Circle Culture was founded in 2001 as a privately funded project room for new contemporary art influenced by urban subcultures. In 2006 the project space has been developed into a professional art gallery representing international artists in progressive urban art, pop art and conceptual art. In spring 2014 Circle Culture Gallery Berlin was proud to present the grand retrospective of pop artist Sister Corita Kent in collaboration with the Corita Art Center in L.A. Other landmark exhibitions have been among others a group show with Raymond Pettibon, Ed Templeton and Barry McGee – curated by Aaron Rose – in 2009 and the touring exhibition Beautiful Losers in 2006. Worth mentioning are furthermore the solo show by Shepard Fairey in 2006 as well as the solo exhibition by French street artist JR in 2005. Today the gallery has exhibition spaces in Berlin and Hamburg, Germany and keeps on exploring and promoting the development of artists on the edge between fine art and art influenced by subcultural phenomena.