I AM AN INDOOR PERSONInvitation to the Grand Art FINALE

Beyond the rapeseed fields and into art: just 4 km from Kappeln, an art exhibition by the association KUNST FÜR ANGELN awaits you — perfectly capturing the spirit of our times! The exhibition explores the changing use of social media, reactions to excessive advertising, fake news, and AI-generated images on digital platforms — and the return to analog life…

Welcome to the “Drinnie House”! Collector Ingrid Roosen-Trinks will personally guide visitors through the exhibition “I am a DRINNIE”!

A cooperation with Sønderjylland Kunstskole!

ONLY THIS weekend left:
Saturday, May 16
Sunday, May 17 / Finissage
Open from 12 PM – 5 PM each day!

You are invited to enjoy the art, browse selected literature, and enjoy free coffee, cookies, and soft drinks!
Open House!
Admission is free.


We have built a house inside our exhibition space! It’s painted and wallpapered!

Here is a very nice testimonial from a visitor.
And here is a good report by NDR (From around minute 20).

“If people cannot come to the art, we bring the art to the people!”
– this is the credo of the association KUNST FÜR ANGELN, founded 4 years ago by the collector Ingrid Roosen-Trinks. Since then, she has enriched Germany’s northernmost region with several exhibitions each year.

Close to the Danish border – surrounded by nature – artworks from the Roosen-Trinks collection as well as new works by young artists from the region attract thousands of visitors each year. The changing exhibitions, held in barns and on the estate, address contemporary topics and also give the youngest participants – in the Children’s Art Club Angeln – the opportunity to showcase their creativity.

For 15 years Ingrid Roosen-Trinks enriched Berlin’s art and cultural scene with her collection of contemporary art – and especially with her OPEN HOUSE events. Since 2022 she has been curating large exhibitions on various themes every spring and autumn at the Wittkielhof, which she discovered on her trips through the northern Schleswig-Holstein region. She also invites children to workshops held on site and in local preschools and schools. The starting point is always original artworks from the collection.


exhibitions 2026

“Drinnie” – from word to artwork.
What began as a podcast phenomenon now becomes visible:
The exhibition “I am a Drinnie” translates retreat, introspection, and the comfort zone into contemporary art.
One term. One feeling. One exhibition.

FINISSAGE Sunday, May 17
from 12:00 PM to 5:00 PM at
Kunst für Angeln,
Wittkielhof
OPEN HOUSE

review 2025

Kunst für Angeln brought art to people and people to art also in 2025.

CHILDREN’S WORKSHOPS

The April Workshop 2026 with Thomas Lunau was an event! A great number of children of all age groups took part.

Next CHILDREN’S WORKSHOP
with Henrik Becker will take place in October 2026!

ART IN THE
SCHOOL

KUNST FÜR ANGELN and the Nordlicht-School in Süderbrarup opened on April 26 2023 the second art exhibition with paintings of contemporary art from the ROOSEN-TRINKS Collection.

ART COMES TO
KIDS

The association KUNST FÜR ANGELN and the Protestant Kita Werk Schleswig-Holstein will present also 2025 latest works of art from the day care center children from Flensburg, Gelting and Scheggerott: the art comes back to the kindergarten and will inspire children to create their own works of art.
The results will be exhibited in the KIDS ART CLUB ANGELN at the WITTKIELHOF, Schleswig-Holstein’s only museum for children’s art!

Miscellaneous

bird

Miscellaneous from the collection and the artists.

YOUR VISIT

Getting there, guided tours, surroundings, booking and more.

STATEMENTS

Friendship, passion, art expertise: statements of fellow companions

THE IDEA

The association KUNST für ANGELN e.V. would like to enrich the region with Art and Culture and to offer free access to contemporary art in an uncomplicated, personal manner, set in a rural landscape.

THE WITTKIELHOF

The Wittkielhof is a typical anglian manor house, characteristic for the Angeln peninsula in the north of Schleswig-Holstein, which was built in the 19th century.