Benedikt Hipp at Triennale Kleinplastik Fellbach 2025: Nicolas Krupp Gallery Artist Featured in Major Group Exhibition
The contemporary art world is turning its attention to the upcoming 16th Triennale Kleinplastik, where works by Benedikt Hipp—an artist represented by the Nicolas Krupp Gallery—will be presented. Scheduled to run from May 24 to September 28, 2025, the extensive group exhibition takes place at the historic Alte Kelter in Fellbach, Germany.
Curated by Claudia Emmert, director and CEO of the Zeppelin-Museum für Technik und Kunst in Friedrichshafen, alongside co-curator Ina Neddermeyer, director of the Museum Giersch der Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main, the 2025 edition centers on a highly topical theme.
Exploring "Habitates: Over_Living Spaces" in Contemporary Sculpture
Titled "Habitate. Über_Lesbensräume" (Habitats: Over_Living Spaces), the exhibition addresses fundamental questions about coexistence and multispecies communities on a rapidly changing planet. Approximately 60 contemporary artists will contribute sculptural objects that investigate how human activities intersect with natural environments, climate shifts, and socio-political transformations.
Visitors navigating the Alte Kelter will encounter a wide variety of sculptural practices. The displayed works range from traditional small-scale sculptures and metal casts in aluminum and tin to advanced 3D scans, architectural models, and hybrid creations blending natural and synthetic materials. Furthermore, select installations incorporate experimental setups designed to visualize intangible phenomena, such as airborne fine dust or the impact of radioactive particles on Earth.
For additional background on the broader festival framework, further reporting is available via deeds.news.
Experiencing the Exhibition and Discovering Basel's Art Scene
The venue itself will transform into a living habitat, offering an immersive, sensory-aesthetic landscape crafted for both contemplation and public dialogue. As art enthusiasts prepare for the 2025 season, platforms like Musemap (musemap.art) help culture seekers navigate regional exhibitions and creative destinations. To plan your next gallery visit or explore contemporary spaces nearby, you can browse local museums, check the interactive map view, or search for specific exhibitions and events.
