Guided tour through the current exhibition BLOCKEN / Further Reductions by Nina Könnemann. In German language. Admission included in the exhibition ticket.

On Family Sunday we will visit the exhibition Further Reductions by Nina Könnemann. What does she think about the relationship between Stone Age tools and contemporary sculpture? Have you ever seen such stone tools or found exciting stones yourself? We will discuss the artworks together and get inspired. Then you will draw with the help of stones and create your own great sculptures from stones, clay shards and modelling clay.

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.
Organised by: 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 endeavour to find solutions for your visit together!

We are looking forward to the Salon on Intellectual Property at Haus am Waldsee on the topic of ‘Art in Law’ with Katharina de la Durantaye and Jannis Lennartz. We will be discussing the fact that art is becoming increasingly difficult to define in legal terms, while at the same time its definition is becoming ever more urgent.

Dr Ruth Lecher and Dr Viktoria Kraetzig founded the Salon on Intellectual Property in Berlin a few years ago to create a space for interdisciplinary exchange in the field of intellectual property. The Salon on Intellectual Property always takes place at different locations and on different topics.

Places are limited. Please register by email by 15 June 2025 to: salon.geistiges.eigentum@posteo.de

Prof Dr Katharina de la Durantaye studied law and modern German literature with economics and cultural studies at Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf and Humboldt University Berlin, as well as art history at the University of Bolgona. She completed her doctorate and habilitation at the Humboldt University of Berlin. Her research focuses on intellectual property law and the law of digitalisation. She is a professor at the Humboldt University of Berlin, where she holds the Chair of Civil Law and the Law of Digitalisation.

PD Dr Jannis Lennartz studied law and political science in Jena, Siena and Göttingen and completed research stays in Oxford and Cambridge. He completed his doctorate at the Humboldt University in Berlin, where he also habilitated. Jannis Lennartz researches and teaches constitutional law. He is a private lecturer and visiting professor at the Humboldt University of Berlin.

Exhibition 9 / 6 euros

Haus am Waldsee cordially invites you to its annual Sommerfest.
More information about the programme will follow shortly.

Guided tour through the current exhibition BLOCKEN / Further Reductions by Nina Könnemann. In German language. Admission included in the exhibition ticket.

Haus am Waldsee invites you to a historical tour with Dr Christian Welzbacher on the history of Haus am Waldsee. In addition to the founding phase and the first years of the cultural institution, the prehistory of the building, which was erected in 1923, and its residents also play a role – three biographies that could hardly be more different: a Jewish textile merchant, a German nationalist manager and a National Socialist film functionary.

Dr Christian Welzbacher is a historian, publicist and exhibition organiser. Among other things, he researches the history of the Haus am Waldsee and published the text The Haus am Waldsee and its residents. An attempt at an approach.

The tour will be held in German language.

Guided tour through the current exhibition BLOCKEN / Further Reductions by Nina Könnemann. In German language. Admission included in the exhibition ticket.

On Family Sunday we will visit the exhibition Further Reductions by Nina Könnemann. What does she think about the relationship between Stone Age tools and contemporary sculpture? Have you ever seen such stone tools or found exciting stones yourself? We will discuss the artworks together and get inspired. Then you will draw with the help of stones and create your own great sculptures from stones, clay shards and modelling clay.

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.
Organised by: 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 endeavour to find solutions for your visit together!