We invite you to a joint guided tour at Fluentum and Haus am Waldsee. The tour starts at 2 pm at Ull Hohn. Revisions at Haus am Waldsee: A recurring theme in Hohn’s work, which ranges from figurative painting to abstract compositions, is the critical examination of traditional painterly issues — especially those of landscape painting. Ideas of nature and naturalness were constantly renegotiated and consciously brought together with current debates.

The second part at Fluentum follows at 3.30 pm with Rushes. Curated by Juliette Desorgues and Raoul Klooker, explores the pervasive influence of screen-based technologies on our daily lives, where private and public become increasingly enmeshed. Borrowed from the term “rushes,” used in film and video production to describe unedited footage, the exhibition title reflects the artists’ interest in the immediacy of recording, screening and broadcasting inherent to quotidian consumer electronics.

Admission free. Max. 20 people — registration at info@fluentum.org

2 pm, 1st part Guided Tour, Haus am Waldsee, Argentinische Allee 30, 14163 Berlin

3.30 pm, 2nd part Guided Tour, Fluentum, Clayallee 174, 14195 Berli

Haus am Waldsee invites people with dementia and their companions to a relaxed art experience. Together we will take time to get to know the works in the exhibition Ull Hohn. Revisions and get into conversation. Outside of regular opening hours, we can explore the garden and the exhibition at our leisure. Afterwards, we can reflect on our impressions over coffee and biscuits. Participants can create a small piece of artwork depending on their interests.

To register, please call the following number: 030/8022028 or send an e-mail to vermittlung@hausamwaldsee.de.
We ask for a contribution towards expenses of € 3 per person for participation.

Organised by: Elisabeth Claussen-Greim, Luise Bichler

Max. 12 people. The event will be held in German.

Note on accessibility:

Dear visitors,
the format takes place in areas of the exhibition and the café that can be reached by lift or are at ground level. There are two car parks for people with disabilities on the premises. You are welcome to use these.
The Haus am Waldsee is only partially accessible. If you have any questions about the accessibility of the format, please write to us at: vermittlung@hausamwaldsee.de. We will endeavour to find solutions for your visit together!

*As part of our ‘Pay what you can’ initiative, you are also welcome to pay a lower or higher contribution towards expenses. In this way, we would like to encourage people who are in a better financial position to pay a surcharge in the form of a donation in order to enable people who are in a less robust position to pay the lower contribution.

Image: installation view Ull Hohn. Revisions, Haus am Waldsee, 2025, photo: Frank Sperling

At 6 pm an Art Guide will guide you through the current exhibition Ull Hohn. Revisions and our café is looking forward to welcoming you with a special selection of after work drinks.

An exhibition as text, in texts. A weekend-long programme to stage what language in and about art holds, is able to hold, and how. Conceived as a group show – one that throws discourse in the air like confetti (Estelle Hoy) – it describes an encounter, an attempt to fathom discursive relations. 

The complete programme can be found here. 

Picture: Josephine Pryde reading Josephine Pryde, Men of the Left (2018) at How to Move and Respond, Haus am Waldsee, 2023.

On the occasion of Family Sunday, we will visit the current exhibition and explore Ull Hohn’s landscape paintings together. How did paintings, instructions and photographs inspire Ull Hohn’s paintings? What do the landscape paintings have to do with the garden at Haus am Waldsee? We take photographs in the exhibition and in the garden. Afterwards you will paint your own landscape paintings – you will experiment with brushes and squeegees and create your dream landscapes.

Max. 16 people. From 4 years, accompanied by parents.
First come, first served.
In German language.
Free admission up to 18 years. Admission included in the exhibition ticket.
Organizer: Luise Bichler

Note on accessibility:
Dear visitors,
the Haus am Waldsee is only partially accessible. If you have any questions about the accessibility of Family Sunday, please write to us at: vermittlung@hausamwaldsee.de. We will do our best to find solutions for your visit together!

An exhibition as text, in texts. A weekend-long programme to stage what language in and about art holds, is able to hold, and how. Conceived as a group show – one that throws discourse in the air like confetti (Estelle Hoy) – it describes an encounter, an attempt to fathom discursive relations. 

The complete programme can be found here. 

Picture: Josephine Pryde reading Josephine Pryde, Men of the Left (2018) at How to Move and Respond, Haus am Waldsee, 2023.