Johann Manfred Kleber calls himself a scriptopath. He works with pen and brush with the letters of the Latin alphabet by distorting and crossing over hollow letters, among other things. No stamps or other reproduction methods are used. Only unique pieces are created. In this new exhibition, annual rings are also shown using this technique.

On the occasion of his 90th birthday, we are honoring the life's work of the photographer Efraim Habermann with an exhibition of selected black-and-white photographs from his subject areas and his watercolors, which were made accessible to a larger public for the first time by us. We wish Efraim Habermann a long and healthy life and belated congratulations on his 90th birthday. On Dec. 19 2023 he is gone from us. We are now honoring him posthumously.

Matthias Koeppel: The expectations for the conversion and new construction were the reason for the formation of the title "how it looked then" - 25 years later, photo series / self-timer. The shots were taken with a Hasselblad camera mounted on a tripod, the photographer after pressing the Trigger had eight seconds to position himself in the pre-established take picture motif. A b/w negative roll film ASA 100 was used. The pictures were taken over a period of about five years (1998-2003).

Sooki from Southkorea presents still-lifes, landscapes and figures. Depending on the situation her motives are in disposition in watercolours or waterpaintings on 600g hand-made paper.With her Asian point of view she paints delicate tings of colours.