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"Sculptures and contemporary art at Art Cologne 2025"Messe reports from Art Cologne 2025, highlighting current developments in contemporary art and sculpture. The editorial coverage features selected galleries including Schönewald Fine Arts, Kornfeld Galerie, Galerie Löhrl, Slewe, M29 RICHTER, Galerie Schlichtenmaier, Samuelis Baumgarte Galerie, MINT Gallery, and Gallery Delaive. With the support of SOUL OF AFRIKA, Messe presents daily video content from the fair, offering insights into the international art scene.

The upcoming Art Cologne 2025 once again positions itself as a key destination for art professionals, collectors, and galleries engaged in contemporary and modern art. Messe will provide dedicated editorial coverage of this international art fair, placing special emphasis on sculpture and current developments in contemporary artistic practice. With exclusive video interviews and gallery features, Messe creates a curated online insight into the artistic highlights of the fair.

A fair with history, relevance, and contemporary impact

Founded in 1967, Art Cologne holds the distinction of being one of the longest-standing art fairs worldwide. Over the decades, it has shaped the European art landscape and established itself as a central platform for showcasing modern and contemporary art. In 2025, the fair brings together international galleries representing a diverse spectrum of artistic voices, including established artists, mid-career practitioners, and emerging talents. Beyond its commercial significance, the fair promotes cultural exchange and dialogue within the global art community.

Collectors, curators, art advisors, and institutional representatives regard Art Cologne as a must-attend event for discovering new work, engaging in professional dialogue, and gaining insights into market developments and conceptual trends. The fair maintains a strong curatorial identity, offering not only paintings and installations but also a refined presence of three-dimensional art, new media, and interdisciplinary works.

Editorial spotlight on sculpture and new artistic positions

In its editorial series, Messe focuses this year on sculpture and spatial artistic expressions. The format includes interviews with gallery directors and curated snapshots of exhibitions. Featured galleries include:

• Schönewald Fine Arts
• Kornfeld Galerie
• Galerie Löhrl
• Slewe
• M29 RICHTER
• Galerie Schlichtenmaier
• Samuelis Baumgarte Galerie
• MINT Gallery
• Gallery Delaive

A growing number of artists are using sculpture and mixed media to address topics ranging from materiality and form to identity, climate, and social structure. Messe highlights the dialogue between form and meaning, revealing how artistic concepts evolve in relation to space, body, and viewer experience.

New contributions are published daily on:

Video coverage: art discovery in digital formats

The Messe reporting format delivers accessible, online video coverage tailored for professionals and collectors alike. Each segment offers visual impressions, background information, and first-hand commentary from gallerists or artists. This digital art journalism makes the atmosphere and curatorial frameworks of the fair tangible, even for those not attending in person.

The 2025 edition places a spotlight on current shifts in contemporary art, with attention to sculptural formats, hybrid practices, and material experimentation. Video content is produced in compact, editorial formats and optimized for international online reach.

Koelnmesse: a venue with international standing

The fairgrounds of Koelnmesse provide the infrastructure for a smooth and professional exhibition experience. Located in the city of Cologne, the venue is known for its accessible layout and proximity to cultural institutions, galleries, and urban life. Koelnmesse hosts a wide range of international trade events, with Art Cologne being one of its most distinguished cultural fixtures.

Cologne as a city continues to support its reputation as a hub for creative industries, cultural exchange, and international networking. The local art scene is dynamic and contributes to the fair's enduring relevance.

Acknowledgment: supported by Galerie SOUL OF AFRIKA

This year's editorial coverage by Messe is made possible through the support of Galerie SOUL OF AFRIKA. The gallery, known for its dedication to African contemporary art, has played a central role in promoting intercultural dialogue and increasing visibility for underrepresented voices in the art world.

Their sponsorship enables Messe to expand the editorial scope of its coverage, offering nuanced perspectives on artistic positions and gallery presentations. More information can be found at:

Further coverage of contemporary art on Messe

Beyond the Art Cologne 2025, Messe offers an extensive portfolio of editorial content on contemporary art. A dedicated topic section presents video features, interviews, and fair reports from national and international art events. This includes insights into art market trends, curatorial strategies, and the changing role of galleries and institutions.

Art lovers, collectors, and professionals can access a curated archive of content here:

The coverage reinforces Messe's position as a valuable media partner for art fairs, offering editorial visibility for galleries and promoting dialogue on the future of contemporary artistic practice.

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