It was a pleasure to participate in ART Haidhausen 2025, a city-sponsored event celebrating Munich’s vibrant art scene. We were thrilled to welcome over 500 visitors to our gallery alone and are deeply grateful to all the collectors, friends, and art lovers who supported our work.
Participation & 10-Year Reflection
A Decade of Creativity: Reflecting on 10 Years with ART Haidhausen”
Celebrating four exhibitions over the past decade at Munich’s beloved open studio event.
Honored to have participated once again in ART Haidhausen 2025, Munich’s biennial open studio event celebrating contemporary art and design.
Since first joining in 2015, I’ve had the pleasure of participating four times over the past 10 years — each edition a meaningful opportunity to connect, exhibit, and grow.
Many thanks to the City of Munich, our wonderful visitors, old and new collectors, and to Peter Euser and his team for their dedicated organization and continued support.
SAVE THE DATE - OPEN STUDIOS & Vernissage 2025
CULTURAL BIENNALE with Open Studios 2025
The art exhibition is part of ART Haidhausen and is sponsored by the Munich district Committee V and the city of Munich's Department of Culture.
OPEN STUDIOS – July 3–6, 2025
📍 WHEN & WHERE
🎉 Vernissage
Thurs, July 3 at 19:00
Jugendkirche Haidhausen – Preysingstraße 85
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🖼 Open Studios (Location 23 – Steinstr. 59)
• Fri, July 4 & Sat,July 5 | 13:00–20:00
• Sun, July 6 | 13:00–18:00
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🌅 Extended Hours (Tamiko & Newsha only):
July 7-13 | Daily 16:00–20:00
Or by appointment
Click HERE to download the flyer/map as a pdf.
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(German Version)
KULTURBIENNALE mit offenen Ateliers 2025
Die Kunstausstellung ist Teil von ART Haidhausen und wird vom Bezirksausschuss 5 der Stadt München sowie dem Kulturreferat der Landeshauptstadt München gefördert.
📍 ORT & ZEIT
🎉 Vernissage
Donnerstag, 3. Juli um 19:00 Uhr
Jugendkirche Haidhausen – Preysingstraße 85
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🖼 Offene Ateliers (Ort 23 – Steinstr. 59)
• Freitag, 4. Juli & Samstag, 5. Juli | 13:00–20:00 Uhr
• Sonntag, 6. Juli | 13:00–18:00 Uhr
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🌅 Verlängerte Öffnungszeiten (nur Tamiko & Newsha):
7.–13. Juli | täglich 16:00–20:00 Uhr
Oder nach Vereinbarung
Klicke HIER um das Flyer als pdf-Datei herunterzuladen.
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OPEN STUDIO & Vernissage 2023
That’s Life - Ruhe - Kraft - Bewegung Exhibition
That’s Life - “Calm - Strength - Movement”
Art exhibition as part of ART Haidhausen and sponsored by the city of Munich, district Committee V and Munich Department of Culture with Newsha Djavadipour-Sigari, Jutta Körner, and Tamiko Braun.
SAVE THE DATES:
Open Studios: June 16-18, 2023. Fr + Sa 2-9 pm. Su 2-7 pm
Vernissage: June 16, 2023, at 7 pm with Music performances by Arash Sasan and Josef Reßle
Exhibition Opening: June 19-24, Mo-Fr 5-7 pm, Sa 2-5 pm
You can download a detailed map of various events and workshops of all artists and galleries here: Art Haidhausen.
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23rd. Open studio 2022
WEEKEND OPEN STUDIOS - Solln - Forstenried - Pullach
with the Munich South Artists' Group (Künstlerkreis Münchner Süden)
Saturday, June 25, 2022: 14-19 Uhr
Sunday, June 26, 2022: 14-19 Uhr
Together with George Steidinger
Screen printing, painting, installation
Studio Georg Steidinger | Roemerstr. 30 | 82049 Pullach
Participating artists: Click here
Map of the participating studios. Click here
NEW DATE- EXTENDED: Chroma Collective Gallery: Nurture Inspiration May 1 through June 30, 2022
super honoured to be selected and showing at the Chroma Collective Gallery. You can find more here on Instagram: click here
Vernisage "Unfolding" Highlights
After 16 months of extended lockdowns in Munich, Germany, I think we were all ready for our in-person event!
