"City, Country, Connectivity" is designed to connect the different facets of the exhibition's title theme - it aims to examine the qualitative attributions, ideas and desires with which we populate the spaces of "city" and "country", and the vistas that the assembled artistic positions can open up for us in the process.

Works of art from the Roosen-Trinks Collection will be exhibited, together with selected loans consisting of paintings, sculptures, collages and photographic works.

The artist Jane Hilton uses her camera to explore the realities of life in the American West, while at the same time showing us what remains when concepts of life fail at a particular place and how, with much sublime beauty, nature reconquer its territory. The photographer Andreas Mühe allows us to experience how ideologically imprinted architecture can take possession of various living spaces. The artist Michael Conrads, in his paintings from the "cityscapes" series, gives us a glimpse of how things planned and built by man are slowly and quietly transferred by nature back into its own order.