The photo exhibition Wunderbar Together – 24 hours in Tübingen is being displayed at Ann Arbor’s District Library, one of the leading public libraries in the country. Tübingen is Ann Arbor’s German sister city since 1965 and is known for it’s picturesque old town, abound with frame houses, inhabited and enlivened by young university students from all over the world. Two young photographers from Tübingen – Theresa Krampfl and Christoph Jäckle – show their personal experiences and impressions of the city they love. Their pictures display a wide range of impressions – from city to nature, vitality to stillness, and from the smallest detail to wide panoramic views.
The opening reception features music, catering, and guests from Tübingen.