Due to great public interest, the exhibition Ann Wolff PERSONA will be extended until 14 August 2015. We look forward to your visit!

From 20 to 26 March the general public is invited to get to know the diversity of Munich’s foundations and their work. Whether it be educational or social projects, art or culture, science, health, or sports, environmental or international issues—foundations concern themselves with subjects that bear on the reality of all individuals—and are thus very close to people and their everyday life.

The publication provides a comprehensive overview of the last five years of the German-Swedish artist Ann Wolff’s work.

The two impressive short films Ann Wolff Live provide an insight on Ann Wolff’s intense examination of the material glass and her freehand work. Experience a moment in the life of the German-Swedish artist.

One focus of the foundation is on Asia, as the exhibition Glass.China illustrated. Thus it was a joyful afternoon at the Alexander Tutsek-Stiftung when Mark Joyce and Chin-Chye Lee, owners of the gallery Koru Contemporary Art in Hong Kong, visited the Ann Wolff show.

The Alexander Tutsek-Stiftung sponsors young people in various ways, in the past for instance with “Two Women Artists on Weiberwalz.” (See News of 5 June 2013)

With our new exhibition photographs we would like to incite curiosity for the current exhibition Ann Wolff: Persona and invite you to visit the same.

At the end of the first evening of a multi-day training course, in which about seventy Refratechnik employees from Germany, Spain, Hong Kong, and Hungary participated, the program included a visit to the new exhibition Ann Wolff: Persona.

A huge success! About 200 guests came to the opening of the exhibition Ann Wolff PERSONA on 16 October 2014 at the Alexander Tutsek-Stiftung in Munich

A special highlight in the exhibition Ann Wolff PERSONA is the newly acquired aluminum sculpture Mold, which has now found a place in the garden of the Alexander Tutsek-Stiftung.