PROGRAM 2026

As always, admission is free, and there are no participation fees for workshop attendees.
Anyone who would like to become a member of the circle of friends of Kunst für Angeln or support us with a small donation is very welcome to contact me directly.

Art strengthens resilience—whether created by oneself or simply through engaging with it.
Even viewing art can give hope, brighten one’s mood, and inspire confidence.
Engaging with art—actively or passively—should really be prescribed by a general practitioner!
Until that happens, Kunst für Angeln, with its numerous exhibitions and workshops, continues to offer free inspiration and genuine enrichment for everyday life.

In 2026, literature joins art—our book “The Kids are the Stars” was only the beginning.

For Kunst für Angeln 2026 is rich in art and culture:
Exciting exhibitions and expanded collaboration with young Danish artists and projects that make you curious to once again experience the Kunst für Angeln association as a vibrant place for art and encounters.

But before looking ahead to the 2026 program, it is worth reflecting back: 2025 was another highly successful year for Kunst für Angeln. Four impressive exhibitions at Wittkielhof and two creative children’s workshops shaped the annual program. Children were deliberately placed at the center: the major autumn exhibition “The Kids are the Stars” was entirely dedicated to their works—and also inspired the publication of our association’s first book.

2026 began with the exhibition “Ich bin ein Drinnie” – with a new cross-border collaboration, new young talents exhibiting publicly with us for the first time, as well as exciting exclusive programs and activities for the KfA circle of friends. The exhibition was open from April 19 to May 17.

What follows: the first solo exhibition, news from our KfA shop, more about our project “Art Against Loneliness”, and updates on planning our anniversary “Celebrating KfA – 5 Years of Kunst für Angeln”—and much more!

Also in 2027 there will be noteworthy news from the association… continue reading

September 27 – October 18, 2026: SOLO SHOW HENRIK BECKER
Henrik Becker lives and works in northern Germany. His work revolves around the search for new constellations of color and motif — versatile, yet with an unmistakable tone. Becker is a permanent part of the Roosen Trinks Collection and has already been featured in several KFA group exhibitions at Wittkielhof, as well as working as a curator.

The exhibition is open every Thursday, Friday and Sunday from 12 noon!
On other days after registration at: visit@kunstfuerangeln.de
Come by KUNST FÜR ANGELN at the WITTKIELHOF. Ingrid and team are looking forward to seeing you!

The exhibition runs till October 18.
Finissage & Open House: October 18 | 12:00–5:00 p.m.

PRESS RELEASE

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September 27 – October 18, 2026: ICONS OF PHOTOGRAPHY ART
in the Alte Schmiede at Wittkielhof

The exhibition is open every Thursday, Friday and Sunday from 12 noon!
On other days after registration at: visit@kunstfuerangeln.de

The exhibition runs till October 18.
Finissage & Open House: October 18 | 12:00 PM – 5:00 PM

PRESS RELEASE

October 4: CHILDREN’S WORKSHOP WITH HENRIK BECKER
Registration at:
visit@kunstfuerangeln.de


Loans of works of art to schools and daycare centres in Angeln:

Kaj-Munk-Skole, Kappeln 

Nordlicht Schule Süderbrarup 

ev. Kita-Werk Flensburg

ev. Kita-Werk Scheggerott


Regenbogen-Kita Gelting