At the end of the summer, we invite you to an open day at our beautiful Kunsthaus in Neu Guthendorf on 28.9.24 with our participation in KUNST HEUTE.
It begins at 2 pm with a vernissage of the exhibition: Beatrice Weidner and Lava Mouslam in the Gallery House. Afterwards, at 3 pm, the author and director of the Kunsthaus, Anja Röhl, will read poems against war, a journey through the centuries with a focus on poems by famous women on the subject, and the day will end with a jazz concert with Hansjürgen Kampa (sax), Nico Cleemann (piano ), Julian Erdem(drums) and Christian Müller (bass).
2.00 p.m.: EXHIBITION with Lava Mouslam and Beatrice Weidner and PERMANENT EXHIBITION
About Lava Mouslam:
From Aleppo to the Oder: Lava Mouslam fled from the war in Syria to Germany in 2015. She came to Frankfurt (Oder) from her hometown of Aleppo to study through a program for refugees at the European University Viadrina. She continues to process her eventful experiences in her art to this day. She founded the LAVA Art Café, an art café in the center of Frankfurt (Oder). It hosts exhibitions and art workshops.
About Beatrice Weidner:
Resident in MV, 55 years young. I have been painting and writing since my early childhood. Even then I was inspired by colors, they took me into a colorful "dream" world. I like to play with them, to bring different colors into geometric, symmetrical shapes. Part of each of my paintings is a "golden eye".
Due to my congenital one-sided visual impairment, irregularities are also part of the
"Golden Eye", irregularities in symmetry are also part of my personal trademark. With my pictures, I want everyone to "lose themselves" in them, to dream away or even to recognize their own soul color. According to the motto - Your soul is unique - so are you - I have started to create different colored soul circles. However, my painting portfolio also contains expressions of perspectives on the big picture! Everything revolves around the fact that we navigate through life together, through tides, ups and downs. The colorful world and many facets of our spirit, the soul, make life so exciting, colorful and unique.
3 p.m.: READING: Poems against war, especially poems by famous female poets: Rose Ausländer, Hilde Domin, Nelly Sachs, Mascha Kaleko and Anke Gebauer, selected and read by Anja Röhl
5 pm: JAZZ in the KUNSTHAUS with Hans Jürgen Kampa (saxophone) and Nico Cleemann (piano) Julian Erdem (drums) and Christian Müller (bass)
