Ceramic art in the Living Studio: Magic works made of clay conquer Klagenfurt!

Ceramic art in the Living Studio: Magic works made of clay conquer Klagenfurt!

in the "Living Studio" of the Stadtgalerie Klagenfurt opens a new exhibition that impressively demonstrates the versatility and expressiveness of the natural material tone. The show entitled "Where the Earth indicates the sound" shows a variety of artistic vessels, sculptures and figurative collages. A total of 105 exhibits from 32 ceramic artists, all members of the 2000 Ceramic Group Elsa, founded, are to be admired by July 20, 2023.

The opening of the exhibition took place under the direction of Cultural City Councilor Mag. Franz Petritz, who was impressed by the presentation of the works and expressed his thanks to the participants. Admission to the exhibition is free and the opening times are from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., except Mondays.

variety of ceramic art

The works of art shown cover a wide range and illustrate the creative possibilities that the material offers sound. From filigree vessels to powerful sculptures, the artists present their individual handwriting. This diversity reflects the commitment of the Elsa group to promote ceramic figures in the Klagenfurt region, which is underlined by its continuous exhibitions and workshops.

In the exhibition, there are also some remarkable pieces to be seen, which illustrate the manual skills and the artistic vision of the participating ceramists. The works are not only perceived as craftsmanship, but also as an independent works of art that research the interaction of functionality and aesthetics.

A look at upcoming events

In addition to this exhibition, the ceramic scene comes up with other interesting events. The 45th European ceramic market will take place in Höhr-Grenzhausen on June 14th and 15th, 2025. This is an excellent opportunity to discover the variety of ceramic manuscripts and techniques in an inviting framework. In addition, applications for the 33rd international pottery market in Hüfingen, which will take place in September, can also be submitted by May 25, 2025.

The ceramic industry in Germany also reached an important milestone in 2025: the potter and ceramic craft was included in the list of the intangible cultural heritage of the UNESCO. This is a structured recognition for the manual ability and the cultural importance of ceramic art, which is also reflected in the exhibits of the current Klagenfurt exhibition.

For art lovers and ceramic enthusiasts, the exhibition in the "Living Studio" represents a unique framework to discover and enjoy the diversity and depth of ceramic art. A visit is therefore not only an aesthetic experience, but also a way to support the creative energy of the local artist community.