R;68

Carolin Eidner, Carolina Aguirre, Carlotta Bailly-Borg, Dennis Buck, Ellen Antico, Eva Beresin, François Halard, Guim Tió, Henrik Godsk, José María Yturralde, Larry Clark, Michael Günzer, Monica Kim Garza, Ornela Vorpsi, Parmen Daushvili, Philip Emde, Prosper Legault, Russel Maurice, Stefan Strumbel, Thomas Wachholz

Info: Ruttkowski;68 is pleased to present 2025, a group show reflecting on the year 2025 in retrospection. The past year has been marked by intensity, movement, and transformation. 2025 unfolded as a year of reorientation — shaped by expansion, restructuring, and a series of beginnings that demanded clarity and conviction. Ruttkowski;68 entered a new phase, one that felt both challenging and affirming. At times overwhelming, this year asked for decisiveness in a moment when the art market itself stood on fragile ground. Rather than retreat, we chose focus. Out of necessity, a new strength emerged: a sharpened attention to sculptural practices, a deeper commitment to sustainability, and an emphasis on long-term relationships with artists, collaborators, and institutions. These shifts were not strategic gestures alone, but responses to lived conditions — ways of shaping continuity through uncertainty. New York brought a distinct sense of arrival. Together with new partners and a newly formed team, we began to feel at home in the city. In parallel, the opening of a new space in Bochum marked a deeply personal homecoming, reconnecting the gallery’s trajectory with the roots of the founder Nils Müller. (…)