Thanks to so many of your for your support and interests. We had over 80 guests for our Opening night and for Obacht!Haidhausen Open Studios over 350 visitors that weekend. I am very excited to have released for the first time to the public my Introspection Series along with a sneak-peak to the Let there Be Series. Many new artworks have found new collectors and homes, I am very grateful. Here’s a glimpse of the summary of our Event.
OPEN STUDIO EVENT
SAVE THE DATE
Obacht!2021 OPEN Ateliers/Studios
July 02-04
Fr + Sa 14:00-21:00 and So 14:00-19:00
July 01 VERNISSAGE »Unfolding« with musical accompaniment by Hadi Alizadeh. His musical ideas are based on unusual, fascinating rhythms of the Persian classical drum (Tonbak) & Kurdish frame drum (Daf).
You will find us at #13
Kunst-Werkstatt, Steinstraße 59, 81667 Haidhausen (München Stadt)
Exhibit: "PART I: The Era of Seclusion"
“2020 has been a big collective experience of new challenges and changes — a time of testing limits, taking breaks, changing course, trying new things, making distant connections, taking chances and seizing opportunities. Simultaneously, it has been a time of struggle, hardship, grief and loss.” -the visionary projects




So honoured and happy that one of my newest artwork has been selected to be a part of the Visionary Projects’ group exhibition with 51 artists from across the world.
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“Part I: The Era of Seclusion” is now live until November 10th! Out of thousands of pieces submitted, the Visionary Project selected 54 artworks created in 2020; and will spend the next 40 days of this exhibition highlighting every creator in the process. This is what artists from around the world have been creating this year, in 2020, please visit the Link and hope you enjoy their curation of many lovely artworks. Artworks Listed are priced to sell:
Take the Virtual tour here: TheVisionaryProjects/Exhibit
FEATURING ARTISTS
Kelly Rossetti, Nicole Kutz, Samantha Rueter, Chau Nguyen, Wei Gao, CJ Mazzalupo, Lisa Roy, Kaitlyn Rose, Robin Olsen, Laurén Brady, Jessica Matier, Kris Lorence Ancog, Camille Selhorst, Linda Colletta, Anne Sophie Lorange, Tracey Adams, Natalie Dadamio, Amber Larks, DeAnne Olguin Williamson, Charlie French, Essie Reeves Somma, Marisa Quartin, Flora Castiglia, Pat Forbes, Judi Brice, Margriet Hogue, Christine Crockett, Ayse Sirin Budak, Bri Wenke, Margaret Henning, Kasia Kręcicka, Hannah Zimmerman, Christina Kwan, Kelly Marshall, Tamiko Braun, Harris-Lee Rose, Renee Phillips, Aaron Webb, Kate Luther, Chad Robert Collofello, Kate Zimmer, Sarah Suzanne Noble, Sarah Eyton, Elise Mendelle, Von Allin, Morgane Richer La Flèche, Coline Rohart, William Taylor, Preston Trombly, Joshua Hershey, Jenny Chandler
photos and information ©thevisionaryprojects
‘The Unfolding’
"The Unfolding" signifies the internal turmoil evoked by navigating the difficult reality of a global pandemic. The artwork involves several layers of paint, featuring glossy, illustrious turquoises and yellows in the foreground, scraped away to reveal the whispers of purples and blues underneath. Complex and multifarious, this color contrast mirrors the challenges of life during COVID-19, but also reminds of the simple joys that have persevered throughout – family, friends, or the beauty of nature. "The Unfolding" reframes the classic battle between light and dark through the lens of the pandemic, reminding the viewer of both the obstacles overcome and the rebuilding of a brighter future; creating an atmosphere not only of apprehension, but of untapped potential. - Tamiko Braun
Contemporary Water Lillies Series 2020
All works created in mixed media such as acrylics, oil pastels, airbrush colors, marble flour, and other added recycled materials
Curious about my mixed-media process?
