Sammlung Hoffmann is a private contemporary art collection displayed in the Hoffmann family’s apartment at Sophie-Gips-Höfe in Berlin. The intimate setting gives you a chance to see the works outside a conventional gallery and consider themes including German history, Western society and international issues. Erika Hoffmann is often present on Saturdays, when visitors can meet her and discuss the collection. The selection changes each September, bringing a new exhibition to the apartment.
Art in a private apartment
Sammlung Hoffmann presents the Hoffmann family’s contemporary art collection in their apartment at Sophie-Gips-Höfe. The setting offers a different way to encounter the works from a visit to a conventional museum or gallery. The collection occupies the apartment’s third and fourth floors.
The works prompt reflection on German and Berlin history, Western society and international issues. Visitors can take time with the art and discuss their responses with others in the group.
Saturday visits and changing exhibitions
The collection is open to the public on Saturdays, and Erika Hoffmann is often there to meet visitors. Reservations are necessary, so arrange a visit in advance.
The exhibition changes each September. If seeing the latest selection matters to you, plan your visit around that annual change.
Perguntas frequentes
Do I need to book Sammlung Hoffmann in advance?
Yes. Reservations are necessary for Saturday visits, so book ahead.
When is Sammlung Hoffmann open?
The listed public visiting time is Saturday from 11 am to 4 pm.
When does the exhibition change?
A new exhibition is presented each September.
Can you meet Erika Hoffmann there?
She is often present during Saturday visits.
