“Weaving That Is Anything But Ordinary”

We are excited to share an article about Studio Jumi, published in THE NEW YORK TIMES. Studio Jumi is a Berlin-based duo working at the intersection of art, design, and craft. Artists Julia Buntzel and Miriam Rose Gronwald preserve handweaving traditions while redefining them through contemporary textile art. By incorporating unconventional materials into warp and weft, they create bold and innovative works.

We’ve had the privilege of accompanying Julia and Miriam since their first show in Berlin. Seeing them grow and receive international recognition is a major milestone for Studio Jumi and a very proud moment for us as their gallery in Berlin.

Many thanks to The New York Times writer Heike Blümner for this wonderful feature. Discover the article here.

„There is a deep knowledge and beauty in their work and in their process of making it, which cannot be detached from the work itself“ –Maj van der Linden in THE NEW YORK TIMES 

Studio Jumi’s work can currently be seen as part of our exhibition NARRATIVES OF MAKING – Contemporary Positions from Art and Collectable Design:

NARRATIVES OF MAKING brings together women working across contemporary art, collectible design, and material-based disciplines. The exhibition celebrates diverse approaches to making and the role of craftsmanship in contemporary creative practice.

Through material, process, and experimentation, the works explore personal narratives while challenging the boundaries between art, design, and craft.

Presented in collaboration with Wohnen AM TACHELES. 

MAJ VAN DER LINDEN satellite
Townhouse 068 im Stadtquartier AM TACHELES
Johannisstraße 14, 10117 Berlin

Opening times:
Saturdays 2 – 6pm
and by appointment

On Display:
through December 19, 2026