Die Stadt, Farbe & Gefühle
Paintings by Marika Kardava
On view in the Zentralmensa, West dining room since June 20, 2025
I'm Marika Kardava. Born (1991) and raised in Georgia, I've been living and working in Germany for several years now. I love art and I love wine, and I'm passionate about modern and ancient art, art and (wine) culture, Georgia and Germany.
Email: marikaqardava(at)gmail.com
Instagram: @marika.kardava_art
MagentaGandalf - Zwischen den Welten
Paintings by Timo Kindler
On view in the Zentralmensa, East dining room since June 20, 2025
E-Mail: kindler-timo(at)web.de
Instagram: @magentagandalf
Streets of Asia
Life through the lens
Photos taken by Miriam Kuhnke
On view in the Café Central since July 7, 2025
Miriam about her exhibition:
Taken across eight countries & territories – Singapore, Japan, South Korea, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Malaysia, Taiwan – between 2019 and 2023, these pictures depict life in all its variations – in daylight or at night, calm or busy, in the city or close to nature, but always vibrant.
A part of these pictures was taken while I spent a semester abroad in Singapore through the Institute of Social and Cultural Anthropology of the University of Göttingen. Thank you for that opportunity!
Taken with Panasonic DMC-GX80 LUMIX G VARIO 14-140/F3.5-5.6.
Visit @miriamkuhnke_photography (Instagram/Facebook) for more pictures.
Grünstufen
Photographs by Jan Szolnoki
On view in the Cafeteria SUB since September 9, 2024
The focus of the long-term project "Grünstufen" is on the infinite colors and lighting moods of our forests. Here, even a fleeting ray of sunshine or a small cloud can instantly create a new scene around us. A recurring theme can be found in some of the photographs: the viewer should feel the urge to walk around in the picture, or to be able to let their eyes wander, like a bird flying between the trees. Most of the pictures were taken in the Göttingen forest and the surrounding area. While creating the works required a certain amount of deprivation, when looking at them, you can fully immerse yourself in the motif and effect without any effort or distraction.
