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Prof. Martin Neubert
with: @ninanaussed @claudia_klinkert @taszo_ceramics
Studio of plastic arts/ceramics @burg_halle
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As the new semester begins, we’re taking a moment to look back at some of the highlights of the summer break. Congratulations to all #BurgHalle students and alumni who received awards and recognition for their outstanding projects and artistic work over the summer! 🎉 Well done!🏆💛 Introducing the first half of this summer's prize-winners: ⭐Leon Adrian Habig (@leon_.habig), a graduate of Product design/ Ceramics and Glass Design (@burg_keramikglasdesign), was awarded the fourth Glass Design Award for his project “SHARDS”. ⭐Paula Hacker (@paula_hacker_), a student of the Painting study programme (@malereiklasse), received the Nürnberger Nachrichten Art Prize for her work “Stormy Times for Paper Airplanes”. ⭐Paulin Fritsch (@pauli.fritsch), a student of ceramics (@keramikklasse), received an encouragement award from the Perron Art Prize for her works, which explore kitsch and the tension between genuine emotionality and deliberate staging. ⭐At the Oldenburg International Ceramics Days, Jungwoon Lee (@jungwoonlee.ojo), a student of Product design/ Ceramics and Glass Design, had the pleasure of receiving the Detlef Schmidt-Wilkens Prize for his work “ZIEGEL #3_648” Find out more following our #linkinbio! 📷1: Leon Adrian Habig “SHARDS”, Photo: Julia Rhein 📷2: Paula Hacker “Stormy Times for Paper Airplanes”, Photo: Hans-Joachim Winckler 📷3: Paulin Fritsch „Death with Flower“, Photo: Alexander Burzik 📷4: Jungwoon Lee “ZIEGEL #3_648” by @keramikklasse
earthenware 2026 photo by Alexander Burzik by @keramikklasse
BREAKING SYMMETRY Positionen zeitgenössischer Keramikkunst Vom 8. August bis 5. September 2026 präsentiert die Galerie Paul Scherzer eine Ausstellung mit zehn herausragenden Positionen der zeitgenössischen Keramik. Die Präsentation wird kuratiert von Katja Jaroschewski und zeigt die besondere Vielfalt der keramischen Szene, die sowohl etablierte als auch junge künstlerische Stimmen vereint. Beteiligt sind Johannes Nagel, Hermann Grüneberg, Nora Arrieta, Lena Kaapke, Jaewon Kim, Jan Herzog, Nina Zahl, Sophie Anger, Annegret Streu und Katja Jaroschewski. Ein besonderer Schwerpunkt der Ausstellung liegt auf dem Zusammentreffen von Keramikkünstlerinnen aus Halle mit Kolleginnen aus anderen, vornehmlich den alten Bundesländern. Dadurch entsteht ein überregionales Netzwerk, das den Austausch zwischen unterschiedlichen keramischen Traditionen, Ausbildungswegen und künstlerischen Handschriften im Dialog fördert. Ein weiteres Anliegen der Ausstellung ist es, Halle als wichtiges Zentrum, Wiege und Tradition der Keramikkunst sichtbar zu machen und zur nachhaltigen Entwicklung der regionalen und überregionalen Keramikszene beizutragen. Zudem soll die Ausstellung ein Start für weiterführende Projekte, welche den Austausch stärken, sein. Vernissage: Samstag, 8. August 2026, 17 Uhr Ausstellungsdauer: 8.8.2026 - 5.9.2026 Artisttalk: 5.9.2026, 17 Uhr, moderiert von Miriam Albert Kuration: Katja Jaroschewski Fotos: Nina Zahl @johannesnagelceramics @janherzog.info @nora.arrieta.sculpture @great_streu3000 @lenakaapke @ninanaussed @katja_jaroschewski @hermanngrueneberg @jw_jaewonkim #sophieanger #keramikklasseburggiebichenstein #burggiebichensteinkunsthochschulehalle #burggiebichensteinuniversityofartanddesignhalle #contemporaryceramicart by @keramikklasse
Happy Wizards I made <|:O) Mostly wanna show, but also available for purchase >:+) by @keramikklasse
girl with a flower • porcelain and stoneware • woodfired to 1300 degrees for 12 hours. @keramikklasse 📸 alex burzik. by @keramikklasse
details of my current series stoneware, glaze 2026 Photos @ferdinandmolck_ude by @keramikklasse
Material sketches in clay that, for me, became a playful exploration of materials, textures, and touch. I’m so happy for the opportunity I had to keep playing and exploring. Work created during my guest semester in the @keramikklasse Burg Giebichenstein, Halle by @keramikklasse
Exhibition view The end of my fourth year studying ceramics. Stoneware, glaze, cast and blown glass 2026 Photocredits @ferdinandmolck_ude by @keramikklasse
instead of showing an actual work I focused on a presentation of the production of my diploma IT'S ALL BEEN DONE BEFORE. (during our group exhibition °°7600kg TON°° @burg_halle ) ////film stills and material samples on a wall by @keramikklasse
“sediments of memory or what remains” Layer by layer, colour, light, and time condense into a body of glass. Each work preserves fragments of a landscape. Traces of a fleeting moment, permanently inscribed in the material. welded steel, cast glass, pigments 2025–2026 Photocredits @ferdinandmolck_ude @glassandceramics_kglakademi @keramikklasse by @keramikklasse
der unendlicher zug • woodfired to 1300degrees for ~12 hours. 📸 alex burzik. by @keramikklasse
error404 (2026) // 280 cm x 410 cm // part of my diploma exhibition IT'S ALL BEEN DONE BEFORE // mosaic made from discarded or defective tiles and handmade ceramic pieces. photocredits: @ferdinandmolck_ude by @keramikklasse

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