art talk? It is a podcast! We talk about art! Whether in museums, galleries or other art spaces:we are everywhere where exciting art happens. Be part of gallery talks, exhibition openings and closings. What's new? art talk is versatile and multilingual. We talk to curators and artists from...

Raphaela Vogel was born in Nuremberg in 1988 and is now regarded as the new comet in the art firmament. She studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Nuremberg, at the Städelschule in Frankfurt and at De Ateliers Amsterdam. She lives and works in Berlin. Raphaela Vogel films with drones and is ge...

Francois Schwamborn, born 1984, German-French, lives and works in Saarbrücken. As a mixed-media artist, he works with video, sound and light. He develops projections in public spaces and installations for events. His current exhibition entitled "Order and Chaos" can be seen at the Moderne Galerie...

Katharina Krenkel works both sculpturally and graphically. Her sculptures are created from wool and other crochetable materials such as barrier tape, rubbish bags, wire, video tapes and rubber profiles. She creates "soft sculptures", in contrast to the conventional understanding of sculpture, wh...

The recently deceased American sculptor Richard Serra (1939-2024) was the most important steelworker of the 20th century. His trademark: sculptures weighing several tonnes in rusted steel. He created sculptures for over 100 public places, from Philadelphia and St. Louis to São Paulo and Dillingen...

In her exhibition NATURE MORTE (still life), the artist Mane Hellenthal gives us a comprehensive insight into her multifaceted work. On display are paintings, drawings, photographs and installations. Visitors are invited to engage with the themes of nature, transience, memory and social change. T...

French artist Mélodie Meslet-Tourneux talks about her exhibition TERRE (Earth) at Castel Coucou in Saargemünd in Lorraine, France. As a ceramicist and travelling photographer, Mélodie Meslet-Tourneux explores the world of those who give form to clay. Here she juxtaposes two production sites, one ...

Our first podcast in French takes us to Castel Coucou, an art space in Saargemünd in Lorraine. We talk to Estelle Scali, the artistic director of Castel Coucou. She tells us about her mission and vision for this art space. Subtitles available.

We meet the artist Sigurd Rompza, this time at the Institute for Contemporary Art in Saarlouis. The artist Sigurd Rompza, who lives in Neunkirchen, is one of the internationally important representatives of Concrete Art. He has had more than 550 solo and group exhibitions since 1975. His works ar...

The exhibition SCHLUSS MIT LUSTIG explores the question of how increasingly present female positions are changing society and the art world. In Part 2, we received answers from Verena Ann Schon, Mia Winter, Marco Gunkelmann, Yann Biehl and Chi Weber, Isabelle Rein, Toni Stakenkötter and Juliane K...