For the May 2025 edition of Various Others, GiG Munich is excited to be renewing its collaboration with the Polish gallery Łęctwo from Poznań, Poland and its director, Przemek Sowiński. The exhibition will be very kindly hosted by the new Munich gallery, The Tiger Room and its founder, Lu Zhang, at its premises in Heßstraße. Both Łęctwo and The Tiger Room are dedicated to providing a contemporary art platform for emerging artists and for this exhibition have invited Dominika Olszowy, Klaudia Figura, Julia Woronowicz, Czaro Malinkiewicz, Paweł Marcinek, Przemysław Piniak, Zuza Piekoszewska, Maryna Sakowska, Karolina Szwed, all young artists living and working in Poland to show their recent work.

The Tiger Room presents an exhibition on Benedikt Fischer’s jewellery and objects, with a focus on his collaboration with Rudy de Gruyl. The show features works from Fischer’s graduation at the Gerrit Rietveld Academy to the present.

Fischer’s jewelry-making is rooted in transformation and reinterpretation. He works with materials that carry inherent meaning, recontextualizing them in a new way. His pieces explore the interplay between nature and culture—reflecting his personal journey from a rural upbringing to an urban environment.

A highlight of the exhibition is his collaboration with Rudy de Gruyl, a neurodivergent painter and philosopher from the Outside Art Gallery in Amsterdam. De Gruyl’s spontaneous approach enriches their creative dialogue.

The exhibition at The Tiger Room not only showcases Fischer’s artistic evolution but also highlights the power of collaboration in contemporary jewellery art.

Titled "Portals," the exhibition showcases new works created specifically for this occasion. Frida Kato's working practice operates at the interface of painting and sculpture, of lushness and clarity, of the tangible and the invisible. Her paintings and ceramics, characterized by eruptive, flowing and at the same time precisely directed forms, combine a strong tactile presence with a tender aesthetic. Layers of harmonious colors overlap, forming rhythmic, hybrid shapes and opening portals to a world in which all dimensions exist simultaneously. Her works are both visual translations of inner worlds and a consistent artistic exploration of the themes of freedom, control, consciousness and intuition.

This exhibition features the works of Mirsini Artakianou, Valentina Eppich, and Sophia Mainka, exploring the fluid boundaries between humanity, nature, and artificiality. Join us for a dynamic experience that blurs the lines between reality and fiction through installations, paintings, and sculptures.

Heeyoung Rosa Jo (*1991 in Seoul) präsentiert in ihrer ersten Einzelausstellung "Liquid Narratives" in der Galerie The Tiger Room eine Reihe ihrer neuesten Werke. Mit wenigen Pinselstrichen gelingt es Heeyoung Rosa Jo, verborgene Geschichten aufzuzeichnen. Wie Spuren und Rückstände erscheinen die schwarzen Linien und bunten Kleckse auf den ansonsten weiß gehaltenen Leinwänden. Die Künstlerin liefert subtile Hinweise auf flüchtige Eindrücke und zelebriert die Poesie des Alltäglichen.

In Duo Show “Rabbit Hole”, Gallery The Tiger Room presents the latest works by Sarah Neumann and Hannah Mitterwallner. The interplay of Sarah Neumann's mystical paintings and Hannah Mitterwallner's delicate installations creates a dynamic narrative that questions ordinary perceptions.

Danni Chen's works revolves around body-related objects and space installations. The interactive relationship between people and objects is her main theme.

The echo of tides resonates within the walls of The Tiger Room. Ebb and flow come and go, waves rise and fall. The duo exhibition "Silver Tides" brings together the works of Chinese artist Yuchu Gao and Korean artist Ju Young Kim, both individually exploring the theme of the sea as a potential place of freedom.

Die neu eröffnete Galerie The Tiger Room in der Heßstraße 48b in München präsentiert in ihrer ersten Gruppenausstellung sechs junge, internationale Künstlerinnen. Die Ausstellung “Little Issues” legt einen Fokus auf aufstrebende, weibliche Positionen.