Jürgen Trautwein

Eleven Years

Saturday, October 4, 2025

Artist Reception: 5-8pm, Minnesota Street Project, #107, through October 29, 2025

Eleven Years

Paintings from eleven shows,
with work from the collection of William Goodman and Victoria Belco.

“Eleven Years” presents paintings by Jürgen Trautwein that first appeared in his eleven previous exhibitions at Gallery 60SIX from 2013 through 2025. Featured are twelve paintings drawn from the collection of William Goodman and Victoria Belco, whose taste, dedication, and focus have long supported artists, their galleries, and the art community at large.

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"3 Sk-PiBL", acrylic on collage, 35 X 19” 2013 from "Skins" 2013

Shy Tidings

Friday, April 4, 2025

This exhibition is by appointment at 12 Elgin Park SF, through April 4th, call 415-577-4396

Shy Tidings

Paintings on cardboard shred mat

60SIX presents the eleventh exhibition of Jürgen Trautwein’s paintings in a series called "Shy Tidings".

The small object-like paintings on cardboard packing material feel like artifacts excavated from buried hidden places. They are modern painting “Trautwein style”...utilizing a substrate of detritus from twenty first century lifestyles, then transformed by the artist’s additive and subtractive process of layering paint in planned accidents. The result is a suite of paintings with luxurious texture, mystery, surface tension and contours we don’t expect to see.

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Shy Tiding 1, acrylic on cardboard shred mat, 17" x 9.5”, 2024

Sedimentation

Friday, May 31, 2024

open by appointment at 12 Elgin Park, (after previous off-site by invitation reception on 2/17) SF, 415-577-4396

Sedimentation

Paintings on paper and fashion advertisement posters

60SIX is pleased to present the tenth exhibition of Jürgen Trautwein’s paintings in a series called “Sedimentation.”

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Sedimentation-01, acrylic on fashion advertisement poster, 38.19”x26.8”, 2023

bit by bit

Saturday, November 11, 2023

Opening reception 5-8:00pm at 455A Valencia st. SF afterward on 11/12 and 11/17 by appointment, 11/18 open 1:30-6pm.

bit by bit

60SIX presents a group exhibition of drawing, paintings and film by diverse artists.

60SIX presents a group exhibition “bit by bit” featuring diverse artists in a show of drawings, paintings and film.

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untitled, 10.5 x 8/25" Brent Willson, 2023

Into the Unknown

Saturday, February 11, 2023

Opening Reception 4:30-7:30pm,455A
Valencia St. San Francisco

Into the Unknown

Paintings

Into the Unknown

Jurgen Trautwein’s exhibition “Into the Unknown", is his ninth show of paintings at 60SIX. Consistent with most of his painting series the artist used found objects as the canvas. Large print fashion ads in a hanging banner format provide a front and back surface for the work.

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ITU-L2 Hour of the Wolf, acrylic on advertisement fabric banner, 78.74”x31.49”

R u Sirius

Saturday, February 19, 2022

455A Valencia street, SF, 5-8pm
afterward an abbreviated show of this
work can be viewed by appointment at
12 Elgin Park SF CA 94103
through March 18

R u Sirius

Paintings

Jürgen Trautwein presents his new suite of paintings in an eighth exhibition with 60SIX, “R u Sirius”. His practice of using found objects continues as in this series printed vellum maps of game animals and star constellations act as the canvas, both showing through and at times creating resistance with the acrylic paint. Jürgen has an uncanny ability to seemingly effortlessly integrate elements of subjects or materials he confronts in daily life into his paintings.

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RuS_y-1-1a, acrylic on Star Map, 39,5”x 27,25”, 2021

If yesterday were tomorrow today would be Sunday

Saturday, February 8, 2020

Pop up Reception 6-8:30pm
455A Valencia Street, SF
view this work by appointment
afterwards
at 12 Elgin Park, SF CA 94103
through March 7
415-577-4396

If yesterday were tomorrow today would be Sunday

Paintings

Juergen Trautwein presents his seventh exhibition with 60SIX, "If Yesterday were Tomorrow, Today would be Sunday."

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YESTERMORROW 2, acrylic on newspaper collage, 41.25x39.5cm, 16,25x15.5”, 2019

the sound of the rain needs no translation

Saturday, February 9, 2019

Pop up reception: location
455A Valencia, SF, CA 94103
6:30-9pm
Feb 11 thru March 30 by appointment at
12 Elgin Park SF CA 94103

the sound of the rain needs no translation

Paintings

Juergen Trautwein presents his 6th show with 60SIX, “the sound of the rain needs no translation.”

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TSOTR-L-w (Every day is a good day,) acrylic on canvas, 60.25 X 40.5" 2018

Train Ride to Luxor

Saturday, February 10, 2018

12 Elgin Park, SF CA 94103
open Saturdays noon-6pm for
appointments
please call first 415-577-4396

Train Ride to Luxor

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60SIX presents Jürgen Trautwein’s new body of paintings “Train Ride to Luxor,” his fifth exhibition with the gallery. TRTL is a series of paintings inspired by a segment of the artist’s five month journey through southern Europe, specifically his experience in a train from Cairo to Luxor. The paintings are structured with a simple powerful graphic of a blurred field of space, a rectangle or two, light and dark, movement and stillness. They seem to instill a vision of the past, present and future in one moment.

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TRTL-bleubleu, acrylic on canvas, 20 x 29" 2017

DADA

Friday, December 16, 2016

at Streamline, 3554 Taraval street
SF, CA, 6-10pm
Hours on Fridays, January 9, 13 and 20:
4-7pm
or call for appointment: 650-637-0225

DADA

Streamline and Gallery 60SIX present "Dada No. 1"celebrating the 100 year anniversary of the art movement. The influence of Dadaism is vast, spanning many generations and mediums. This group show is a confluence of such inspiration in visual art, photography, conceptual art, collage, graphic illustration, assemblage, poetry, and music.

Co-curated by Brent Willson and Gwen Terpstra.

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Streamline cafe's salon (side room) Dada group show

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