Boros Collection / Bunker Berlin

Name: Boros Collection / Bunker Berlin
Address: ReinhardtStr. 20, Berlin, 10117, DE
Telephone: +49 30 27594065
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Private Collection of Contemporary Art The Boros Collection is a private collection of contemporary art.
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It contains groups of works by international artists dating from 1990 to the present. Different facets of the collection have been on public display since 2008 in a converted bunker, situated in Berlin-Mitte, with 3000 sqm of exhibition space spread over 80 rooms. A visit to the collection is only possible through an advance reservation for a guided tour through the website www.boros-collection.com. The tours take place on Thu 4 pm to 7.30 pm and Fri/Sat/Sun 10 am to 4.30 pm. The tours start on the hour in german, on the half hour in english.

20/08/2026

The work Ventilator by Olafur Eliasson is currently on view as part of „Olafur Eliasson: Your curious journey“ at the Museum of Contemporary Art and Design () until July 2026.
The work is part of the Boros Collection and was acquired at the 1st Berlin Biennale at the Postfuhramt in 1998. It was shown in the very first presentation of the Boros Collection. The video documents the work as it was presented at the Postfuhramt during the 1st Berlin Biennale in 1998.

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Olafur Eliasson
Ventilator, 1997
Installation view: Postfuhramt, 1st Berlin Biennale, 1998
Courtesy of the artist; and The Boros Collection
© 1997 Olafur Eliasson

07/07/2026

On view until August 30, 2026 „The Heart of My Machine is Golden Lead“ by Mire Lee

Mire Lee’s solo exhibition unfolds across the Secession in Vienna and the Korean Cultural Center Austria, extending her practice into a distributed system where body, machine, and environment blur.

At the Secession, a slowly rotating cement mixer and a network of PVC pipes circulate a viscous mixture of iron oxide, brass powder, and sawdust through the space, gradually marking floors and surfaces. Industrial processes, residue, and ornament collapse into
a shared field of material instability.

At the Korean Cultural Center Austria, under the title Women I loved / 내가 사랑한 여자들, her film works extend this logic of convulsive, breathlike movement into the cinematic. Across both sites, her work remains in constant transformation. Fragments of the Secession
installation will later reappear as a site-responsive work at Oude Kerk in Amsterdam.

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Video: Courtesy Tina Kim Gallery,

Programmed by the Board of the Secession
Curated by .giannouras

28/05/2026

“Paranoia as a Method” presents a new body of paintings and sculptures by Pol Taburet, created during his residency at Villa Medici in Rome.

On view until July 15, 2026.

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Photo 1: Pol Taburet at Villa Medici by Zelinda Zanicheli
Photo 2: Installation View by Daniele Molajoli
Photo 3: Installation View by Daniele Molajoli
Photo 4: Photo by Zelinda Zanicheli
Photo 5: Installation View by Daniele Molajoli
Photo 6: Installation View by Daniele Molajoli
Photo 7: Installation View by Daniele Molajoli
Photo 8: Installation View by Alessia Calzecchi

22/05/2026

Last week to see: “The Self Assessed” curated by Cornelius Tittel at Galerie Max Hetzler, featuring works by Lorenzo Amos, Grant Falardeau, and Oliver Bak - whose works are also currently on view at Boros Collection.

Bringing together self-portraits from the 20th and 21st centuries, the exhibition explores identity as something unstable, performative, and continuously shifting. Across painting, sculpture, and photography, the show traces how the self-portrait moves beyond likeness toward gesture, presence, and the tension between self-perception and the gaze of others.

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Photo 1 and 2: Lorenzo Amos, Self-portrait with Popped Collar, 2026
Photo 3 and 4: Lorenzo Amos, Boots, 2025
Photo 5 and 6: Grant Falardeau, Self Portrait, and Self Portrait in Nature, both 2026
Photo 7: Oliver Bak, Orchid Figure, 2026
Photo 8: Installation View, The self Assessed

Exhibition views: The Self Assessed, 30 April – 30 May 2026, Galerie Max Hetzler, Berlin. Courtesy the artists and Galerie Max Hetzler Berlin | Paris | London | Marfa

With: Rita Ackermann, Lorenzo Amos, Oliver Bak, Georg Baselitz, Giorgio de Chirico, Michaela Eichwald, Tracey Emin, Grant Falardeau, Eric Fischl, Nathanaëlle Herbelin, Martin Kippenberger, Jeff Koons, Maria Lassnig, Victor Man, Paula Modersohn-Becker, Bruce Nauman, Albert Oehlen, Dana Schutz, Cindy Sherman, Rudolf Stingel, Thomas Struth, Rebecca Warren

Photo: def image

07/05/2026

Sung Tieu and Henrike Naumann - German Pavilion, Venice Biennale, 2026

This year, the pavilion’s exterior has been transformed into a Plattenbau housing block by Sung Tieu, who is also part in the new presentation at the Boros Collection.

„Human Dignity Shall Be Inviolable“ covers the façade of the German Pavilion with more than three million mosaic tiles. The work presents a 1:1-scale image of the ruin of a socialist prefab apartment building on Gehrenseestraße in East Berlin. The building was once home to Sung Tieu and part of one of the GDR’s largest residential complexes for foreign contract workers. It is currently being demolished. Additional works by both artists are shown in the pavilion’s side wings.

German Pavilion:
Curator: .reinhardt
Artists:
Installation Views: Andrea Rossetti

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Photo 1: Sung Tieu, Human Dignity Shall Be Inviolable, 2026
Photo 2 - 4: Sung Tieu, For Now We See Through a Glass, Darkly, 2026
Photo 5: Sung Tieu, They Have Eyes, But They See Not, They Have Ears, But They Hear Not, 2026
Photo 6: Sung Tieu, But The Flesh Is Weak, 2026
Photo 7: Henrike Naumann, Sung Tieu and Kathleen Reinhardt (from left to right), Photo: Victoria Tomaschko

29/04/2026

Last moments before the opening.

Photo 1 and 2: Pol Taburet installing his works
Photo 3: Brook Hsu sharing insights into her work with our Art Mediation Team
Photo 4: Karen Boros and Brook Hsu

23/04/2026

Karen, Christian and Anton Boros on site with the artists, discussing placement and positioning for the new presentation.

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Photo 1: Karen Boros with Cyprien Gaillard
Photo 2: Christian Boros with Lukas Heerich
Photo 3: Anton Boros with Tomma Abts
Photo 4: Karen Boros with an artwork by Ed Atkins
Photo 5: Karen and Christian Boros with Pol Taburet

02/04/2026

The new presentation of the Boros Collection opens on May 3, the final day of Gallery Weekend Berlin 2026.
Tickets for May are now available on our website.

Photo:

01/04/2026

THE NEW PRESENTATION OF THE BOROS COLLECTION OPENS ON MAY 3, THE FINAL DAY OF GALLERY WEEKEND BERLIN 2026.
Tickets for May are now available at boros-collection.com

Photo: Noshe

27/03/2026

The calm before what comes next. Ahead of our upcoming presentation, the bunker appears stripped back to its surface.

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