26-11-2025 22:24 via artnews.com

Munich’s Lohaus Sominsky Expands to Tribeca As Neighborhood Galleries Rebalance

Lohaus Sominsky, the Munich-based gallery founded by Ingrid Lohaus and Sofia Sominsky, will open its first New York space next month at 62 White Street in Tribeca. The debut exhibition, featuring new paintings and a site-specific installation by Berlin-based artist Charlie Stein, will open December 11—just days after the gallery participates in Art Basel Miami Beach for the first time.The expansion comes three years after the gallery established its Munich headquarters, where it has m
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