The artist's largest institutional exhibition highlights five decades of feminist resistance and self-determination.
Gabriele Stötzer's solo exhibition, titled "Dabei sein und nicht schweigen" (Showing up and Not Remaining Silent), has opened at Berlin's Gropius Bau. Marked as the artist’s largest institutional solo exhibition to date, the presentation brings together work from a career spanning more than five decades.
Throughout her artistic journey, Stötzer has consistently grappled with core questions of justice, gender, and self-determination. Her own body frequently occupies a central role within the work, positioned not merely as an object, but actively functioning as a critical site of resistance and feminist self-assertion. The expansive exhibition at Gropius Bau provides an institutional platform to engage directly with her longstanding creative and political inquiries.
The survey highlights five decades of feminist self-assertion and artistic resistance, celebrating the largest institutional solo exhibition of Gabriele Stötzer's career at a prominent venue.
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