The Berlin painter Sarah Schumann (1933–2019) was one of the leading artistic figures of the German post-war period. She saw herself as a painter, but her work as a graphic designer, essayist, filmmaker, actress and curator – not to mention her status as one of the most visible protagonists of the Neue Frauenbewegung (New Women’s Movement) in the 1970s and beyond – also made a profound impact on the social consciousness. Christoph Keller, the former art publisher, designer and exhibition organiser, has organised a museum-like exhibition at Meyer Riegger for Berlin Art Week 2025, featuring a number of loans from private collections, most of which are being shown in public for the first time. This includes around sixty Schockcollagen and approximately fifteen paintings from the late 1950s, which were recently rediscovered by chance; they have since been restored and can now be presented together in an exhibition for the first time