Our events on the Lindenterrasse combine stylish enjoyment with inspiring art. Powered by KUNST ZWISCHEN DEN MEEREN - a Hamburg art gallery for contemporary artworks and sculptures - we have invited many renowned artists to exhibit their works on the Lindenterrasse and will also be on site themselves. This creates space for personal encounters and exciting conversations about art and creativity.

Susan Sieg has been working as an artist since 2004 and lives in Hamburg. Her preference for bold, bright colors and large, unusual formats led her to acrylic as a suitable form of expression, in which the acrylic paint is mainly applied with a palette knife. Sieg experiments with different materials, which she integrates into her works. Her personal expression with the help of mortar and granules gives her compositions a certain roughness, which is particularly characteristic of her paintings of people.

Image: © Susan Sieg

Kirstin Knorr lives and works in Hamburg. As an artist, she moves between photography and linocuts - always in search of graphic clarity and formal sophistication. In her black and white photographs, she reveals abstract structures in everyday scenes, while her mostly monochrome linocuts consist of a reduced vocabulary of forms and clear lines. Knorr combines traditional techniques with contemporary aesthetics and creates works that strike an exciting balance between precision and materiality.

Image: © Kirstin Knorr

In addition to her passion for printmaking, Ulrike Koch also began working figuratively in stone, clay and wax in the early 1990s. Since 1995, she has been running a workshop in Altona with her colleague Gabriele Lemburg, where she has been printing, modeling and painting for over 30 years. The first bronze sculptures were created in 1998 under the guidance of the artist Siegfried Assmann, who is known in northern Germany for his art in public spaces and his lead glass windows in churches. Ulrike Koch has been a member of the Professional Association of Fine Artists (BBK) since 2011 and works as a freelance artist.

Image: © Ulrike Koch

For many years now, the Hamburg art gallery for contemporary art has been cooperating very successfully with the renowned goldsmith Maren Vöge. Together, the gallery and the goldsmith, who is very well known in the German Baltic Sea region, organize extraordinary art symbiosis events (art & art). At these events, contemporary art on canvas and wood is paired with exquisite, precisely handcrafted, special jewelry, which is always presented to enthusiastic event visitors. Maren Vöge is a trained master goldsmith and gem setter who has worked in Stade, Stockholm and Hamburg. She has been running her own goldsmith's shop in Schleswig-Holstein since 2004.

Image: © Maren Vöge

Luk Schäfer's works captivate with their high emotionality. Color gradients become emotional states and contrasts become emotional interjections. The light is powerfully kept in motion by the multiple primed backgrounds. The unique composition of vibrant colors, free lines and geometric structures create a powerful visual language. Motif and material portray what makes people grow positively at their core.

Image: © Luk Schäfer

Astrid Krömer is a true Elbe local heroine and was born in Wedel-Rissen - near the Hotel Louis C. Jacob hotel. Astrid studied art and illustration in Hamburg and in the course of her artistic development in the north of Germany has grown into one of the most versatile artists, creating realistic and distinctive maritime works of art. On canvas, her works captivate with vivid color composites that create a fascinating interplay of graceful light, realistic, tangible forms and flowing textures. In 1993, Astrid founded "atelier 9" and began working as a freelance children's book illustrator in addition to her fine art on canvas. In 25 years, she has produced more than 80 children's and young adult books for various publishers. Astrid is not only a successful visual artist and children's book illustrator. As a much-booked lecturer at the Ministry of Education, Science and Culture of the State of Schleswig-Holstein, she has been used for many years for a wide variety of teaching assignments. In these courses, the artist passes on her extensive knowledge to the participants.

Image: © Astrid Krömer

Angela Scherer-Kern studied illustration at the University of Applied Sciences for Design in Hamburg and established herself as a freelance artist in the 1990s with her own style "Metallicons". Her works are created using metallic tones such as gold, silver, copper and bronze. After working for NDR and numerous exhibitions in Germany and abroad, she founded her studio "LunArtis" in Tangstedt near Hamburg in 2004. Since 2008, she has combined her art with writing and has published illustrated picture books and prose. From 2013, her focus increasingly shifted to acrylic on canvas, often with metallic accents - new work cycles such as "Der metallene Faden", "Spiegelwelten", "BrushSigns" and "fourViews" were created. Together with Kunst zwischen den Meeren, she realized around 25 solo exhibitions in exclusive hotels and resorts. in 2022, her work was awarded the "European Cup for Art & Culture" - a great tribute to her extraordinary life's work, which is far from over.

Image: © Angela Scherer-Kern