13.10. 2024 – 12.01.2025
Joseph Beuys, Lisa Brice, Donald Judd, Herbert Otto Hajek, Hans Hartung, Markus Lüpertz, Albert Oehlen, Ben Willikens, Robert Rauschenberg, Paolo Scheggi, K.R.H. Sonderborg, Wolf Vostell, Andy Warhol, Herbert Zangs
Paper is one of the oldest drawing media, but it is also a wonderful material for sculptural design. The exhibition brings together works that use and transform paper artistically in a wide variety of ways.
18.08. – 06.10.2024
Hans Kotter, François Morellet, Otto Piene, Keith Sonnier
Radiation, reflection, refraction,… With and through light, many exciting effects can be observed and artistically processed. The four selected artists deal with the medium of light and its phenomena in very different ways. This makes the synopsis all the more exciting.
16.06. – 04.08.2024
Carina Seth Andersson, Lena Bergström, Marianne Degener, Jan-Ritzmann, Sven Ake Carlsson
We know of the first glass objects from around 3500 B.C. Since then, the material has developed into its own art form
and some glassblowing companies have achieved world fame, such as Costa, Orrefors in the so-called glass kingdom of southern Sweden.
In the exhibition we show contemporary glass objects from glassblowing workshops in this region of Sweden.
28.04. – 09.06.2024
Annett Zinsmeister
In 2020, Annett Zinsmeister received a research grant to document Spreepark Berlin, the wasteland that became known as the “lost place” of the first and only amusement park in the GDR and the city of Berlin, and explored the park photographically over three years in search of traces of a bygone amusement culture. She is showing these to accompany the exhibition of her installation at Spreepark Art Space Berlin: experimental transformations of her documentation show the remains of rides, traces, fragments, ruins and their successive disappearance in the impenetrability of a natural-artificial jungle that has developed over the years.
23.-24.03.2018
LH2 contemporary is located in a former bathhouse from the 19th Century that was used during decades for sports and movement therapy. In 2016 the building was sold and has been transformed into a living and working space for artists. During the running modification of the building in 2017 this exciting project was slightly changed and offered as a design task to Master students of Architecture at Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences in Frankfurt / Main. The six best projects got he opportunity to represent in a first show in the exhibition space. A highlight of the show was a huge changeable model M 1:50 made by Maurice Kube and Marian Möller.
22.05.2023
We often work and show works outside the home, especially as some of them go beyond interior dimensions, such as the walk-in and constantly changing installation Mero Vision Exp. by Annett Zinsmeister. The spatial installation on behalf of Spreepark Art Space / Grün Berlin transformed the remaining skeleton of the so-called Merohalle into a fascinating, dynamic light-space structure for four weeks, in which the boundaries of the architecture dissolve and merge with the surrounding nature.
10.06.2023
Once or twice a year we open our house to selected guests, collectors and friends of art for updates and exchanges. Inspired by Christies, this time we invited to a high tea with art on an early summer afternoon.
13.08.2023
At the end and as a highlight of their two-day art tour in Berlin, 50 friends and supporters of the Celle Art Museum visited us by invitation of the founder and collector Robert Simon for a studio visit and a champagne reception.
03.03. – 21.04.2024
Frank Badur, Wolff Buchholz, Henri Chopin, Walther Dahn, Jiri Georg Dokoupil, Ursula Hirsch, Nigel Mullins, Klaus Jürgen Schoen, Heinrich Siepmann, Volker Leonhardt, Herbert Zangs
Looking at a collection with a focus on the material, the technique or even the picture carrier is an exciting undertaking. The canvas is of particular importance here, especially as it seems to have passed through all possible stages of the artwork term, from being a valued and frequently used image carrier to an object. We bring together works by artists who use the canvas in a variety of ways as a medium.
14.01. – 25.02.2024
Kurd Alsleben, Hartmut Böhm, Geneviève Claisse, Paul Uwe Dreyer, Patrick Dupré, Marcel Floris, K.O. Götz, Terry Haggerty, Martina Klein, Norbert Kricke, Agnes Martin, Walter LeBlanc, Rune Mields, Betha Sarasin, H.D. Schrader, Timm Ulrichs, Ian Tyson, Rudolf Velanta, Jorinde Voigt, Uli Pohl, Ludwig Wilding, Frieder Nake, Shizuko Yoshikawa
In mathematics, a line is considered a one-dimensional geometric structure with no transverse extension. In art it becomes two-dimensional through material-related, different widths and, according to Paul Klee, is the beginning of the artistic form: a point that sets itself in motion. From the grid to the trace of movement – the line appears in art in a wide variety of forms, representations and compositions.
