Art at KWS
Current Exhibitions
Our exhibition space in Einbeck
KWS Art Lounge
Surrounded of Einbeck’s half-timbered architecture, this small gallery invites visitors to experience art in all its diversity. In three exhibition rooms, renowned artists and emerging talents present their works.
Whether classical painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, or performance – the range of artistic expression knows no bounds. Visitors can expect an inspiring space where art comes alive.
Vernissages, guided tours, and after-work events offer opportunities for exchange and new perspectives. Engage in conversation with artists and rediscover art in a fresh way. Admission is free.
Opening hours:
Thursday 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Friday 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Saturday 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM
Art in the BiT
For 25 years, the event series “Kunst im BiT” has been held on the company premises in Einbeck with exhibitions of regional, national and also international successful artists.
The location has been carefully chosen: Scientific and artistic creativity meet in the Biotechnikum, where research is conducted with passion and great know-how. In several annual exhibitions, the "Art in the BiT" series invites KWS employees and interested members of the public to engage with contemporary perspectives of painters, graphic artists and photographers and question established habits of seeing and thinking.
New perspectives are the key to creativity – in art and science.
Address
KWS SAAT SE & Co. KGaA
BiT 1 & 2
Grimsehlstraße 31, 37574 Einbeck
What is important to us
With our exhibitions we support young artists and expand the variety of cultural venues in our region. However, for KWS, engagement with art means much more than social commitment.
"As a plant breeder and research company, we are dependent on characteristics such as curiosity, the willingness to experiment, and openness. Innovation needs room to develop - just like art. That is why I am convinced: art makes a difference. By engaging with it, we are able to gain energy and inspiration for our own drive."
Dr. Felix Büchting, Spokesperson of the Executive Board
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