Contact
Munich
Jahn und Jahn
Baaderstraße 56 B und C
80469 Munich
+49 (0)89 41418280
info@jahnundjahn.com
Fax +49 (0)89 89084142
Opening hours
Tue–Fri 10am–6pm | Sat 11am–3pm
and by appointment
Jahn und Jahn
Baaderstraße 56 B und C
80469 Munich
+49 (0)89 41418280
info@jahnundjahn.com
Fax +49 (0)89 89084142
Opening hours
Tue–Fri 10am–6pm | Sat 11am–3pm
and by appointment
Lisbon
Jahn und Jahn
Rua de São Bernardo 15 R/C
1200-823 Lisboa
+351 213 950 708
lisboa@jahnundjahn.com
Opening hours
Wed–Sat 12–7pm
and by appointment
Jahn und Jahn
Rua de São Bernardo 15 R/C
1200-823 Lisboa
+351 213 950 708
lisboa@jahnundjahn.com
Opening hours
Wed–Sat 12–7pm
and by appointment
Team
Munich
Fred Jahn
Matthias Jahn
Tim Geissler
Charlotte Friese
Director / Head of Finance
Christina Degethof
Gallery Manager
Alexis Garcia-Martin Abel
Art Handling
Alicia Pawelczak
Editorial / Communications
Alix Steinhoff
Editorial / Communications Assistant
Fred Jahn
Matthias Jahn
Tim Geissler
Charlotte Friese
Director / Head of Finance
Christina Degethof
Gallery Manager
Alexis Garcia-Martin Abel
Art Handling
Alicia Pawelczak
Editorial / Communications
Alix Steinhoff
Editorial / Communications Assistant
Lisbon
Carolina Trigueiros
Director
Vanessa Franco
Gallery Assistant
Zé Ortigão
Sales
Carolina Trigueiros
Director
Vanessa Franco
Gallery Assistant
Zé Ortigão
Sales
History
In 2017, Fred Jahn and Matthias Jahn’s galleries merged to form Jahn und Jahn.
After a long collaboration with Heiner Friedrich, Fred Jahn founded Galerie Fred Jahn in Munich in 1978. Since then the focus of his program has been on international contemporary artists such as Georg Baselitz, Gerhard Richter, Per Kirkeby, and Fred Sandback.
In 2008, Matthias Jahn opened his own gallery at Baaderstraße in Munich, which initially concentrated on young artists from Günther Förg’s milieu. The gallery later expanded its program to likewise engage with international contemporary art.
In 2018, Tim Geissler became a partner at Jahn und Jahn, followed by Anka Ziefer and Carolina Trigueiros, who have enriched the gallery in Munich and Lisbon as directors in a senior position since May 2022. Both have since supported the new orientation of the gallery with their knowledge and experience. In 2022, Jahn and Jahn founded a gallery in Lisbon, Portugal.
Close collaboration with the artists as well as a thorough understanding of forms of artistic expression have been central to the identity of the galleries from the beginning. Significant here are also the numerous publications, published by the galleries themselves, which have accompanied exhibitions in both locations. Jahn und Jahn intends to continue in this vein.
ART COLOGNE Award. Laudatio for Fred Jahn, held by Prof. Siegfried Gohr in the Historic City Hall of Cologne on the day of the award ceremony.
After a long collaboration with Heiner Friedrich, Fred Jahn founded Galerie Fred Jahn in Munich in 1978. Since then the focus of his program has been on international contemporary artists such as Georg Baselitz, Gerhard Richter, Per Kirkeby, and Fred Sandback.
In 2008, Matthias Jahn opened his own gallery at Baaderstraße in Munich, which initially concentrated on young artists from Günther Förg’s milieu. The gallery later expanded its program to likewise engage with international contemporary art.
In 2018, Tim Geissler became a partner at Jahn und Jahn, followed by Anka Ziefer and Carolina Trigueiros, who have enriched the gallery in Munich and Lisbon as directors in a senior position since May 2022. Both have since supported the new orientation of the gallery with their knowledge and experience. In 2022, Jahn and Jahn founded a gallery in Lisbon, Portugal.
Close collaboration with the artists as well as a thorough understanding of forms of artistic expression have been central to the identity of the galleries from the beginning. Significant here are also the numerous publications, published by the galleries themselves, which have accompanied exhibitions in both locations. Jahn und Jahn intends to continue in this vein.
ART COLOGNE Award. Laudatio for Fred Jahn, held by Prof. Siegfried Gohr in the Historic City Hall of Cologne on the day of the award ceremony.