Germany's Scharf Collection Unveils First Major Berlin Exhibition

Several new art exhibitions and galleries are opening across different regions, highlighting diverse artistic expressions. In Erin, a new outdoor gallery will open featuring 28 artworks sponsored by local businesses, aiming to celebrate local artists and community collaborations while raising funds for public art installations. Berlin is hosting the Scharf Collection’s first large-scale public exhibition, showcasing 150 works spanning 200 years of European and contemporary art, including pieces by Goya, Monet, Picasso, and more. Sunderland has introduced the Maker Meanwhile Gallery in the Riverside Maker Building, with its inaugural exhibit "Emerging" showcasing recent Fine Art graduates and postgraduates from the University of Sunderland, emphasizing the city's creative heritage. Additionally, the Jacobson House Native Art Center in Oklahoma is hosting its 2025 biennial art show, featuring Native American artists, live music, and awards, continuing its mission to support Indigenous artists. These events collectively underscore a vibrant celebration of both local and international art communities through new and ongoing exhibitions.