Selb Events
This page informs you about current events at Porzellanikon in Selb.
Today we tinker with absolute high-tech! Who has not always dreamed of simply printing out their toys or decorations for their own room? With a 3D printer this is possible today. However, there is still a lot to do before a figure or vase can be created in the printer. We'll take you on a trip into the exciting world of digital design and production and teach you all the steps you need to know as a budding 3D printing specialist to create your very own high-tech artwork. Price: 3,00€ Material costs + 1,00€ Sunday entrance fee, for all from 12 yearsWith registration at besuchercenter(at)porzellanikon.org or +49 9287-918000 read more …
Printing objects in 3D yourself - what still sounds like music of the future opens up unimagined possibilities for artists and designers today. Exploring these was the goal of a competition organized by the "Keramion" museum in Frechen. The ten selected winners are now stopping off at Porzellanikon in Selb.The objects are presented in a highly filigree way, which no ceramist with traditional techniques can match. Creative, experimental and diverse, the objects show what 3D printing can do. The spectrum ranges from architectural designs and pieces of jewellery to absolute highlights for furnishing your own home. But also the answer to the question of HOW leaves nothing to be...read more …
Modern porcelain 3D printers can greatly speed up the long process from idea to finished object. In our workshop "Design in the fast lane" we take you on a fascinating journey into the world of 3D printing. We will show you all the steps necessary to create a self-designed porcelain object in an almost magical way. From the idea to the porcelain in 90 minutes? Price: 9,00€ + Museum entrance fee, for all from 12 yearsWith registration under besuchercenter(at)porzellanikon.org or +49 9287-918000 read more …
Winter is still whistling around the corners. The days are still short and the nights long. With warm candlelight the winter evenings become much more cosy. The young and old participants create their own individual lanterns to match. Included in the programme is an eventful guided tour through the porcelain production. for all from 6 years onPrice: 3,00 € Material costs. Adults pay an additional 1,00 € Sunday entrance feeWith registration underbesuchercenter@porzellanikon.org or +49 9287-918000read more …
"I derf des" is written on Markus Langer's T-shirt. Big, middle of the chest. And the aspiring cabaret artist, who has often been compared to the rebellious pole, doesn't mean that selfishly. Rather, he is convinced that the happier ones are those who don't care what others think. Those who break roles and refuse expectations, ignore trends and use their time for really important things. Time millionaires. He brings his parodistically finely modelled types onto the stage with well-fitting punch lines. And of course the most famous of them, the viral anti-hero Sepp Bumsinger. The one who really doesn't shit himself! Or seasoned men who calmly drive a full-grown sow in the back...read more …
„GLÜCK g’habt!“ – if you get mugged in Mexico in your sleep and come out of this number alive. „GLÜCK g’habt!“ – if you can't hear yourself snore. „GLÜCK g’habt!“ – is something Heinrich Del Core has been doing a lot of lately - and that's exactly what he is doing in his new program. Heinrich Del Core once again takes us on a journey through everyday life - absolutely bizarre, suitable for everyday use and crazy at the same time. This time it's all about luck - the Italo-Swabian doesn't stop at police checks and sauna visits. We will also explain in his inimitable way what the declaration of consent for sex in Sweden is all about. Even his holiday experiences and train rides up to...read more …
The dialectical songwriter, dialect lyricist and storyteller Wolfgang Buck comes to the concert stages in January 2021 with his new solo program "IECH WÄR DANN DO". He will play partly new, partly already known songs and make them sound new. For more than 30 years Wolfgang Buck has been playing his dialectical songs on the Franconian theatre and concert stages, but also in the rest of Germany. Connoisseurs of the curiosities of the Franconian dialect with all its bizarre, tender, sensitive, sneaky and funny subtleties will get their money's worth. All those who have always loved his wonderfully humorous and profound songs, but also all those who have never had the opportunity to...read more …
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