BBKarium Halle
Roswitha Bühler
Roswitha Bühler, an artist from Jerichow, focuses primarily on figurative art. In her sculptures and ceramic works, she explores the human form, its postures, and forms of expression. With clear forms and great sensitivity, she creates works that reveal the human being in all its presence and individuality. In her drawings as well, she focuses […]
BBKarium Saxony-Anhalt. Starting in the summer of 2026 at 5 locations
We cordially invite you! On September 1, 2026, starting at 4:00 p.m., we will officially launch the “BBKarium Saxony-Anhalt” project—with a project presentation, an overview of all locations, and the people behind it. How can art from the region be brought into public spaces, and what opportunities does the BBKarium network offer artists, urban communities, […]
BBK Summer Reception in Halle (Saale)
You are cordially invited to the BBK Saxony-Anhalt Summer Reception Date: September 1, 2026, starting at 4:00 p.m. Location: in front of our office, Große Klausstraße 6, 06108 Halle (Saale) We look forward to welcoming you to our fourth summer reception, which will feature the following program items. Please let us know by August 20 […]
Johann Spengler
“May 1 – International Workers’ Day of Struggle” by Johann Spengler The series “May 1st – International Workers’ Day” by Johann Spengler (*1995 in Berlin) is dedicated to women in various professional fields in the GDR in eight pennants. While the obedience paragraph was still in force in the FRG until 1957 and the employment […]
Laura Baginski
Making female* experience visible, questioning stereotypical images of nature, the body and roles and working towards a lively, diverse perception of gender, sexuality and desire – this is what drives Laura Baginski in her artistic work. In the video work “Lustsubjekte”, she merges the plaster relief of a vulva with images of nature from her […]
Christina Wildgrube
In her artistic work, Christina Wildgrube explores printmaking forms of expression, in particular letterpress printing and monotype. Based on sketches and notes made during excursions and hikes, she primarily develops landscape motifs in which perception, memory, movement and encounters are condensed as extracts. From time to time, she also creates sheets of poetry in which […]
Marie Mandalka
Mandalka’s garbage reliefs attract attention with their organic aesthetics and haptics. Memories of skin and anthropological traces unfold a fascinating effect. By using recycled, cut-up packaging waste that shimmers through under layers of latex in kilim structures, these works focus on themes such as the use of resources, political communication, interaction and effectiveness. Further information […]
Korvin Reich
Several levels come together in his “flying objects”: Force fields, maps, elements from mathematics and physics. The perception of the spiritual world materializes. Free, intuitively set forms are surprisingly combined with fixed processes. Reich’s hand drawings are often mistaken for prints of computer graphics – calling his own perception into question. Further information about the […]
Manuela Homm
Manuela Homm works with a wide variety of materials such as glass, ceramics, wood and concrete. Melting, casting and firing are her favorite processing techniques. She explores the inner life, the core of the material in detail and expresses it in her objects through form and light. Approximation usually occurs through a structure, the meeting […]
Friedrich Hensen
Friedrich Hensen works intermedially. He works in social, artistic and non-material spaces, which he summarizes with the socio-philosophical term “traversing the spheres”. This results in site-specific installations, performances and multimedia works consisting of texts, sounds and poetry or socio-cultural projects, such as the Bürgertheater Zeitz. Friedrich Hensen:
ilka Leukefeld
Visually guided to the day before ‘becoming conscious’, we see wild creatures. a nature untouched by man with clear air, unsealed landscapes and waters without plastic particles. This place of idyllic thoughts harbors carefully guarded hopes like seeds that have become rare. The work is on display: “I/II There used to be a paradise (with […]
Katharina Stark
The “Sunset” group of works tells of the loss of lightness, of contaminated paradises and unsuccessful displacement. Destruction is immanent in the newly created – decay permeates the material. Kitschy elements are reminiscent of untroubled dreams of times gone by.
Katharina Günther
For me as a sculptor, the body/body as an emotional, physical and metaphysical space of experience is a central theme. How do we experience our body? Our skin provides us with protection, demarcation and at the same time an exchange with our surroundings. We are touchable and vulnerable. I work with wax. The material has […]
Ingrid Müller-Kuberski
Coming from textiles, I have tried out many different materials and techniques over the years. At the moment there are often photographs at the beginning of a work, which – processed on the computer and printed on aluminum dibond – in the end bear no resemblance to the original motif, especially in terms of content. […]
Diana Höding
The main theme and artistic approach of my work is the ambivalence of life in the field of tension of our contradictory world. In my works of painting and object art, I try to capture today’s complex, fast-moving world of unmanageable scraps of information. Mixed media techniques come very close to this perception. They combine […]
Grit Berkner
People are at the center of my work. I am particularly interested in the portrait. The smaller details that can change a lot are particularly important to me, such as the tilt of the head, the alignment of the eyes or a certain incidence of light. However, the large form as a whole must not […]
Alica Khaet
Alica Khaet is a painter, graphic artist, animator and performer of Russian-Israeli origin. Born in 1988 in Rostov-on-Don, Russia, USSR, she lived and studied in Moscow, Jerusalem and Prague. She came to Germany in 2009 and studied graphic design at Burg Giebichenstein in the class of Prof. Thomas Rug from 2011-18. She completed her degree […]
Michal Fuchs
Shavuot is the Zionist-Jewish harvest festival. Both festivals have similar symbols and traditions, including the wheat and circle symbols. Pictures: Above: Harvest festival in Kaisitz, probably. 1929. Below: Shavuot, Alonim, Israel 1946. The pewter figures are part of a new series. Instead of world war soldiers, they depict people who are apparently working the land. […]
Jenny Rempel
The starting point of the work was the bride of the writer Novalis, Sophie von Kühn. The young child bride and the drama of her early death had a decisive influence on Novalis’ life and work. The unequal connection that Novalis entered into with her seemed to him like a reunion, a complete transformation of […]
Helga Borisch
A not quite so funny – but real – “summer night’s dream”. The underlying watercolor is in the collection for “Humor and Satire” (Gabrovo / Bulgaria). Borisch’s drawings and watercolors are often created without a plan – intuitively with subliminal impressions of the day. This version of the picture was repeated in the large painting. […]