Ramona Ponomarew-John and Karl Michael Constin show sculptures and paintings of the Maasai in ceramic installations as well as drawings of traditional Suibukuga ink painting.
Karl - Michael Constin was born in Bützow and lives in Jürgenshagen. He studied at the graphic art and design school in Anklam and became a master student of the Japanese artist Professor Heinrich Radloff. His studies were followed by a three-month stay in Japan. This was followed by professional assignments in advertising agencies and educational institutions. In 2005, Karl-Michael Constin began a one-year study visit to Kyoto, Japan. There he studied calligraphy, ikebana and traditional suibokuga ink painting. He has taken part in numerous exhibitions throughout Germany. The gallery shows ink drawings that were created during his stay in Barbizon / France.
Ramona Ponomarew - John was born in Schönberg / Mecklenburg and lives in Plüschow. As a secondary school teacher for art and foreign languages, she led the "School against Racism" and "Fair Trade School" projects at her school. With this in mind, she established relationships with schools in Tanzania. Her repeated stays in Africa and her contacts with the Maasai ethnic group are reflected in her ceramic installations. The gallery shows ceramic sculptures.
Opening hours
Whitsun: Sun 10 am - 6 pm, Mon 10 am - 4 pm
