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LOCATION:Kirchenstraße 20, 19386 Lübz
SUMMARY;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:LUPINALE 2026: "Meet at the Kunsthaus Lübz"
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:Eight artists from several European countries are exhibiting works in=0D=0ALübz that explore identity, change, and shared perspectives.=0D=0A=0D=0AAt the Kunsthaus Lübz—Center for Circular Art, eight artists from=0D=0Avarious European countries are coming together for a special=0D=0Aexhibition project. Under the title “TREFFPUNKT KUNSTHAUS LÜBZ,”=0D=0Aa multifaceted dialogue is emerging between different cultural=0D=0Abackgrounds, forms of artistic expression, and personal experiences.=0D=0A=0D=0AThe project was initiated by artist CLAUDIA MARIA AMMANN, who lives in=0D=0Athe Lübz area. Fascinated by the possibilities and atmosphere of the=0D=0AKunsthaus, she developed a desire to bring the space to life together=0D=0Awith fellow international artists. From the initial invitations, a=0D=0Avibrant network of eight artists gradually took shape—artists who=0D=0Aembraced this collaborative project with openness, curiosity, and a=0D=0Adesire to work together.=0D=0A=0D=0AWhat unites the participants is their attempt to understand the world=0D=0Aand respond to it artistically—poetically, sensitively, and often=0D=0Aexperimentally. Seven of the eight artists now live in a country other=0D=0Athan the one in which they were born. As a result, questions of=0D=0Amemory, identity, language, nature, transience, and social change flow=0D=0Ainto the exhibition in very different ways.=0D=0A=0D=0AThe works on display range from sculpture, installation, and painting=0D=0Ato video and light art, as well as photography, artist’s books, and=0D=0Asite-specific projects. Some works are being created on-site=0D=0Aspecifically for the exhibition, making the Kunsthaus itself an active=0D=0Apart of the artistic process.=0D=0A=0D=0AClaudia Maria Ammann works with large-scale primal rock and combines=0D=0Aher sculptural practice with participatory approaches. Together with=0D=0Athe Norway-based video artist VERENA SCHOLZ, she has been developing=0D=0Alight-and-stone installations for years, in which digital projections=0D=0Aand massive stone forms interact with one another. A new collaborative=0D=0Awork is also being created in Lübz—one that can not only be viewed=0D=0Abut also physically experienced.=0D=0A=0D=0AMAGDA JARZABEK, an artist originally from Poland, explores spaces and=0D=0Astructures as well as patterns of human thought and action through=0D=0Apainting, printmaking, photography, and film. The starting point for=0D=0Aher presentation in Lübz is an extensive series of watercolors.=0D=0A=0D=0AALJA PIRY, who grew up in Slovenia and now lives in Austria, explores=0D=0Alanguage, multilingualism, and urban landscapes in her artist’s=0D=0Abooks, text-based drawings, and video essays. Her work is created=0D=0Aon-site at the Kunsthaus.=0D=0A=0D=0AThe sculptor and installation artist JACEK KARLOWICZ from Norway=0D=0Apresents “Tears on Rain,” a sensory installation about transience=0D=0Aand memory loss. In her paintings, pastels, and textile works, ELLEN=0D=0AKARLOWICZ RISHOVD explores the effects of color and space,=0D=0Atransforming used fabrics into poetic visual spaces.=0D=0A=0D=0AAustrian artist EDITH SPIRA explores the theme of memory through=0D=0Apainting, drawing, and photography. Her works oscillate between=0D=0Afragment, trace, and dissolution, offering the audience new=0D=0Aperspectives on time, perception, and history.=0D=0A=0D=0AANKE ZÜRN, who lives in Switzerland and is a chemist in addition to=0D=0Aher artistic training, explores materials and their histories. Her=0D=0Afocus is on natural raw materials, traditional materials, and the=0D=0Aquestion of sustainable artistic production processes.=0D=0A=0D=0ATo accompany the exhibition, individual artists will offer workshops,=0D=0Athereby fostering further exchange with visitors. The fourth=0D=0Aexhibition in the LUPINALE 2026 series AT “TREFFPUNKT KUNSTHAUS=0D=0ALÜBZ” is conceived not only as an exhibition but also as an open=0D=0Aspace for encounters—for art, conversation, and shared experiences.=0D=0A=0D=0AExhibition: August 14–September 13, 2026=0D=0A=0D=0AKunsthaus Lübz – Center for Circular Art=0D=0AKirchenstraße 20, 19386 Lübz=0D=0A=0D=0AOpening hours: Fri. and Sat. 3–7 p.m., Sun. 1:00–5:00 p.m.=0D=0A=0D=0AInfo: zirkulaere-kunst.de | Instagram: @kunsthaus_luebz_zzk=0D=0A=0D=0AIf you’d like to support the volunteer work of the Kunsthaus team or=0D=0Athe international project “Treffpunkt Kunsthaus Lübz,” you can do=0D=0Aso here HTTPS://WWW.PAYPAL.COM/PAYPALME/SPENDECAS=0D=0A[https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/spendecas] or here=0D=0AHTTPS://HELP.A16.BE/01/INDEX.HTML [https://help.a16.be/01/index.html]=0D=0A. Thank you very much!=0D=0A
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