Local Exhibition Showcases Art from the Surrounding Regions at RheinBerg Gallery
From the 18th of September to the 4th of October, 2025, the RheinBerg Gallery will transform into an art gallery, showcasing the works of regional photographers from the city and the Bergisch region. The exhibition, themed "Your Donation, Your Art," serves as a platform where art, engagement, and community converge.
The purpose of this unique event is twofold. On one hand, it aims to provide support for Tafel Bergisch Gladbach, an organisation dedicated to aiding those in need within the local community. On the other hand, it seeks to bolster the local art scene, offering a platform for regional artists to showcase their work.
Visitors to the exhibition have the opportunity to purchase their chosen piece of art, with each purchase serving as a donation to Tafel Bergisch Gladbach. The amount of the donation is up to the visitor, with a recommended minimum of 10 euros.
Markus Kerckhoff, chairman of Tafel Bergisch Gladbach, expresses his delight about the cooperation, stating that the proceeds from the exhibition will solely benefit their organisation. Angelika Assenmacher, Centermanager of the gallery, is equally pleased, expressing her satisfaction about creating a space where art, engagement, and community unite.
Every donation made to Tafel Bergisch Gladbach promotes the important work they do. By visiting the exhibition and making a donation, visitors are not only supporting local artists but also contributing to the vital work of Tafel Bergisch Gladbach in the community.
After the exhibition ends, visitors can pick up their purchased picture at the Centermanagement. The name of the photographer who created the most popular image in the RheinBerg Galerie exhibition from September 18 to October 4, 2025, is not explicitly mentioned in the search results. However, the exhibition features works by numerous regional photographers, each offering a unique perspective of the city and the Bergisch region.
Visitors can choose their favourite picture from Thursday until October 4, ensuring a diverse and engaging exhibition that supports both the local art scene and aids people in the area.
