As part of the public programme accompanying Nina Könnemann’s exhibition BLOCKEN / Further Reductions, Haus am Waldsee invites you to a summer evening screening on July 18.
 
Organised by artist Leslie Bauer and featuring live on-screen commentary, the programme includes an interrupted film, film excerpts, and video works by Lynda Benglis, Axel Engstfeld, O.Funmilayo Makarah/Mandela, Nina Könnemann, Helke Misselwitz, Corneliu Porumboiu, Helga Rademeister, Carole Roussopoulos, Siw Umsonst, Videobase, Otty Widasari, and Joyce Wieland. The screening draws on a video interface previously used in events by Program – 23, an artist collective with which Leslie Bauer regularly collaborates.
 
Leslie Bauer works as a visual artist and publisher as part of Bauer Verlag, Filmclub FFM, and Program – 23.
 
The café will be open throughout the evening.

Admission free (donations are welcome). Exhibition 9 / 6 euros

Haus am Waldsee cordially invites you to its annual Sommerfest with performances, music and a family programme.
More information about the programme and event updates you can find here.

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

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.

Haus am Waldsee invites people with dementia and their carers to a relaxed art experience. Together, we take time to get to know the house and Nina Könnemann’s artworks and engage in dialogue. Outside of regular opening hours, we can explore the exhibition, the garden and the sculpture park at our leisure. Afterwards, we can reflect on our impressions over coffee and biscuits. Depending on their interests, participants can create a small work of art.

Organisers: Elisabeth Claussen-Greim, Luise Bichler

To register, please call the following number: 030/8022028 or send an e-mail to vermittlung@hausamwaldsee.de.

For participation we ask for a contribution towards expenses of €3 per person.*

Max. Maximum number of participants: 12 people

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 barrier-free to a limited extent. 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!

*In accordance with our campaign ‘Pay what you can’, you are welcome to pay a lower or higher amount.

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!