LEGAL NOTICE
konsum163—contemporary art gallery
represented by Lehmann | konsum GmbH
and
artBAM – the EventBrand of konsum163 – contemporary
Office:
Kapellenweg 26
82355 Berg
Munich Gallery:
Schellingstraße 52
80799 Munich
presse@konsum163.art
+49 176 4125 9443
Information pursuant to Section 35a of the German Limited Liability Companies Act (GmbHG):
Lehmann Konsum GmbH
Headquarters: Cahnsdorf 163, D-15926 Luckau
Managing Director: Carsten Lehmann
The place of jurisdiction is Munich
HRB: 7427 CB | VAT ID No.: DE813639628
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