Lasser Crossing
The entire cultural programme is based on four pillars that interact with each other and yet develop independently of each other. On the one hand, the focus is on dialogue with the artists, while on the other, projects are created in collaboration with cultural institutions. The third format opens up dialogue with local stakeholders, while the fourth deals with collecting, documenting and archiving culture in the building.
Meeting artists
Artists live in the Lasserhaus. Here they familiarise themselves with the house, its history and its stories. This is where ideas for new works are born, which flow into the Lasserhaus collection. Details on this residency project can be found here: Detailed description & information on participation
Meeting others
Art in all its forms. Meeting others seeks dialogue with other cultural institutions. Nothing is fixed, everything is created in dialogue and expressed in the most diverse languages of art.
Meeting Friends
Because we don’t want to keep our passion for beauty and value to ourselves, we invite our friends and acquaintances to the museum. There is always something new to discover or experience here.
Lasser Collecting
We want to continue writing the history of the house together with our guests and friends. For this reason, we collect encounters and ideas that arise in the house and thus ensure that they also become tangible for new guests. Layer by layer, day by day.
History
Three artists from Germany visited us from the beginning to the middle of November as part of the residency project.
A musical reading took place on 28 September as the finissage of Fabian Feichter’s temporary exhibition with his work Everything Loose.
Between 24.4.-28.09.2024 Fabian Feichter exhibits his work Everything Loose (2023) at the Lasserhaus.
Is there anything better than philosophizing about art, architecture, history and design with friends and acquaintances?