When does the exhibition take place?

The exhibition runs from June 4, 2026 to July 12, 2026.

Is admission charged?

No, admission is free. Donations are welcome.

Where does the exhibition take place?

At Gallery Geyso20, Geysostr. 20, 38106 Braunschweig.

Is there information on guided tours or educational offerings?

The website mentions an exhibition and research project with HBK Braunschweig. Specific tour times are not indicated.

Is the exhibition suitable for a short visit?

Yes, due to the clear opening hours and compact format, a visit is very suitable even for a half afternoon.

What themes shape the exhibition?

The focus is on cooperation, analog image production, photo and film work, and the connection of studio practice and exhibition.

Spirits, Images, Lab: Braunschweig experiences an exhibition full of energy and questions

Name: Triumph of the Spirits - Gallery Geyso20 Braunschweig 2026
Start: 2026-06-04T15:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-07-12T19:00:00+02:00
Location: Galerie Geyso20

Triumph of the Spirits: An exhibition project between photo lab, research, and outsider art

With the exhibition Triumph of the Spirits, Gallery Geyso20 in Braunschweig opens a space for artistic encounter, where contemporary art, experimental image production, and cultural education condense in a special way. The project emerges in renewed cooperation with HBK Braunschweig and transforms the gallery under the direction of Braunschweig artist Thomas Bartels into an analog photo and film lab.

An art experience with attitude

The exhibition atmosphere does not promise the smooth surface of a classic white cube, but the productive openness of a workspace. Here, images are not only shown but experienced as processes: as painting, photography, film, and as artistic research that sharpens the gaze for materiality, light, and collective image production. It is precisely this openness that makes the project appealing.

Geyso20 as a place of artistic practice

Geyso20 sees itself as a studio, gallery, and collection in one. The place stands for outsider art, for individual visual languages, and for an art practice that opens up new perspectives through the contemplation of the work. The collaboration with students from HBK Braunschweig connects to a developed relationship and shows how curatorial concepts link social and aesthetic experience.

Between experiment and exhibition

Visitors of Triumph of the Spirits encounter an exhibition format that consciously intertwines research and presentation. The analog photo and film lab refers to art history as well as to contemporary media practice. Visitors can expect that not only works but also thought processes will unfold here: about community, artistic autonomy, and the question of how art gains new forms in collective action.

Reasons to visit for art enthusiasts

The exhibition offers a precisely curated mixture of sensory perception, art historical context, and regional cultural work. Those interested in contemporary art, exhibition practice, photography, and inclusive cultural spaces will find here a remarkable art experience with a lasting impression. The open structure invites discovering details, reading rhythms, and letting the special exhibition atmosphere consciously affect oneself.

Conclusion: Triumph of the Spirits is an exhibition for everyone who wants to experience art as a living process. Between studio, gallery, and research, a place emerges in Braunschweig that addresses curiosity, analysis, and emotion equally. A visit is definitely worthwhile live.