When does Open Studio x: Bettina Erzgräber take place?

The exhibition takes place on November 14, 2026 starting at 12 PM.

Where does the exhibition take place?

The venue is Open Studio at Hoffeldstraße 46, 40235 Düsseldorf.

Who is Bettina Erzgräber?

Bettina Erzgräber is a German artist, professor of drawing and visual design, and rector of the Burg Giebichenstein University of Art and Design Halle.

What artistic areas are in focus?

The focus is on drawing, visual design, and free sculpture.

What is the entrance fee?

A confirmed entrance fee is currently not published.

Are there tours or workshops?

Specific information on tours or workshops is currently not published.

Bettina Erzgräber at Open Studio Düsseldorf 2026

Name: Open Studio x: Bettina Erzgräber
Start: 2026-11-14T12:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-14T12:00:00+01:00
Location: Open Studio

Open Studio x: Bettina Erzgräber – contemporary art in dialogue

On November 14, 2026, Open Studio in Düsseldorf invites you to the second edition of the exhibition format Open x. The focus is on the artist and university lecturer Bettina Erzgräber, whose artistic practice is closely linked to drawing, visual design, and free sculpture.

Drawing as an independent form of thinking

Bettina Erzgräber studied art education, art history, and history in Mainz and Stuttgart. She then completed a postgraduate degree in free sculpture with Jürgen Brodwolf. Her work combines precise examination of art with an open engagement with form, material, and perception.

Art historical perspectives and aesthetic experience

The exhibition opens a concentrated view of drawing and visual processes. Lines, surfaces, and spatial relationships acquire their own presence. The art experience arises from the interplay of reduction, observation, and conceptual movement – an exhibition atmosphere that invites attentive contemplation.

An artist between studio, teaching, and research

Erzgräber has been a professor of drawing and visual design at the Burg Giebichenstein University of Art and Design Halle since 2015 and has been its rector since 2022. For her artistic and academic work, she has received, among other things, the Salzburg scholarship from the city of Mainz, a Paris scholarship from the Franco-German Youth Office, a scholarship from the Baden-Württemberg Art Foundation, and the special award of the Marler Video Art Prize.

Conclusion: Experience art in a personal close range

Open Studio x: Bettina Erzgräber promises an immediate encounter with contemporary art in an independent creative studio. Anyone wanting to experience drawing, sculpture, visual research, and cultural education up close will find a concentrated art experience beyond classical museum spaces.