Monopol Collectors Guide

Would you like to enjoy an in-depth discussion with none other than Berlin’s private art collectors as your sparring partner

Then take a peek at our virtual guide to the art tour Monopol, the well-known art magazine, offers with hand-selected collectors.

Monopol was first published in 2004, a time when a new generation of artists, collectors and art dealers affect the contemporary arts world. At its inception, the magazine’s founders wanted to establish a magazine that represents, accompanies and questions this new development critically.

Magazine for Art and Living … is meant systematically: Monopol is interested in the art as well as in the circumstances of its development, its social relations and its role in the market. Monopol depicts the points of contact between art, design, architecture, film and fashion.

Places in this guide

Culture Berlin 27
Collection Albrecht Kastein It's all about freedom
A compassionate urologist with a passion for art: Albrecht Kastein collects pieces from Philip Guston, Willem de Kooning and Michel Majerus since 1984. His first screenprint he bought back in 1970 from Blinky Palermo.… read more
Culture Berlin 28
Sammlung Hoffmann One of Berlins first art collector lofts
This private collection of contemporary art is located on two floors of a former factory building. Erika and Rolf Hoffmann, who previously lived in the Rheinland, renovated and remodeled the space in view of living and working… read more
Culture Berlin 29
Collection Ivana Jeissing Art Seduces
Ivana Jeissing was born in austria in 1958 and grew up in Salzburg and Turino. For many years she worked as a director in the movie industry and as a Creative Directrise. Her ultimate goal was to become an astronaut. Today… read more
Culture Berlin 30
Collection Manuela Alexejew She's got the look
Manuela Alexejew used to stroll on catwalks in earlier days. Over the last decades she has become a very influential art collector and jury member at well known art shows. In her Berlin-Charlottenburg apartment she… read more
Culture Berlin 31
Schürmann Berlin Art promotes my ability to think
A jack of all art trades, Wilhelm Schürmann can only be described as the sum of all his art parts. A professor of photography at the University of Applied Sciences, Aachen, a collector, a curator, a photographer and owner of the… read more
Culture Berlin 32
Collection Julia & Heinz Siepmann Art is part of the family
The art is essential part of Julia und Heinz Siepmann’s family. Artists like John Bock, Thomas Schütte and Sergej Jansen are highlights of their Collection. Their first piece of art was “Neus vom… read more

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