7.30 pm
Fee: 7 Euro / 5 Euro reduced, including exhibition
Exhibition and Café are open until 7.30 pm
Event held in German
“The societal challenges associated with climate change have entered the public awareness. Today artists are increasingly moving and interfering in this field. In and through his hydrospheric works, Markus Jeschaunig demonstrates both the limits of excessive faith in technology and idealized nature-based approaches, while suggesting solutions and encouraging a sceptical attitude towards technological megalomania.”
From 2018 to 2021, the Haus am Waldsee presented the fog installation The Weather Project by artist and architect Markus Jeschaunig on the Waldsee. The book Fog, Water, Ice. resulted from the exploration of the interfaces between art and climate change, which the author presents in conversation with the graphic artist and designer of the book, Christian Hoffelner (CH Studio).
1 – 4 pm
18 / 15 Euro
Only in German
Cycle from house to house and gain in-depth insights into the history, architecture and concept of your four favourite art locations at Grunewald. The tours are led by Karen Grunow (freelance art educator and journalist) and take place in all weathers.
Meeting point is the Georg Kolbe Museum. Please note that the exhibitions will not be visited during the tour. Participants will have the opportunity to visit the exhibitions at Georg Kolbe Museum (starting point) and Haus am Waldsee (end point) at a reduced entrance fee on the day of the tour.
Participation is limited to a maximum of 14 people.
Further dates: Saturday, 21 May / 25 June / 02 July / 27 August 2022, each from 1 to 4 pm
The renovation of the house as a listed building from 2017 to 2019 has been followed by the restoration of the garden, an equally listed structure, under the direction of the landscape architect Georg v. Gayl and his team since October 2021. On the day of the reopening, he will reflect upon the process of the renovation and the philosophy of English Gardens with landscape architect Philipp Sattler.
Furthermore, the reopening will be accompanied by a programme of artistic interventions, marking the beginning of a series of engagements with the garden that will re-examine our understanding of art in the outdoor space for its potential to interact with nature.
As a starting point, two sculptures by sculptor Peter Wächtler will be presented on the opening day, alongside a performance by violinist and artist Ayumi Paul and a reading by author Kirsty Bell.
1 – 5 pm
No booking needed
To mark the reopening of the garden, we cordially invite you to an outdoor print workshop.
Collected objects from the garden serve as a starting point for experimental print images with linoleum ink.
The offer is aimed at families with people of all ages.
Led by: Daniel Schaal (artist) and Luise Bichler (art educator)
1 – 4 pm
18 / 15 Euro
Only in German
Cycle from house to house and gain in-depth insights into the history, architecture and concept of your four favourite art locations at Grunewald. The tours are led by Karen Grunow (freelance art educator and journalist) and take place in all weathers.
Meeting point is the Georg Kolbe Museum. Please note that the exhibitions will not be visited during the tour. Participants will have the opportunity to visit the exhibitions at Georg Kolbe Museum (starting point) and Haus am Waldsee (end point) at a reduced entrance fee on the day of the tour.
Participation is limited to a maximum of 14 people.
Further dates: Saturday, 21 May / 25 June / 02 July / 27 August 2022, each from 1 to 4 pm
Free admission to many museums and exhibition spaces in Berlin
Every 1. Sunday of the month
Time slot is necessary for visit
Free admission to many museums and exhibition spaces in Berlin
Every 1. Sunday of the month
Time slot is necessary for visit
10– 12 August 2022, daily from 10 am to 1 pm
Children from 8 to 12 years
Max. 10 children
Costs: 30 Euros for 3 days
Register until 1 August via vermittlung@hausamwaldsee.de
Based on the exhibition “Overlays” by photographer Thomas Florschuetz, we will experiment with one of the oldest photo printing techniques: cyanotype. This technique is also called blue printing, is easy to follow and produces amazing results in its effect. You will be surprised!
Led by: Janna de Haen (architect)
2 – 5 pm
Free of charge for children and participants below 18 years,
Adults pay admission to the exhibition
Max. 16 participants
Register until 12 August via vermittlung@hausamwaldsee.de
Durchführung: Daniel Schaal und Karoline Keiter (Künstler*in und Kunstvermittler*in)
Based on the exhibition “Overlays” by photographer Thomas Florschuetz, families* are invited to a workshop dedicated to one of the oldest photo printing techniques, the cyanotype. This technique is also called blue printing, is easy to follow and gives amazing results in its effect. You will be surprised!
The offer is aimed at families with people of all ages.
Led by: Daniel Schaal (artist) and Karoline Keiter (artist)
1 – 4 pm
18 / 15 Euro
Only in German
Cycle from house to house and gain in-depth insights into the history, architecture and concept of your four favourite art locations at Grunewald. The tours are led by Karen Grunow (freelance art educator and journalist) and take place in all weathers.
Meeting point is the Georg Kolbe Museum. Please note that the exhibitions will not be visited during the tour. Participants will have the opportunity to visit the exhibitions at Georg Kolbe Museum (starting point) and Haus am Waldsee (end point) at a reduced entrance fee on the day of the tour.
Participation is limited to a maximum of 14 people.
Further dates: Saturday, 21 May / 25 June / 02 July / 27 August 2022, each from 1 to 4 pm
Anna Gritz
Director
Tobias Bader
Managing Director
Susanne Witt
Assistance / Managing Director
Anna Himmelsbach
Curator
Erik Günther
Press und Communications
Laura Kamlade
Digital Communications
Uria Man
Event Manager
u.man@hausamwaldsee.de
Nele Schinz
Gardener
Jonas Bergmann
Front Desk and Invigilator
Michael Gottberg
Front Desk and Invigilator
Samer Ismail
Front Desk and Invigilator
Swenja Schmidt
Front Desk and Invigilator
Roswitha Wielgosch
Front Desk and Invigilator
