Beate Kuhn – Ceramics as an Art Form

The Grassi Museum showcases works by one of the most important German ceramists of the post war era. She died on December 10, 2015. An Obituary

Beate Kuhn was a fantastic artist! It is hard to look beyond her unique ceramics, her signature montages of geometrical bodies strung together, developed on… Read on

04.04.2016—26.06.2016
Grassi
Museum for Applied Arts
Johannisplatz 5-11
04103 Leipzig
Germany
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Studio Visits

16.03.2016

Emil Heger – Silent Magnitude

How can the artistic crafts, which are not always unjustly dismissed as too tame, contrive to shed this image? The experimental shapes created by this ceramicist from Höhr-Grenzhausen provide an answer.

In the pottery world, the concept of simplicity is all too readily associated with functionality: the simplest form makes for optimum utility. Emil Heger’s creations,… Read on

Exhibitions

04.03.2016

11th day of open pottery workshops

Ceramists throughout Germany open their studios for visitors

12.03.2016—13.03.2016
Various Studios
Check out the places on the following website
Opening hours 10 am – 6 pm
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Trade fairs

14.09.2015

Herbal and ceramic days

At the Monastery of Chorin, Germany

03.10.2015—04.10.2015
Kloster Chorin
Amt Chorin 11a
16230 Chorin
Germany
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Exhibitions

27.08.2015

Lotte Reimers – new ceramic creations

In an exhibition the grand dame of the potter’s art in Germany will be showcasing vessels that radiate an arrestingly potent aura

Lotte Reimers, who was born in Hamburg in 1932, epitomizes virtues that distinguish any exceptional personality. This ceramist is humble and quiet, yet at the… Read on