RizzutoGallery
Ackerstr. 34
40233 Düsseldorf
Fr: 16–18 Uhr
Sa: 11–13 Uhr
und nach Vereinbarung
T +49 (0) 157-73 71 83 69
Exhibitions
Two Artists, One Studio
Mattia Barbieri & Metin Çelik
Info: On the occasion of DC Open 2026 from 4 to 6 September, RizzutoGallery will temporarily suspend the traditional exhibition format and transform its space into a place of artistic production, a shared studio in which the everyday practice of two artists becomes an integral part of the visitor experience. For three days, Mattia Barbieri (Italy, 1984) and Metin Çelik (Türkiye, 1984) will share the same space and the same time, bringing to light the intimate dimension of the creative process that usually remains hidden. At the end of the three-day open studio, works by both artists will remain on view at RizzutoGallery Düsseldorf until 24 October 2026. The artist’s studio is one of the most intimate spaces of contemporary artistic practice. Normally removed from public view, it is a place in which time takes on a different meaning from that of the exhibition. It is a space of waiting, error, experimentation and the patient construction of thoughts, images and forms. RizzutoGallery will temporarily make this dimension accessible by transforming its Düsseldorf venue into a living laboratory, an open studio in which the two artists will work side by side, each maintaining their own autonomy, tools and artistic language, while the sharing of space and time becomes an opportunity for mutual observation, dialogue and exchange. (…)
Events
Two Artists, One Studio
Mattia Barbieri & Metin Çelik
Info: On the occasion of DC Open 2026 from 4 to 6 September, RizzutoGallery will temporarily suspend the traditional exhibition format and transform its space into a place of artistic production, a shared studio in which the everyday practice of two artists becomes an integral part of the visitor experience. For three days, Mattia Barbieri (Italy, 1984) and Metin Çelik (Türkiye, 1984) will share the same space and the same time, bringing to light the intimate dimension of the creative process that usually remains hidden. At the end of the three-day open studio, works by both artists will remain on view at RizzutoGallery Düsseldorf until 24 October 2026. The artist’s studio is one of the most intimate spaces of contemporary artistic practice. Normally removed from public view, it is a place in which time takes on a different meaning from that of the exhibition. It is a space of waiting, error, experimentation and the patient construction of thoughts, images and forms. RizzutoGallery will temporarily make this dimension accessible by transforming its Düsseldorf venue into a living laboratory, an open studio in which the two artists will work side by side, each maintaining their own autonomy, tools and artistic language, while the sharing of space and time becomes an opportunity for mutual observation, dialogue and exchange. (…) Opening on the occasion of DC Open.
