ShopPopulaire

Discover sophisticated, unconventional gifts at the ShopPopulaire: art on skateboards or kimonos made of videotape. We pay attention to minor details. What we find for you does not necessarily have to be sensational, but will definitely be inspiring and unique. This includes souvenirs that are as smart and stylish as Berlin. For our exclusive editions and single pieces we scour artist and design studios in Berlin and around the world. Our range is regularly updated by artists, curators, and lateral thinkers.

To the ShopPopulaire

PalaisCollection

PalaisPopulaire Coffee Cups

Thermo mugs from WMF,
black with logo in 3 colors,
approx 350 ml,
height approx. 22cm, Ø 7.4 cm

PalaisPopulaire Pipeline Bag

Pipeline bag with small inside pocket (washable);
black with logo in 2 colors,
approx. 18 x 50 cm

PalaisPopulaire Tyvek Bag

Tyvek (washable);
white with logo
in 2 colors
approx. 34 x 43 cm

PalaisPopulaire Gym Bag with Reflector Logo

Polyester bag with small inside pocket (washable, water-repellent, light);
gray with logo in 3 colors,
approx. 34 x 43.5 cm

Around the exhibtions

The Catalogue
Time Present

The exhibition is accompanied by a catalog with text contributions by David Campany and Friedhelm Hütte and four artist interviews, conducted by Eddy Frankel, Oliver Koerner von Gustorf, Michket Krifa, and Mariko Takeuchi

Kerber Verlag Photo, gatefold brochure, English/German, 212 pages, 114 illustrations in color, ISBN 978-3-7356-0649-5, € 29

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The Catalogue
Christo and Jeanne-Claude

The exhibition is accompanied by a catalog with contributions by Matthias Koddenberg and Friedhelm Hütte and an interview with Ingrid and Thomas Jochheim

Kerber Verlag, softcover, English/German, 168 pages, 63 illustrations in color and black and white, ISBN 978-3-7356-0649-5, € 29

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The Catalogue
Caline Aoun: seeing is believing

Amidst the constant flood of images and information, Caline Aoun’s exhibition seeing is believing is a place of contemplation, a counterpoint to “media noise.” This does not mean it is a secluded retreat, however, but a free space in which art inspires us to think differently about reality— and not least to deal with it differently. The artist, who lives and works in Beirut, deals with the phenomenon of virtualization, with the difficulty of understanding and grasping the circulation of data in a new way. Aoun’s reduced and poetic works lend the supposedly “invisible” process of data traffic physicality, feel, and sensuality.

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The Catalogue
summer of love

Featuring a wide array of iconic rock posters, period photographs, music memorabilia and light shows, out-of-this-world clothing, and avant-garde films, this catalogue celebrates San Franciscos rebellious and colorful counterculture that blossomed in the years surrounding the 1967 Summer of Love. This book explores, through essays by Victoria Binder, Dennis McNally und Joel Selvin and a succession of thematic plates, the visual and material cultures of a generation searching for personal fulfillment and social change. Published in association with the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco.

225 color photographs and 25 b/w illustrations, 344 pages

€ 47,50

The Catalogue
Objects of Wonder

Alongside the exhibition a catalogue was published including texts by Caroline Collier, Elena Crippa, Daniel Slater, Clarrie Wallis and Beth Williamson Broschure, English / German, 68 illustrations, 156 pages. € 26

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The Catalogue
The World on Paper

An exhibition catalogue titled The World on Paper. Deutsche Bank Collection includes texts by Friedhelm Hütte, Elsy Lahner, Lothar Müller, and Katharine Stout and was published by Kerber Verlag (268 pages with 216 illustrations, English / German).
At the museum € 24 / published edition € 35

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