After a twelve year gallery career in Cologne that included over eighty exhibitions, Michael Janssen relocated to Berlin in the spring of 2007. In September 2012, it opened a second branch in the Gillman Barracks - an up-and-coming center for contemporary art in Singapore. In Berlin the gallery is located in the Potsdamer Strasse; the neighborhood of the Neue Nationalgalerie as well as several other prominent art galleries. The gallery hosts a contemporary program that features North American, European as well as Asian artists. In addition to the longtime collaboration with artists such as Thomas Grünfeld and Peter Zimmermann, the gallery strives to constantly introduce upcoming artists such as Aiko Tezuka, Joris Van de Moortel and Assaf Gruber. The gallery also focused on rediscovering established artists such as Lynda Benglis, Lili Dujourie and Gianfranco Baruchello. In Singapore the gallery exhibited young south east asian artists, such as Eddy Susanto, Ho Tzu Nyen and Jeremy Sharma, but also staged exhibitions with Ai Wei Wei, Meg Cranston & John Baldessari and Peter Zimmermann.