Klaudia Marr Gallery represents a select group of mid-career and emerging artists whose work engages material, memory, and place. Each is shown through curated exhibitions, international art fairs, and museum partnerships.
Working across painting, sculpture, ceramics, and mixed media, the represented artists share a commitment to craft, a quiet rigor of image, and a willingness to let the work breathe.
Oil on Linen · Landscape
Vorberg paints the slow architecture of the Baltic coast — harbors at dusk, long horizons held in suspension. Her work is held in the collections of the Hamburger Bahnhof and the Boros Foundation.
View Portfolio"I want the picture to be quiet the way water is quiet — full of something beneath."
Cast Bronze · Steel
Halpern's monumental bronzes occupy the threshold between vessel and figure. Recent commissions include a 4.2m sculpture for the Vltava waterfront in Prague and a chapel installation in Leuven.
View Portfolio"Bronze remembers the heat that made it. I want the viewer to feel that remembered heat."
Wood-Fired Stoneware
Trained in Mashiko and resident in Kyoto, Kuroda's vessels record the ash, flame, and weather of a seven-day kiln cycle. Her work is in the collections of the 21_21 Design Sight and the Sèvres national museum.
View Portfolio"The kiln decides what the pot will be. My hand is only the first suggestion."
Archival Pigment Print
Adesanya photographs the domestic interiors of West African modernist architects between 1960 and 1985, recently published as Vessels of Air by Hatje Cantz. Her prints are held by the Tate and MoMA.
View Portfolio"These rooms were arguments for a future that was interrupted. I am trying to continue that argument."
Collage · Textile · Pigment
Couto assembles archive cloth, lead, and hand-pulled pigment into wall-bound panels that read as portable architecture. Her 2023 survey opened at MAAT and travels to Kunsthal Rotterdam in spring.
View Portfolio"I want my work to feel like a memory that has been folded and unfolded too many times."
Graphite · India Ink
Beltrán's drawings of botanical specimens, rendered at the scale of the body, have been acquired by the Museo Tamayo and the Kadist Foundation. A monograph is forthcoming with Editorial RM in autumn 2024.
View Portfolio"A drawing is a slow conversation with one leaf, and then another, and then the weather between them."
Representation at Klaudia Marr is editorial rather than transactional. We work with a small number of artists, over decades rather than seasons.
Each artist is shown every 18 to 24 months in a focused solo or two-person presentation, accompanied by a printed or digital essay and a collector preview.
We exhibit annually at Art Basel, Frieze London, and Frieze Seoul, and maintain institutional relationships with museums, foundations, and curators across Europe, Asia, and the Americas.
For estates and foundations, we provide cataloguing, conservation referrals, and legacy planning — including the recently completed Anke Vorberg catalogue raisonné (2014–2023).
Twice a year — in March and October — Klaudia Marr reviews submissions from artists at any career stage. We respond to every portfolio within six weeks, and we read every PDF we receive.