Bold colour, glossy surfaces and sculptural forms in the heart of Madrid’s Salamanca gallery district.
- Contemporary painting, sculpture, photography and digital art.
- Established and emerging international artists.
- Colour-led abstraction and expressive figuration.
- Highly finished materials, reflective surfaces and sculptural reliefs.
- Solo exhibitions complemented by occasional group presentations.
Worth a stop as part of a Salamanca gallery route
The gallery is unlikely to justify travelling across Madrid on its own unless the featured artist particularly interests you. Combined with nearby galleries, however, it becomes an easy and rewarding addition—especially for visitors who enjoy colour, polished surfaces and contemporary sculpture.
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The Madrid gallery occupies a street-level space on Claudio Coello, surrounded by several of the district’s established galleries. It is compact enough for a spontaneous visit and works best as part of a wider Salamanca art walk.
Unlike the gallery’s multiple interconnected spaces in Palma, Madrid operates as a single exhibition venue.
Worth the trip
Gerhardt Braun Gallery is a good choice for visitors drawn to visually immediate contemporary art. Its programme frequently moves between abstraction and figuration, with particular attention to colour, texture, material experimentation and strong formal presence.
The Madrid gallery forms part of a wider network that originated in Mallorca and now occupies several spaces in Palma, Puerto de Andratx and Madrid.
Gerhardt Braun Gallery Madrid
Nearby route ideas
Nearby route ideasClaudio Coello gallery walk
Gerhardt Braun Gallery → Fernando Pradilla → Parra & Romero → Guillermo de Osma
Walk south along Claudio Coello for a compact introduction to the variety of Salamanca’s gallery scene. Gerhardt Braun’s colour-forward contemporary programme contrasts with Fernando Pradilla’s international and Latin American focus, Parra & Romero’s conceptual approach and Guillermo de Osma’s emphasis on Spanish and European modernism.
Check each gallery’s exhibition calendar, as opening days and installation breaks may differ.
Art across Salamanca
Fundación Juan March → Gerhardt Braun Gallery → Opera Gallery
Begin at Fundación Juan March, where exhibitions, concerts and cultural programmes are free. Continue to Gerhardt Braun for a smaller contemporary presentation and finish at Opera Gallery’s large three-floor space on Calle Serrano.
This route combines an independent cultural foundation with two very different commercial galleries and can be completed comfortably in half a day.
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