Sabine Moritz brings Red Yellow Blue Dust to Berlin ahead of London debut
German painter Sabine Moritz has a solo exhibition in Berlin titled ROT GELB BLAU STAUB. Galerie Max Hetzler in Berlin, the gallery staging the show, lists it as a solo presentation by Moritz Galerie Max Hetzler. The title is blunt and direct. It tells you the palette before you walk in.
ROT GELB BLAU STAUB translates to 'RED YELLOW BLUE DUST' Galerie Max Hetzler. Moritz is a Cologne-based German artist born in 1969 in Quedlinburg Galerie Max Hetzler. A solo exhibition, a show devoted to a single artist, puts her work alone in the spotlight.
London is next on her calendar. Lie Down in Green Pastures, her solo show at the Garden Museum in London, is listed for 7 October to 20 December 2026 Galerie Max Hetzler. That run stretches across autumn into the week before Christmas. It is described as her first museum exhibition in the United Kingdom, in reporting published on 14 September 2026 Heni.
The London date follows a recent institutional show in France. Les cieux, her exhibition at Le Château – Centre for Contemporary Art and Heritage of Aubenas in Aubenas, ran from 1 May to 21 September 2025 Galerie Max Hetzler. The French run closed just before the autumn season in London. Two museum-scale outings in two years give audiences in two countries a chance to see her work.
The Berlin gallery has kept a busy schedule around the Moritz show. It held Field Conditions in Berlin from 30 April to 27 June 2026. Vivien Zhang, another artist on its programme, gave an artist talk in conversation with Joseph Constable to mark that exhibition. Such talks are public conversations, often about how the work was made and shown.
Publishing and Texas complete the picture. The gallery's book André Butzer: Farben, Früchte, Bilder focuses on fellow artist André Butzer's figure of the Frau, meaning woman, and brings together 135 paintings made between 2021 and 2025. Across the Atlantic, Hetzler | Marfa, its purpose-built space on the outskirts of Marfa, Texas, opened in 2022 as a permanent venue. It hosts one artist residency, a live-and-work stay, and one exhibition each year.
For audiences, this means a simple sequence. Berlin now. London in October.
