Art meets nature - free places for workshops

Participants can become active in the workshops and find out about the art in the salon in advance.

Simply register and discover nature in a special way.

Workshops for children and young people: Sunday, October 13, 2 to 5 pm and Sunday, October 20, 11.15 am to 2 pm: "Everything about and with nature": Participants will create their own pictures using dried natural materials such as flowers and plants. Afterwards, human and natural forms that the children and young people have discovered in the exhibition will be worked out of modeling clay and can then be taken home.

Workshops for senior citizens and children: Saturday, October 26 and Sunday, October 27, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.: Under the title "Tell me something...", an intergenerational workshop for senior citizens and children aged 6 to 10 years will take place with art, movement and lots of stories. In this workshop, participants will be inspired to tell stories by the works of art in the exhibition and by their own experiences of nature. By telling these stories with words, texts and pictures, the participants get to know each other better.

Another special feature: guided tours of the exhibition are offered on request in addition to the regular dates. Registration is required (e-mail: stephanie.borrmannstadt.salzgitterde phone: 05341 8394613).

All the artists were present at the vernissage. The 180 guests were impressed by the diversity of the art.

Information "Salon Salder":

The nationally renowned exhibition "Salon Salder - New Art from Lower Saxony" is dedicated to the theme of "Human Nature" this year. 13 artists with a connection to Lower Saxony are exhibiting selected works in the Municipal Art Collections (Museum Schloss Salder, Museumsstraße 34) until November 10.

The works of the following artists can be seen this year: Edward B. Gordon; Christian Holl & Lea Schürmann; Iris Juerges; Justine Otto; Ingo Rabe; Christian Retschlag; Asta Rode; Bernd Schulz; Christine Schulz; Birgit Streicher; Elisabeth Stumpf and Jan Thomas.

The vernissage was attended by around 180 guests from the region, who were impressed by the unusual and unique works of the artists. Discussions and exchanges were the focus of the opening, in which Stephanie Borrmann, Director of the Municipal Art Collections, emphasized that the current theme of nature is being addressed in a diverse, creative and sustainable way, inviting visitors to reflect and engage with it.

In addition to the workshops, there are various other events that deal with this year's theme. Registration is requested. Further information can be found in the calendar of events of the city of Salzgitter

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