In the second part of our art podcast art talk SaarLorLux about the ‘Kunst Keramik Museum - Stiftung Hannelore Seiffert’ (Hannelore Seiffert Foundation Ceramic Art Museum),...

We are talking about an art form that has long been underestimated, namely ceramic art. Since the 1990s to 2000s, contemporary ceramic art has been increasingly recognised, even...

We talk to French artist Veronique Verdet about her current exhibition Fouloscopie, which is currently on show at the Museum Sankt Wendel. Véronique Verdet was born in Cannes...

Cone The Weird is one of the most prominent figures in the contemporary urban art scene in Germany. Born in Munich in 1979, Cone The Weird, a.k.a. Colin Kaesekamp, developed an...

The Städtische Galerie Neunkirchen sets the stage for Armin Rohr (*1961). He is showing new, enigmatic visual worlds in a comprehensive solo exhibition with the title ‘Despite...

I talk to the painter and performer Anne-Marie Stöhr about her current exhibition at the Saarländisches Künstlerhaus entitled ‘... went out on a limb’, which can be seen...

In the second part of our art podcast, I talk to Prof Dr Christiane Solte-Gresser about the contribution of the Käte Hamburger College for Cultural Practices of Reparation at...

Dans la première partie de notre podcast sur l'art, je m'entretiens avec Dr. Ralf Beil, commissaire de l'exposition THE TRUE SIZE OF AFRICA et directeur général du Patrimoine...

Galerie Nosbaum Reding was founded in 2001 by Véronique Nosbaum and Alex Reding. It is located in the historic centre of Luxembourg and has two separate but adjacent exhibition...

The Luxembourg artist Tina Gillen works primarily in the medium of painting and explores how we relate to the world around us, particularly with regard to landscape and...