Pay & Display available.
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William Wright: The Wreathed Trellis
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until 2 Mar
Triple Threat, curated by Hilton Als
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until 8 Feb
Fred Kormis: Sculpting the Twentieth Century
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until 6 Feb
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until 11 Jan
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until 19 Jan
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Ayten Turanli: Rhythms
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until 19 Jan
Self-Made: Reshaping Identities
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until 1 Jun
Picasso: printmaker
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until 30 Mar
Amy Hui Li: paradise lost
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until 19 Jan
Eddy Kamuanga Ilunga: Nature Morte
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until 25 Jan
Sang Woo Kim: The Seer, The Seen
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until 19 Jan
Niamh O'Malley
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until 18 Jan
George Shaw: Albion Groans Part 1
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until 11 Jan
Candida Höfer: The Order of Beauty
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until 1 Feb