Laura Langer

2025, Etablissement d’Enface, w/ Vera Palme ***UPCOMING!

Duo show with Vera Palme

Opening 12 September, 2025, Etablissement d’ Enface, Brussels

2025, T-shirt edition, Fictions ***SOON OUT!

Soon out! 3rd week of July 2025, Berlin @Cittipunkt

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2024, Jahresgaben, Kunstwerein in Hamburg

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2021, Jahresgaben, Kunstverein für die Rheinlande und Westfalen Düsseldorf

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2025, PROVENCE: Dreams, Cabaret Voltaire

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As dreams take center stage in PROVENCE’s current inquiry into the Unconscious, we invited friends – artists, editors, even Jungian analysts – to share fragments of their unconscious cognitive activity, each rendered on paper. Coinciding with the release of PROVENCE’s new publication, a rotating selection of these original contributions will be on view in the Historical Hall of Cabaret Voltaire.

With: Debbie Alagen, Alfatih, Kévin Blinderman, Stefan Burger, Aylin Calderon, Lara and Noa Castro Lema, Tyrece Ceshire, Lorenzo De Bellis, Francesco de Bernardi, Studio Dee, Tomisin Egbonwon, Hansi Fuchs, Lola von der Gracht, Douglas Gordon, Isabelle Graw, Valentin Hesch, Nina Hollensteiner, Tatjana Hub, Olga Hohmann, Menelaos Karamaghiolis, Cosima zu Knyphausen, Nina Könnemann, Julia Künzi, Laura Langer, Maxime Le Berre, Elizabeth Leuenberger, Camille Lütjens, Charly Mirambeau, Lucy Mullican, Marianne Mueller, Fanny Pfahler, Albrecht Pischel, Zora Rahman, Marina Sula, JinJin Xu, Chris Zhongtian Yuan

PROVENCE was founded in 2009 in Nice, France, and has since shape-shifted through a variety of constellations. Today, PROVENCE operates as a collectively run publishing house for contemporary art. The ambition of PROVENCE was always to question and challenge its own format by conceiving exhibitions, artworks and merchandise in parallel with its publishing activities. Also worth mentioning: a hair salon (never realized), too many art fair booths, a collection of driftwood, a temporary casino, 215 very real press passes, a travel guide for Nice rated nr 1 in Vogue US, stickers, handbags, and plenty of dinners.

2025, Spring 2025, CCA Berlin

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2023, Lateral, Braunsfelder, DE

Laura Langer, Lateral

1st Edition 2023

Designed by Julius Jacobi

Published by BRAUNSFELDER

Softcover, 92 pages, 29.7 x 21 cm

ISBN 978-3-947839-21-6

Conceived and published after the exhibition of Laura Langer, Lateral, at Braunsfelder, Cologne

With a text by Laura Langer

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For Tiziana Pierri at Mite, Buenos Aires

El ojo interior, 2025
for the show La invitada

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For Stefano Faoro at Cherry Hill, Cologne

Phone Calls on Paintings, 2024
for the show The path among the snowdrops

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2024, Bitter Reviews

“Mothers, Laura Langer, Ilenia”, 7 Sept

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2024, Mothers, Ilenia

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Lodos: Ramiro Chaves

Braunsfelder: Mareike Tocha

Kunsthaus Glarus: Gunnar Meier

The Wig: Laura Langer

Weiss Falk (Homesick): Laura Langer

Portikus: Diana Pfammatter and Laura Langer

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Berlin, 2025

2025, Great Works, Gallerie Oskar Weiss

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2024, Gaby Cepeda, Flash Art

“Laura Langer’s Human Puzzles”, 23 Jan

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2025, Promises, Pauline Perplexe

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2023, Execution, Lodos

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2023, Luzie Meyer, Conceptual Fine Arts

“Laura Langer: coordinates, constellations, corporeality”, 4 July

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2021, Liberty, Portikus and Hacienda Books, DE-CH

Laura Langer, Liberty
1st Edition 2021
Designed by Anne Stock
Co-published by Portikus and Hacienda Books

Hardcover, 140 pages, 29.7 × 21 cm

ISBN 978-3-907211-04-5

Conceived and published after the exhibition of Laura Langer Liberty, 15.02.–17.05.2020 at Portikus, Frankfurt/Main and launched on the occasion of Laura Langer Homesick, 12.05.–12.06.2021 at Weiss Falk, Basel, 2021.

With Texts by Helke Bayrle, Thomas Bayrle, Laura Langer, Christina Lehnert, Guillermo Vilela.

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2024, Ansichten einer Ordnung, Peace Gallery

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2023, Lateral, Braunsfelder

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2024, It rains, it snows, it paints, Clementin Seedorf

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2022, Headlines, Kunsthaus Glarus

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2022, Spirals at London House ***SOON OUT!

Soon out! Documentation will be published in a contribution with Provence Magazine that will be launched on June 17, in Basel.

In 2022, I made a series of nineteen works for a solo exhibition at Kunsthaus Glarus, each depicting the same spiral form across a range of formats, from 20 × 30 cm to 170 × 270 cm. At the time, I was living in London, at the Hessische Kulturstiftung’s studio residence—a classic Georgian terraced house in Bow that served as both my home and my studio.

After finishing the paintings, I thought it would be a nice idea to show them in the house first, before shipping them to Glarus—partly to share them with people who wouldn’t be able to see the exhibition, and partly to see how the works responded to a completely different kind of architecture than the one they were originally intended for. The series had been conceived with a white-cube setting in mind, but since they had been created in a domestic space, I was curious how they would behave in a radically different environment.

On July 16, 2022, I hung the works throughout every room of the house and invited people over. The following photographs document that day, taken with a 35mm point-and-shoot camera. Through that experience, I realized that the series is enriched by being shown in multiple contexts—and that the context, in fact, plays a fundamental role in how these paintings function and the meaning they convey. The Spirals reflect the light of their surroundings and engage in a different dialogue with each environment they inhabit.