Art show in Friedrichshagen: Open studios on Müggelsee, 8th and 9th June 2024

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On the second weekend in June 2024, 27 artists will again open their studios to the public in Berlin-Friedrichshagen. Visitors are invited to go on a discovery tour and marvel at the diverse works of the artists in various environments. In addition to studios and workshops, gardens, draws, private houses, industrial plants and the historic town hall can also be visited. Friedrichshagen, located on the idyllic Müggelsee in southeastern Berlin, has a long artistic tradition. As early as the 19th century, the place was a popular meeting place for artists and writers. The spirit of this creative scene is still noticeable and shapes the cultural life of the district. The open studios offer ...
On the second weekend in June 2024, 27 artists will again open their studios to the public in Berlin-Friedrichshagen. Visitors are invited to go on a discovery tour and marvel at the diverse works of the artists in various environments. In addition to studios and workshops, gardens, draws, private houses, industrial plants and the historic town hall can also be visited. Friedrichshagen, located on the idyllic Müggelsee in southeastern Berlin, has a long artistic tradition. As early as the 19th century, the place was a popular meeting place for artists and writers. The spirit of this creative scene is still noticeable and shapes the cultural life of the district. The open studios offer ... (Symbolbild/MB)

On June second weekend in 2024, 27 artists in Berlin-Friedrichshagen will again open their studios to the public. Visitors are invited to go on a discovery tour and marvel at the diverse works of the artists in various environments. In addition to studios and workshops, gardens, draws, private houses, industrial plants and the historic town hall can also be visited.

Friedrichshagen, located on the idyllic Müggelsee in southeastern Berlin, has a long artistic tradition. As early as the 19th century, the place was a popular meeting place for artists and writers. The spirit of this creative scene is still noticeable and shapes the cultural life of the district.

The open studios offer visitors the opportunity to get an insight into the way the artists work, get into conversation with them and to acquire their works directly on site. The variety of works of art presented ranges from painting and sculptures to photography, graphic design, ceramics to installations and performance art.

Here is a table with some of the participating artists and their focus:

| Artist Focus |
| ——————— | ——————- |
| Anna Meier | Painting |
| Max Müller | Sculptures |
| Lisa Schmidt | Photography |
| Julia Fischer | Ceramic |
| David Weber | Installations |

The open studios in Berlin-Friedrichshagen offer both art lovers and curious visitors a unique opportunity to experience the creative diversity of the district and to get in touch with the artists. It promises to become an inspiring and enriching weekend for all those interested in art.


Source: www.berlin.de