Click here: Tamiko Braun Artist YouTube
and you will find a glimpse of my water lillies process
! Lang Leve Rembrandt ! at the Rijksmuseum →
I’m excited to announce my submission to a juried competition for a Rembrandt-themed exhibition at the Rijksmuseum! The main condition to be selected for the exhibition Long Live Rembrandt is that one’s work should be inspired by Rembrandt. This summer, selected artists are going to have the opportunity to present their artwork in the Rijksmuseum! An expert panel of judges will select the artworks for exhibition in the Rijksmuseum’s Philips Wing from July 15 (Rembrandt’s birthday) - Sept 15, 2019. Wish me Luck!
After an intensive independent study of the 17th Century’s most prolific self-portrait artist over the last few months, I combined my love for textured art with my curiosity of realism to produce my first ever self-portrait, using oil paints and a variety of unconventional materials (including coffee, marble dust, and quartz-sand).
At first glance this painting may appear to be just a self-portrait, but, inspired by some of Rembrandt’s iconic techniques, there’s more than meets the eye. Here’s my concept on how Rembrandt inspired my work of art:
Self-portrait with Gorget
CONCEPT
As an artist, I explore ways to create paintings that speak to me and others about intellectual and philosophical ideas. The textured canvas of my mixed media self-portrait is constructed using available modern and natural materials, including coffee, sand, and marble dust, to visually communicate Rembrandt’s distinct use of pigment manipulation and texture application. His light-guiding and depth of field inspired me to limit my colour palette and test numerous glazing techniques, creating an atmospheric setting in the piece.
My work offers classical and modern interpretations juxtaposed in one painting. In what looks like a selfie, I’m donning modern day objects, such as sunglasses and headphones; however, I am immortalised by the wearing of a gorget, symbolising my acceptance as a female artist with similar status. Rather than portraying myself as a beautiful woman, I chose to dress myself in masculine clothes to transcend the gender barriers that existed during Rembrandt’s time.
Rembrandt’s face displayed in the background symbolises how a new reality has emerged from the past, but how despite this transition, his techniques continue to influence all types of art today. My artwork thus speaks not only for me, but for artists of all mediums that Rembrandt inspires.
PROCESS/MATERIALS: To give you a general idea of just some of the materials I used during my scumbling and numerous layering process and how I created my textures on background and on face to reflect age appropriate, scratches in hair and overall depth, lost and found edges and playing with light capture. I had to do an initial sketch from an quick iphone selfie I took of myself because otherwise I couldn’t see well enough with my shades on to paint via a mirror during daylight nor especially at nights! If you have any questions, feel free to drop me a note. (click on an image to enlarge)
100% Linen, 350g/m2, 2cm depth professional quality “di lino Classico” 30x40cm stretched canvas, gesso and sanded.
Pencil/Charcoal sketch.
Marble dust (Self prepared mixture with water and synthetic-resin dispersion from Guardi) which was applied to canvas in predesigned areas and dried with hair dryer sprayed with water to create textures for the look of weather worn panel and cracks.
Coffee glazes set with universal-fixative from Schminke.
Quartz-sand from Guardi, 0,2-0,6mm grain dried by fire.
Nitram Charcoal grounds mixed with white oil paint.
Numerous layers of glazing.
Rembrandt artist quality extra fine oil paints from Royal Talen's (Titanium White 105, burnt umber 409, yellow orchard hell 228, ivory black 701, cadmium red light 303, ultramarine light 505, very minimal Indian red 347, Payne’s grey 708 and very few touches of Boesner’s Zinnoberrot 506 oil paint to kiss the lips).
Frame was custom-made specifically for the artwork by Boesner’s framing workshop in Forstinning, Muenchen. Thanks Mr. Matthias Mayr!
Commissions, Consulting - An Epic Journey
How ideas come about in abstract paintings by artist Tamiko Braun.
This year has been an interesting year visiting various on-site locations and working closely with potential clients and on-going collectors.
An Epic Journey - A Spark of Life // 80 x 140cm ( 32 x 55") - mixed media on stretched canvas ©2016TamikoBraun
One of my favourite pieces completed was done for a client who had decided to make major changes in her life. I had visited her home a few times and based on the lay out of her home, her deco and hearing her life story, where she had been in her life, what she had experienced and where she wanted to be and where she wanted to go, "An Epic Journey" was born and created. It was inspired by Michelangelo's Creation of Adam.
If you have a personal story you want to have created and told, I'd be happy to drop by and brain storm creative ideas on just how we can get that perfect individual artwork up on your walls. Drop me a line at: info@tamikobraun.com.