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MEANCULT GALLERY
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Monday – Closed
Tuesday–Friday: 12:00–20:00
Saturday: 10:00–20:00
Sunday: 10:00–18:00

Visits outside opening hours are possible by prior arrangement
ABOUT US
Meancult Gallery Projektraum is a non-commercial project space operating as an independent cross-cultural curatorial running space that brings together a community of people interested in the development of Ukrainian and German art and intercultural dialogue. Since 2016 we have been creating an environment where contemporary art becomes a tool for equal exchange, critical thinking, and cultural diplomacy. We do not hold solo exhibitions, because the principle of equal dialogue underlies our activities — every project must be a space of interaction rather than individual display. We focus on cultural consolidation and the creation of an open space for joint initiatives.

The project space Meancult Gallery Projektraum is the first Ukrainian‑German cultural institution of contemporary art in North Rhine‑Westphalia. We see ourselves as a platform for artistic dialogue in the field of contemporary visual art and as a forum for reflecting on socio-political transformations. Our programs are dedicated to universal values — unity, understanding, and cultural cooperation. We consistently develop international partnerships, institutional interaction, and long-term cultural exchange programs between Ukraine and Germany, relying on the support of European cultural funds, professional networks, and cooperation programs.

Thanks to the stable platform we have built, Meancult Gallery Projektraum regularly implements exhibition projects, residencies, discussion formats, chamber concerts, poetry evenings, book presentations, and inter-institutional meetings. Our approach combines cultural diplomacy, educational initiatives, and community work, creating long-term impact both professionally and socially. Thanks to a well-established partner network, a growing professional audience, and a strategic focus on universal European values, the space has significant potential for sustainable development and further expansion of international cooperation. We are open to external proposals — if our views align, we will gladly realize projects together.

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is a group exhibition that approaches graphic art as a practice of transmission, reduction and transformation. It begins with the question of what happens to an image when it is transferred from one system into another: the object becomes a contour, the gesture becomes a trace, the word becomes a sign, and the printing plate becomes an impression. The exhibition considers these transitions not merely as technical processes, but as fundamental characteristics of the graphic medium itself.

At the centre of the exhibition is the transformation of meaning. A graphic image can leave its original context, be read differently within another cultural or historical environment, and open up new perspectives precisely through this shift. Bringing together artistic positions from Germany and Ukraine, the exhibition explores different approaches to line, sign, text, repetition and reproduction.

Opening: 08.10.2026
Exhibition: 08.10 – 28.11.2026
Meancult Gallery Projektraum
Klosterstraße 1, 48143 Münster

Admission is free throughout the entire exhibition.

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OUR TEAM

  • VITALII ADLERMANN
    Co- founder & curator
    Curator, partner of the NGO Cultural and Educational Centre "Mutualism", partner of the "Meancult" gallery.
  • SERHIJ MAMONTOV
    Legal consultant, co- founder
    Philanthropist, partner of the NGO Cultural and Educational Centre "Mutualism", partner of the gallery "Meapcult", legal consultant.
  • KATERYNA RAY
    Expert
    Curator, art historian, expert in the field of contemporary art.
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Meancult Gallery Project Space
Klosterstraße 1
48143 Münster
NRW, Germany

Phone: +49 174 8874817
Email: meancultgallery@gmail.com
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