![gila-stolzenfuss-performance-galerie-metzger](https://www.galerie-metzger.de/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/gila-stolzenfuss-performance-galerie-metzger-gallery-metzger-art-kunst-495x400.jpg)
Gila Stolzenfuß
Painting, poetry and performance meet and penetrate each other.
![Doris - Kaiser - Portrait](https://www.galerie-metzger.de/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/Portrait-ND35504-Ausschnitt-bs.FS_-scaled-495x400.jpg)
Doris Kaiser
A reduction to distinct shapes, minimal colour schemes and unspectacular materials allows for a differentiated, detailed tracking.
![Xavier Toubes – Descriptions – 2018 – Galerie metzger gallery skulptur plastik art](https://www.galerie-metzger.de/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/018-Descriptions-943--scaled-495x400.jpg)
Xavier Toubes
Ceramics seems clear, relevant, being at the same time in the periphery and in the contemporary; determined to be a thing in a time when most information is mediated, incredulous and unreliable.
![uwe loellmann chawan 2016 h9cm](https://www.galerie-metzger.de/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/uwe-loellmann-chawan-2016-h9cm-holzbrand-galerie-metzger-aschaffenburg-kunst-angewandte-kunst-art-gallery-woodfiring-495x400.jpg)
Uwe Löllmann
The flames touch the vessels, the wood ash flies through the kiln, sticks on the clay and melts slowly to a glaze.
![Christoph Möller – untitled – 2017](https://www.galerie-metzger.de/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/christoph-moeller-untitled-2017-16x37x12cm-galerie-metzger-gallery-aschaffenburg-kunst-keramik-plastic-art-ceramics-sculpture-scaled-495x400.jpg)
Christoph Möller
Made from the memories and images that appear over the years.
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Hans Fischer
There is the object and it leaves a mark, an indentation.
![Klaus Lehmann – de Sade – 2012-2016, 23x30x14cm – Galerie Metzger Gallery Johannesberg Nachlass-Verwaltung Kunst Plastik Sculpture Art Ceramics](https://www.galerie-metzger.de/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/klaus-lehmann-de-sade-2012-2016-23x30x14cm-galerie-metzger-gallery-johannesberg-nachlass-verwaltung-kunst-plastik-sculpture-art-ceramics-1-495x400.jpg)
Klaus Lehmann
He was someone one met less at trade fairs and private viewings than in book shops. What does this tell us about Klaus Lehmann, who was long considered a “ceramist”? That his inter-ests were both wider and deeper than just supplying bowls and vases with aes-thetically pleasing forms and décor. Widely read in literature and philosophy, he was concerned with noth-ing less than the fundamental conditions and acts both of the material and of humankind …