When does the exhibition take place?

The presentation runs from April 2 to October 31, 2026. The specified date is August 21, 2026, at 15:00.

Where can the exhibition be seen?

At Schloss Weissenstein, Schloss 1, 96178 Pommersfelden.

How much is the admission fee?

The exhibition is included in the regular admission price. The regular admission for adults is 14 euros.

Is the palace wheelchair accessible?

The interior of the palace is not wheelchair accessible according to the organizer.

Are there guided tours available?

Yes, palace tours can be booked during the season. Special tours and tours outside regular times are also possible for groups.

How do I reach the palace by public transport?

On weekends, starting May 1, the Steigerwald Express operates, while weekdays are served by bus lines of route 978.

Porcelain, light, and Baroque: Christiane Toewe transforms Schloss Weissenstein in Pommersfelden

Name: find your color in between
Start: 2026-08-21T17:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-08-21T19:00:00+02:00
Location: Schloss Weissenstein

Porcelain in dialogue with the Baroque palace: An artistic experience full of light and nuances

At Schloss Weissenstein in Pommersfelden, Christiane Toewe unfolds an exhibition titled find your color in between, which combines porcelain, light, and space into a subtle aesthetic experience. The historic rooms become a stage for new works created in China, which, with their translucent materiality, create a special exhibition atmosphere.

When porcelain begins to shine

Toewe works with the tension between fragility and presence. Her porcelain objects, installations, and light works respond to the architecture of the palace, to shadows, reflections, and sight lines. Particularly in conjunction with the Baroque ambiance, it becomes visible how strongly color not only shapes surface but also spatial impact and perception.

The artist is known for her studio porcelain, her spatial installations, and her consistent engagement with light. Her works emerge from a precise craftsmanship process that combines ceramic technique, material research, and artistic intuition. Thus, the work becomes more than just an object, but a sensually accessible space for thought.

The in-between as an artistic principle

The title find your color in between refers to that hovering moment when opposites no longer clash harshly but overlap productively. Toewe explores transitions, fields of tension, and perception zones. In her art, the in-between becomes a poetic category: loud and quiet, light and dark, near and far, material and immaterial.

Anyone who engages with this artwork experiences a contemporary position that is art historically located between ceramics, installation, and spatial art. It is precisely this openness that makes the exhibition so appealing: It does not invite quick viewing but rather concentrated perception and cultural education through immediate observation.

Baroque meets modernity at Schloss Weissenstein

Schloss Weissenstein is among the most significant Baroque palace complexes in Franconia. The picture galleries, the magnificent architecture, and the historical sequence of rooms form an impressive resonance space for Toewe's works. A rich contrast emerges between Baroque opulence and reduced form, which uniquely intensifies the exhibition.

For visitors, this results in an intense artistic experience: The rooms shine differently, the porcelain appears more physical, and the light takes on almost sculptural quality. It is precisely in this intertwining of art history, material aesthetics, and contemporary art that the strength of the presentation lies.

What makes this exhibition special

find your color in between demonstrates how lively porcelain can be in a curated spatial staging. The exhibition combines craftsmanship precision with poetic openness, historical architecture with contemporary art, and visual elegance with profound thought. A visit is worthwhile for all who appreciate material art, installation art, and artistically engaged spaces.

In the end, an experience awaits that goes far beyond mere viewing of the works: a quiet, intense, and at the same time very contemporary artistic experience. Anyone visiting Schloss Weissenstein this summer should not miss this exhibition live.