“I am not a ceramist.” Linde Burkhardt

Alberto Alessi told Linde Burkhardt to try joining ceramics and steel, so she went through the company's stockroom. A plain cutlery cup became the steel base for her In Due vases, topped with hand-formed, ornamented ceramic. The title is her own line: she trained as a painter and calls herself an artist.

You walk into a show called "I am not a ceramist" and find mostly ceramics, in vitrines and on plinths: human-height stelae stacked like totems, a family of monumental vases, and the Schutzgöttinnen (protective goddesses) in ceramic, alabaster and wood. A wall projection covers the rest: carpets, glass, jewellery and public-space installations. Her reason for giving the museum most of it: at home, she says, you don't display pieces like these, you pack them up and put them in the Keller.

It closes on 18 October. Admission is €9 (€6 reduced, under-18s free), and the museum recommends booking online.