critical ceramics

Stadtgang – vom 18. Jahrhundert in die Gegenwart

Tour of the Höchst Porcelain Manufactory production facilities.

Through their works and workshops, Imaan Sattar and Yuxiu Xiong invite audiences to rethink boundaries, encounters, and the relationship between body, material, and perception.

Robert Schittko presents works combining photography, ceramics, and text that explore queer perspectives on public space.

A satellite project of the Ceramic Art Lab (CAL) at Hochschule für Gestaltung (HfG) Offenbach, in the off-space kometK.

The exhibition presents wood-fired ceramics by Japanese artists Takashi Tanimoto, Yasuhisa Kohyama, and Shozo Michikawa, who continue regional traditions in a contemporary way, creating distinctive surfaces formed directly in the firing process.

In her exhibition Angles Morts, Camie Klein explores tensions between systems and experience through modular porcelain objects in which uniformity, deviation, and fragility enter into dialogue.

As part of critical ceramics, DOMstudio presents new ceramic sculptures by David Rauer in a setting shaped by music, light, and sound in collaboration with DJ Eventuell aka Paul David Rollmann.

The group exhibition Corpus Delicti brings together ceramic works that explore the fragility of body and material between violence, resistance, and lived experience of the present.

The Keramik Kiosk Collective presents an installation that highlights ceramic craft while creating space for encounter and collaborative practice.

The Döbritz Auction House presents a selection of 20th-century studio ceramics – unique objects situated between art, craft, and collectible design.