Member projects
BBK members receive funding from the Saxony-Anhalt Art Foundation
On December 4, 2024, the Board of Trustees of the Art Foundation of the State of Saxony-Anhalt decided to support 33 artists and art projects. Important catalogs raisonnés, exciting films, a wide variety of visual arts, interesting literature projects – all of these projects were considered and can now be implemented. A total of 374,302.96 […]
Online diary: Julia Rückert reports from Paris!
News in the art foundation app KS Art Since mid-October, the ceramic artist has been at the Fondation Fiminco in Paris as part of our residency program. The corporate foundation of Groupe FIMINCO is based in the former industrial site in Romainville, Grand-Paris, where a new cultural quarter is currently being built. Artists can work […]
Melanie Kuna-Drechsler, Sabine Riemenschneider and Frank Täubner in Blankenburg
Group exhibition ‘Harvest 24’
B.a.c.H. pocket calendar 2025 – Limited book art edition
Book art calendar of the Bookartcenter Halle with Anett Hoffmann, Wiebke Kirchner and Petra Reichenbach
Wiebke Kirchner in Chemnitz
Workshop zusammen:kleben – Participatory art project in Chemnitz Who for: Young and old, also together – no previous artistic knowledge required! Costs: Participation is free of charge. Registration at:
Wiebke Kirchner in Chemnitz
Workshop zusammen:kleben – Participatory art project in Chemnitz Who for: Young and old, also together – no previous artistic knowledge required! Costs: Participation is free of charge. Registration at:
Wiebke Kirchner in Halle (Saale)
The group exhibition “madonnen” presents modern interpretations of a classic motif in art history: Madonna portraits and the current resin work “despite the pain” from the“milky poems” series of works
Wiebke Kirchner in Halle (Saale)
The group exhibition “madonnen” presents modern interpretations of a classic motif in art history: Madonna portraits and the current resin work “despite the pain” from the“milky poems” series of works
Linda Margarete Müller in Magdeburg and Halle (Saale)
Photo exhibitions with a concert by the Saxony-Anhalt State Youth Choir: Nature. Man.Connected.
Christina Simon in Halle (Saale)
Midissage with Christina Simons “Akhenaten’s Canticle of the Sun” Please contact us by e-mail () so that we can plan the event properly.
Julie Boehm in Wittenberg
Painting exhibition in the Cranachherberge, Lutherstadt Wittenberg | Combination of realistic and abstract painting | The exhibition shows over 23 works that represent a combination of realistic and abstract painting. It includes portraits, animal paintings and emotional, abstract pictures that have been created in my studio in Wittenberg over the last few years. The focus […]
Sebastian Kaps in Dessau
Opening weekend of the gallery for landscape photography Landscape photography is a fascinating art form that is unfortunately often underestimated in Germany. The gallery provides a worthy setting to exhibit my own photographs as well as works by other renownedlandscape photographers. I want to give visitors the opportunity to experience the breathtaking beauty ofand the […]
Numerous BBK members at HAL ART
Art fair in Halle. With them are: Lutz Bolldorf, Ulrike Basner, Ines Buff, Barbara Dimanski, Ina Jaenicke, Antonia Jungk, Dorit Kempe, Elena Kiseleva-Arendt, Maximilian Koch, Iklo Koestler, Kerstin Krieg, Silke Lipsch, Hans-Rainer Otto Rausch, Rebekka Rauschhardt, Petra Reichenbach, Sarah Schuschleb, Valeria Sivtsova, Susanne Weise, Franz Gabriel Walther, Dr. Grit Wendelberger
Rüdiger Giebler in Halle (Saale)
Special exhibition on the occasion of Moritz Götze’s 60th birthday “Once around Halle. A walk with Moritz Götze, Christian Lohse (photos) and Rüdiger Giebler.”
Annette Funke in Plauen
Icons” exhibition Ikonen focuses on ambivalent figures that can be read ambiguously. Mother, warrior, goddess trigger ambivalent feelings and challenge us to position ourselves. Many points of view are possible, revealing different perspectives. Each placed in the center of the picture, they determine the created scenery and reflect historically evolved stereotypes, social narratives and ideals. […]