The “Into Space” exhibition revolves around the human fascination with space, the longing for weightlessness and the imagination of distant galaxies, stars and planets. Fantastic towers, constructions made of fluorescent tubes and objects made of shimmering foils – there is a lot to explore in the artworks of Berta Fischer, Björn Dahlem and Naum Gabo.

Every first and third Saturday of the month, families can embark on a voyage of discovery through the galactic bodies of art in the exhibition at Haus am Waldsee. The works of art serve as inspiration for creating their own imaginative objects from various materials such as shimmering papers and colourful foils.

The offer is aimed at families with people of all ages and aims to provide a communal experience in viewing and creating art.
Please note that the number of participants in the workshop is limited.

The “Into Space” exhibition revolves around the human fascination with space, the longing for weightlessness and the imagination of distant galaxies, stars and planets. Fantastic towers, constructions made of fluorescent tubes and objects made of shimmering foils – there is a lot to explore in the artworks of Berta Fischer, Björn Dahlem and Naum Gabo.

Every first and third Saturday of the month, families can embark on a voyage of discovery through the galactic bodies of art in the exhibition at Haus am Waldsee. The works of art serve as inspiration for creating their own imaginative objects from various materials such as shimmering papers and colourful foils.

The offer is aimed at families with people of all ages and aims to provide a communal experience in viewing and creating art.
Please note that the number of participants in the workshop is limited.

The “Into Space” exhibition revolves around the human fascination with space, the longing for weightlessness and the imagination of distant galaxies, stars and planets. Fantastic towers, constructions made of fluorescent tubes and objects made of shimmering foils – there is a lot to explore in the artworks of Berta Fischer, Björn Dahlem and Naum Gabo.

Every first and third Saturday of the month, families can embark on a voyage of discovery through the galactic bodies of art in the exhibition at Haus am Waldsee. The works of art serve as inspiration for creating their own imaginative objects from various materials such as shimmering papers and colourful foils.

The offer is aimed at families with people of all ages and aims to provide a communal experience in viewing and creating art.
Please note that the number of participants in the workshop is limited.

Since 2005, Haus am Waldsee regularly invites for public dinners with the respective artist currently featured. In the beginning, the artists have cooked themselves. Later on, evenings have been combined with reading sessions or other themes and by now, the team from Zagreus Projekt from Berlin have been cooking for us regularly. We are looking forward to spend the dinners in our park during summer time and use our new garden room at winter time to bring artists and public together in a relaxed atmosphere. Take the chance to get to know the person behind the artworks, as well as other friends of the arts by booking your space.