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06.01.2021
Opening of Haus am Waldsee on 6 January 1946

17.10.2020
Trailer Into Space

24.12.2020
Video Tour Into Space: Part 8

21.12.2020
Video Tour Into Space: Part 7
DUE TO THE LOCKDOWN, HAUS AM WALDSEE IS CLOSED UNTIL 1 FEBRUARY.
OUR SCULPTURE PARK REMAINS ACCESSIBLE: MONDAY TO FRIDAY FROM 10AM TO 4PM, ON THE WEEKEND FROM 12 NOON TO 4PM.
Haus am Waldsee
Internationale Kunst in Berlin
Argentinische Allee 30
14163 Berlin
030 / 801 89 35
U3 Krumme Lanke
S1 Mexikoplatz
Closed
Monday to Friday from 10 am to 4 pm
Saturday and Sunday from 12 noon to 4 pm
Admission free
Closed until February 2021
Into Space
Björn Dahlem, Berta Fischer, Naum Gabo
fully accessible
Opening of Haus am Waldsee on 6 January 1946
Excerpt from the article by Edwin Redslob, published at Tagesspiegel on 6.1.1946
Please find our preview for 2021 on the next slides ➔
PREVIEW 2021
Christiane Löhr
2 April – 20 June 2020
The sculptor Christiane Löhr (*1965), who lives in Cologne and Prato near Florence, is showing her first exhibition in Berlin. This will present a strong sculptural position that already achieved international success at the Venice Biennale in 2001. It is characterised by the consistent use of renewable materials. The works of the former master student of Jannis Kounellis made of grasses, seed stalks, horse hair and burdock are transparent, fragile, light and vulnerable. Architectural wonders in miniature format are created. Alongside them large-format drawings are on display.
Christiane Löhr, three little domes, 20077, plant stalks, courtesy the artist
Tony Cragg
2 July – 26 September 2021
At Haus am Waldsee, we have been delighted by Cragg‘s presence in the sculpture park for years. His yellow Outspan (2008) formed the signet of the house at the entrance until 2017. Since 2019, Versus (2011/19) has been welcoming our visitors. The sculptor rarely appears as a draughtsman. The exhibition shows works on paper from all creative periods since the 1980s and is complemented by selected sculptures. Cragg consistently makes micro- and macrocosmic energies visible.
Tony Cragg, Verus, 2011/19 , bronze, orange lacquer, Photo: Bernd Borchardt
Konstantin Grcic
8 October 2021 – 9 January 2022
There is hardly a contemporary interested in art who has not been sitting on chairs by Konstantin Grcic or used one of his tables or buckets. We present a renowned designer, now living in Berlin, who, like most industrial designers, often disappears behind the names of brand manufacturers. The exhibition tells stories that connect work and place and marks Grcic‘s first institutional solo exhibition in Berlin.
Konstantin Grcic, MAGIS Chair One, 2005, Photo: Florian Böhm
CLOSED UNTIL THE END OF JANUARY 2021
18.10.2020 – 21.03.2021