The galerie moeller opened in February 2006.

The gallery cooperates with young international and German artists
to realize projects in all media and genres, in the gallery space as well as elsewhere.

The gallery puts on 4–6 exhibitions annually and, in close cooperation with the artists, will publish books, editions and other print media following in the tradition of the former family publishing house „hofhauspresse“ (Düsseldorf 1962–1988).

The focus of the shown artist’s work and within in the gallery’s concept is on the possibilities of art itself, it’s communication potential, qualities and it’s perception.

 

Regina Schultz-Möller studied Art History and Classical Archiology at Bonn University. From 1993–1997 she worked as assistent for „Deutschlandbilder“, Martin-Gropius-Bau, Berlin, together with Rudolf Zwirner (curator).
She curated „WertWechsel“, MAK Cologne (2001), as well as working as a free-lance author for several publications focusing on contemporary art and the history of the art market.

 

Matias Möller trained as a graphic designer and was a producer for DuMont Art Book Press, Cologne (1986–1995). Since 1995 he has been working free lance.
He produced several catalogues raisonnée (eg. Ernst Wilhelm Nay)
as well as exhibition catalogues for international museums and art collections. Carrying on in the family’s publishing tradition (hofhauspresse), he is responsible for the gallery’s publications.