Coming soon: A THING THAT MAKES A CASTLE by Sabine Müller

On 31 August at 6:30 p.m. Exhibition opening
Details to the Exhibition

NEWCOMER KWS Art Lounge

In 2015, the art exhibition space in the Biotechnikum was expanded: The NEWCOMER KWS Art Lounge is located at Einbeck’s center, surrounded by half-timbered houses, tradition and Lower Saxony's down-to-earth attitude.

In two rooms, the small gallery offers young upcoming artists the opportunity to gain or further develop exhibition experience. The exhibitions are not limited to classic painting but can comprise all possible art forms, also newly invented and reinvented ones: sculpture, photography, print graphics, visual media, light installations or performance art.

NEWCOMER is open for everything: beautiful, weird, face-to-face, inspiration or simply something new.

Opening hours

WE 10 a.m. – 1 p.m.
FR: 3 p.m. - 6 p.m
SA: 10 a.m. – 1 p.m.

Tiedexer Straße 20, 37574 Einbeck

Coming soon: A THING THAT MAKES A CASTLE

Vernissage of the exhibition by Sabine Müller.

The barely perceived objects of our environment, the small everyday helpers - transferred into blue porcelain by the artist and not without wit - are the focus of her multimedia space-specific installation.

Exhibition opening on Thursday, 25.5.2023, 6:30 pm, NEWCOMER KWS Art Lounge, Tiedexer Straße 20, Einbeck.

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Previous exhibitions

OF HARMONY AND DISREPAIR
by Katharina Kühne

Katharina Kühne explores the structures of life, which she interprets painterly, installative and sculptural in her artistic work. Thus, in the rooms of NEWCOMER, she shows ceramic sculptures and works on paper in addition to painterly wall works until Saturday 12.08.2023.

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Christian Holze – Vernissage Meeting Room

Meeting Room Christian Holze conceives for the NEWCOMER Gallery. Sculptures, hybrid image formats and moving images move into the exhibition spaces.

Exhibition opening on Thursday, 16.2.2022, 6:30 p.m., NEWCOMER KWS Art Lounge, Tiedexer Straße 20, Einbeck.

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Roman Thomas: HIDDEN PLACES

For Roman Thomas, urban space plays a central role in the context of the human individual. It is the contrast between a city of millions and the human loneliness of the individual in our current society that moves him! On his many forays through metropolises, the artist finds - as if by magic - these special places of his fascination. With Hidden Places he lets us participate and takes us into his large-format image world.

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Further exhibitions

Digital exhibitions

Current press releases about NEWCOMER KWS Art Lounge

Executive Board member Eva Kienle, artist Katharina Kühne and historian Alexander Leinemann

"Of Harmony and Disrepair" – Works by Katharina Kühne on display at the NEWCOMER KWS Art Lounge

Katharina Kühne examines the structures of life. She interprets them in her artistic work in a painterly, installative and sculptural way. "Based on an admiration for our planet and the complex systems that make it a habitable place for us humans, I would like to depict the beauty and diversity of the earth and at the same time encourage us to reflect on our treatment of the environment," she says.

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Frank Thiele, Kunsthaus, Bettina Alex, NEWCOMER, Imke Weichert, Einbecker StadtMuseum

Einbeck Art Sunday: NEWCOMER KWS Art Lounge, StadtMuseum and Kunsthaus open their exhibitions again on April 16.

Spring invites you to take a stroll through downtown Einbeck on a Sunday afternoon. On April 16, between 3 and 5 p.m., art can be enjoyed at several locations: The NEWCOMER KWS Art Lounge, the StadtMuseum and the Kunsthaus will open their current exhibitions.

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„Hidden Places“: NEWCOMER KWS Art Lounge shows large-format paintings as windows into another reality

With the new exhibition at the NEWCOMER KWS Art Lounge in Einbeck, the artist is taking visitors on a journey into his large-format image worlds. Entitled "Hidden Places," the photographs can be seen in the rooms in Tiedexer Straße until December 30.

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