Galerie Khoshbakht
Jülicher Str. 24a
50674 Köln
Di–Fr: 12–18 Uhr
Sa: 12–16 Uhr
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Exhibitions
Decameron
Nils Ben Brahim
Info: We are pleased to announce Decameron, the first solo exhibition by Nils Ben Brahim with the gallery. Nils Ben Brahim (b. 1999 Berlin) lives and works in Berlin, Germany. He graduated from the Berlin University of the Arts in 2025 as a Meisterschüler of Thomas Zipp. Recent solo exhibitions include Die Lücke, die der Teufel lässt at Eigen + Art Lab, Berlin (2026); Uno di voi at Castiglioni, Milan (2025); All Dogs Go to Heaven at Berlin University of the Arts, Berlin (2025); Hundstage in der Hasenheide at Miettinen Collection, Berlin (2024); It’s Memories That We Steal at Eigen + Art Lab, Berlin (2024); In den Seilen at Galerie Thomas Fuchs, Stuttgart (2023); and Kayfabe at Peter-Weiss-Haus, Rostock (2022). Further group exhibitions include One Art Collection, Berlin (2026); Miettinen Collection, Berlin (2025); Studio Hanniball, Berlin (2022); and P7 Gallery, Berlin (2021). In 2023, he received a scholarship from the German Academic Scholarship Foundation.
Events
Decameron
Nils Ben Brahim
Info: We are pleased to announce Decameron, the first solo exhibition by Nils Ben Brahim with the gallery. Nils Ben Brahim (b. 1999 Berlin) lives and works in Berlin, Germany. He graduated from the Berlin University of the Arts in 2025 as a Meisterschüler of Thomas Zipp. Recent solo exhibitions include Die Lücke, die der Teufel lässt at Eigen + Art Lab, Berlin (2026); Uno di voi at Castiglioni, Milan (2025); All Dogs Go to Heaven at Berlin University of the Arts, Berlin (2025); Hundstage in der Hasenheide at Miettinen Collection, Berlin (2024); It’s Memories That We Steal at Eigen + Art Lab, Berlin (2024); In den Seilen at Galerie Thomas Fuchs, Stuttgart (2023); and Kayfabe at Peter-Weiss-Haus, Rostock (2022). Further group exhibitions include One Art Collection, Berlin (2026); Miettinen Collection, Berlin (2025); Studio Hanniball, Berlin (2022); and P7 Gallery, Berlin (2021). In 2023, he received a scholarship from the German Academic Scholarship Foundation.
