ERRATUM HISTORY 



Erratum Gallery was founded in 2012 in Berlin by three artists - James Verhille, Fiona Valentine Thomann, and Damien Sayer. It was established as an artist-run, non-profit organization dedicated to supporting emerging artists and building their connections with more established artists.

Since 2012, the gallery has gained a reputation as an initiator of experiments in co-creation in original, multimedia, unique art installations.

2017—2020 Erratum was run by Dean Annunziata, Franck Rausch, Raphaël-Bachir Osman and Linda Franken. The new team continued to invest time and energy in non-commercial visual collaborations of young artists, artist-to-artist practitioners, organizing bonding evenings and joining discussions about the role of art in society.

In 2020, artist Katya Quel took over the leadership of the gallery, continuing its mission to support emerging artistic talent. Her curatorial strategy is rooted in fostering inclusivity and diversity, with a strong commitment to supporting female artists, underrepresented minorities, and voices often marginalized in the art world. The gallery actively prioritizes artists from underground cultures and non-privileged backgrounds, providing a platform for those outside mainstream institutional networks. Additionally, her approach encourages a critical examination of contemporary issues, with a focus on new perspectives on coexistence, sustainability, and reimagining the future. Through an engagement with technology, digital culture, and alternative modes of living, she seeks to create a dynamic space for artistic dialogue, innovation, and cultural reflection.

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Location 2012-2022:

Erratum Galerie 
Böckhstraße 40 
10967 Berlin