Mutter Agentur

Anna dressed in @gucci for their Gallery Weekend Berlin party, taking over the @ellegermany Instagram for the night. Photography @lottermannfuentes @franziskakrug_getty

Im Denken des Deutschen Philosophen Martin Heidegger (1889-1976) ist der „Holzweg“ kein Irrtum, sondern ein Weg, der ins Offene läuft. Ausgehend von diesem Bild versammelt die Ausstellung „Holzwege“ zehn künstlerische Positionen, die keinem gemeinsamen Programm folgen und sich dennoch in einem gemeinsamen Denkraum begegnen. Die Ausstellung ist ein Versuch, drei Ebenen zusammenzuführen: Wahrnehmung, Realität und Kunst. Wie nehmen wir Realität wahr? Wie verändert die Realität unsere Wahrnehmung und vice versa? Und wie nutzen Künstler:innen die Mittel der Gegenwart, um diese Realität zu verarbeiten, weiterzudenken und auszudrücken? Unsere Realität, die Gegenwart, hat sich selbst auf einigen Holzwegen verirrt: Politischer Rechtsruck, Diskursverschiebung, exzessiver und ungefilterter Medienkonsum - um nur einige zu nennen. Exemplarisch, dass auch Heidegger selbst sich in den späten 1930er-Jahren sozusagen auf einem ideologischen Holzweg verirrt hat. All dies greift die Ausstellung „Holzwege“ mal humorvoll, mal kritisch, mal poetisch/abstrakt auf. So entsteht kein eindeutiger Weg, sondern ein Feld von möglichen Orientierungen, ein gemeinsamer Wald. VERNISSAGE: 01.05.2026 18-22 Uhr OPEN GALLERY: 02.05 & 03.05.2026 12-18 Uhr Potsdamer Str. 97 10785 Berlin Mit Andreas Greiner (@andreas.greiner.berlin ), Anna Kuen (@ann_kuen ), Hannah Sophie Dunkelberg (@hannahsophiedunkelberg ), Jeewi Lee (@jeewilee ), Kevin Lüdicke (@kevin_luedicke ), Lucas Buschfeld (@studiolucasbuschfeld ), Marta Vovk (@martavovk_studio ), Mimi Kohler (@mimiklr ), Natalie Brehmer (@nataliebrehmer ), Patrick Alan Banfield (@patrickalanbanfield ) & Tim Berresheim (@timberresheim ) Kuratiert von Marcus Boxler (@boxlerer ). Produziert von MUTTER (@mutteragentur ) mit freundlicher Unterstützung von Luisa Cerano (@luisacerano ). Unser besonderer Dank gilt zudem den Galerien Galerie Andreae (@andreaegalerie ), Gunia Nowik Gallery (@gunianowikgallery ), Galerie Gegen und Lücke (@gegenundluecke ) & Galerie Meyer Riegger (@meyerriegger ) sowie Julius Leon Seiler (@juliusleonseiler , Planung Ausstellungsdesign) und Catharina Bonorden (@catharinabonorden , Sales). [email protected]

Our Berlin Office, Potsdamer Str. 97, 10785 Berlin. Photography @ludgerpaffrath

@nofaithstudios x @puma Beisser Release Dinner and Afterparty tonight @studio1111berlin . Everyone is welcome. Production @mutteragentur

KINDERZIMMER by @colrsbaby KINDERZIMMER is a book launch and exhibtion about a time before structure, before intention, before branding. It documents a formative period between 2017 and 2020—years that weren’t a phase, but a state of mind. Rather than nostalgia, the book operates as a foundation. Texts reflect on skateboarding as a medium, the city as a set, and movement as a form of thinking. Cologne becomes the backdrop: streets, curbs, spots, clubs, friendships, noise. There was no goal, no image, no tomorrow—only presence, intensity, and momentum. The publication moves between personal memory and cultural reference: skate videos, music, film, nightlife, and youth culture collide without hierarchy. Influences range from skate cinema to raw filmmaking and music that wasn’t curated but lived—honest, loud, unfiltered. This book marks the conceptual origin of COLRS: not as a trend, not as a revival, but as the echo of an era that shaped how to move, work, and create. Production @mutteragentur Photography @ludgerpaffrath

KINDERZIMMER by @colrsbaby KINDERZIMMER is a book launch and exhibtion about a time before structure, before intention, before branding. It documents a formative period between 2017 and 2020—years that weren’t a phase, but a state of mind. Rather than nostalgia, the book operates as a foundation. Texts reflect on skateboarding as a medium, the city as a set, and movement as a form of thinking. Cologne becomes the backdrop: streets, curbs, spots, clubs, friendships, noise. There was no goal, no image, no tomorrow—only presence, intensity, and momentum. The publication moves between personal memory and cultural reference: skate videos, music, film, nightlife, and youth culture collide without hierarchy. Influences range from skate cinema to raw filmmaking and music that wasn’t curated but lived—honest, loud, unfiltered. This book marks the conceptual origin of COLRS: not as a trend, not as a revival, but as the echo of an era that shaped how to move, work, and create. Production @mutteragentur Photography @ludgerpaffrath

Anna Kuen for @tiffanyandco x @voguegermany during @berlinale . Photography @renelohsestudio @clemensporikys

KINDERZIMMER by @colrsbaby KINDERZIMMER is a book launch and exhibtion about a time before structure, before intention, before branding. It documents a formative period between 2017 and 2020—years that weren’t a phase, but a state of mind. Rather than nostalgia, the book operates as a foundation. Texts reflect on skateboarding as a medium, the city as a set, and movement as a form of thinking. Cologne becomes the backdrop: streets, curbs, spots, clubs, friendships, noise. There was no goal, no image, no tomorrow—only presence, intensity, and momentum. The publication moves between personal memory and cultural reference: skate videos, music, film, nightlife, and youth culture collide without hierarchy. Influences range from skate cinema to raw filmmaking and music that wasn’t curated but lived—honest, loud, unfiltered. This book marks the conceptual origin of COLRS: not as a trend, not as a revival, but as the echo of an era that shaped how to move, work, and create. Production @mutteragentur Photography @ludgerpaffrath

@diegrenzkontrolle performing at @colrsbaby ’s Berlin Fashion Week opening party in collaboration with @studio1111berlin . Photography @chr_istus

COLRS is back! Third time’s a charm. Join us for this year’s Berlin Fashion Week with KINDERZIMMER, an exhibition, book-launch and afterparty. Showcasing the origin of COLRS, not nostalgia, but foundation. POP-UP Friday, January 30th, 6–9 PM Potsdamer Str. 97, 10785 Berlin Limited Edition book — 100 copies only! Exclusively available in-store. Followed by a Screening & Afterparty in collaboration with art & social club @studio1111berlin 9 PM – late Potsdamer Str. 96, 10785 Berlin

Yana playing the @chanelofficial SS26 afterparty - celebrating Mathieu Blazy’s debut collection for the house.

Anna Kuen for @miumiu during Paris Fashion Week. Photography @annesophiebenoit_