Beatrice Hilke, Curator, guides you through the current exhibitions Gianna Surangkanjanajai. Open and Rey Akdogan. Carousels. Participation is included in the exhibition ticket.

Slide projectors rotate in the dark exhibition space, images glow on the walls. As part of Family Sunday, we explore the exhibition Rey Akdogan. Carousels together and discuss how the artist creates fascinating compositions from foil and plastic scraps. We experiment with light colours, shadows and our own projections. What happens when you mix blue and red light? Which material casts which shadow? In the studio**, you will use colourful packaging and foil to create your own images, which we will then illuminate.

Do you have colourful, transparent plastic waste at home? Perhaps some pretty sweet wrappers, a shopping bag or a broken umbrella? Feel free to bring materials with you to experiment with and use to create your works of art.

Max. 20 people. Ages 4 and up, accompanied by parents.

*Free ticket for children under 18. The ticket includes admission to the exhibition.
Booking information: A maximum of 2 tickets for adults and 4 tickets for children can be booked per transaction. For larger groups, we kindly ask you to make multiple bookings.
** The studio is not barrier-free

Facilitated by: Luise Bichler

Note on accessibility:

Dear visitors,
Haus am Waldsee has limited accessibility. If you have any questions about accessibility on Family Sunday, please email us at: vermittlung@hausamwaldsee.de. We will do our best to find solutions for your visit!

Alf Brooks – Sine Waves, Radio, Tape Recorder
Aisling Marnane – Viola
Germán Gabriel García – Trumpet, Flugelhorn
Joseph Summers – Bagpipes, Hurdy-Gurdy, String Instruments, Pipes

For a new edition of the series Kantione, organized by Eleni Poulou, the Haus am Waldsee invites the μ Ensemble for an evening concert in the studio*. The μ Ensemble works with subtle, intense microtonal drone sounds produced by analog instruments such as hurdy-gurdies, home-made bagpipes, violas, and wind instruments, as well as electronic sine waves. With the resulting dense acoustic textures, the ensemble explores medieval polyphony, weaving elements of Pérotin’s Organum compositions and the antiphonal chants of Hildegard von Bingen into a fluctuating, shimmering, wavering cloud of texture and tone designed to melt into the atmosphere and surround the audience like heavy air.

Duration: 60 minutes (without intermission)
*Note: The studio is not wheelchair accessible. If you have any questions regarding accessibility, please write to: info@hausamwaldsee.de.
We will do our best to find a solution for your visit!

Jo Pistorius, Curatorial Assistant, guides you through the current exhibitions Gianna Surangkanjanajai. Open and Rey Akdogan. Carousels. Participation is included in the exhibition ticket.

Anna Gritz, Director, guides visitors through Since… with Luciano Pecoits’ contribution Leidenschaftslose Mechaniken  in the Garden Hall of Haus am Waldsee. Participation is free of charge.

More information to follow.