The WHITE SQUARE GALLERY has been founded by the three gallery owners Xenia Litvin, Dieter Reitz and Dr. Elena Sadykova. Located in the historic centre of Berlin, the gallery is presenting an international programme of contemporary art. Besides already well-established and renowned artists, they also concern about young, promising talents, and they support and guide their career.

Old and new media are equally represented at the gallery: besides paintings and drawings, graphic art and sculptures, the gallery presents photography and video works, performances and installations of different kind in various exhibitions.

Especially with the presentation of huge, space-oriented installations, in which several genres meet, the White Square Gallery sets course. Artists Anonymous, Glaser / Kunz, Carsten Gliese, Camilla Dahl, molitor & kusmin belong to those artists that represent this aspect of the gallery.

Another important item of the gallery programme is young painting and photography. Jan Mövius, Ione Rucquoi, Philipp Sladkowski present their works in experimental spaces either within the gallery or relocated.

Cooperating with international guest curators and artists is an important supplementation of the gallery programme. For example, the collaboration with the curator Sandra Khare from Mumbai/India, who presented some prominent positions of contemporary Indian art for a European audience with the group exhibition ROOTS.

Beyond that, the operational area of the gallery includes art intermediation as well as developping individual curatorial and designing projects for institutional as well as private clients.