Alicja Schindler writes about Anselm Reyle in the current issue of Monopol in the context of this year’s Various Others gallery weekend in Munich. In collaboration with the Istanbul-based gallery Dirimart, Walter Storms Galerie presents the artist’s first solo exhibition in Munich. To the article in Monopol (11.05.2026) To the read more…

The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung features the exhibition of Giorgio Griffa at Walter Storms Galerie in its print and online coverage of this year’s Gallery Weekend Berlin. The article particularly highlights the poetic lightness and distinctive chromatic quality of Griffa’s paintings within Berlin’s current gallery landscape. Zum Artikel in der FAZ read more…

The exhibition of Giorgio Griffa at Walter Storms Galerie is featured in the May issue of Monopol, both in print and online, as a recommendation for this year’s Gallery Weekend Berlin. Monopol describes Griffa’s painting as both restrained and luminous — defined by chalky tones and a distinctive sense of read more…

In the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Georg Imdahl writes about Art Düsseldorf and the presentation of Walter Storms Galerie featuring three large-scale works from the “Written Paintings” series by Günther Uecker. To the article in FAZ  

In the Tagesspiegel, Christiane Meixner writes about “Seven Years,” the current exhibition by Viola Bittl – a retrospective of works in which light, color, and space are in constant flux. To the article in Tagesspiegel  

In an interview with Various Others, Walter Storms reflects on his beginnings, key companions, and the pleasure of staging exhibitions. A personal portrait shaped by continuity, curiosity, and contemporary art. To the article in Various Others  

An article by Christiane Pfau about the artist Caro Jost and her anniversary exhibition “Streetprints 2000–2025” at the Walter Storms Gallery appeared in the Munich Feuilleton. Christiane Pfau writes: “The idea has its own magic: from floor to wall.” Read the article in the Munich Feuilleton (German)

The Austrian art magazine PARNASS reports on Caro Jost’s anniversary exhibition “Streetprints 2000–2025” in its Art Around Munich section. More than 400 street prints from the years 2000 to 2025 are on display—an impressive personal and social chronicle. Read the article in PARNASS