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The Museum<\/span><\/h2>\n

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Welcome:\u00a0<\/span>Das Museum stellt sich vor,<\/h2>\n

von A wie Ammertal bis Z wie Zott, Christian.<\/h2>\n

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Ammertal<\/h2>\n

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The mSE Kunsthalle is located in the nature park Ammergauer Alpen<\/a>. The surrounding area offers many excursion destinations: the Schleifm\u00fchlenklamm, rocky peaks and the Ammerschlucht for nature lovers; Linderhof Castle, the Ettal Monastery and the Oberammergau Passion Theater as evidence of customs and culture. For hiking, mountain biking and for a stop in between there are many beautiful routes and places, daily tips on the linked page.<\/span><\/p>\n

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Architecture<\/h2>\n

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A rural ensemble in a modern design was created by the architect Thomas Wild from the Swiss architectural office Wild B\u00e4r Heule<\/a>\u00a0for the Kunsthalle and its neighbors. The functionality of modern functional buildings is combined with the building tradition of the Ammer Valley. The wide roofs and wooden facades inspired by the rural tradition create the impression of a homestead that blends harmoniously into the landscape. (Rendering by Wild Bear Heule)<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

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Ausstellungen, vergangene<\/h2>\n

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Since 2014, the Kunsthalle and its predecessor institution ZOTT Artspace have been showing exhibitions and art projects in various locations: in Verona, Singapore, San Cassiano in the Dolomites, Munich, Venice, Hamburg, Vienna, in the Upper Palatinate and now, of course, in Unterammergau. The works of the past exhibitions<\/a> are mainly from the genres of sculpture, painting and photography. (Detail from \"Breaking Waves\" (2018) by Ricky Gumbrecht, \u00a9 artist)<\/p>\n

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Hieronymus<\/h2>\n

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The neighboring Restaurant Hieronymus<\/a> serviert inspirierte Gerichte aus regionalen Zutaten, fein, raffiniert und entspannt, direkt am offenen Grill, auf der Galerie, in der Bar\u00a0oder auf der Sonnenterrasse und im Wirtsgarten \u2013 immer eingerahmt von der malerischen Bergkulisse des Ammertals. Im ganzen Restaurant sind Werke aus Christian Zotts Kunstsammlung zu sehen, Fotografien, Skulpturen und Gem\u00e4lde, wie hier abgebildet von Konstantin Sotnikov.<\/p>\n

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To the KAIROS exhibition<\/h2>\n

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With the exhibition KAIROS. The Right Moment<\/a> , initiator Christian Zott brings 2,000 years of European art history to life from a new perspective with a playful concept: paintings by Wolfgang Beltracchi and photographs by Mauro Fiorese show what is not usually seen in art history, forgotten works and those that were never created, on a tour from Roman antiquity to the mid-20th century.<\/p>\n

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Lartor<\/h2>\n

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The Boutique-Hotel Lartor<\/a> has twelve rooms with floor-to-ceiling panoramic windows, oak wood furniture and parquet flooring. With urban luxury and magnificent views of nature, the Lartor invites you to dream of other worlds, as each room has been dedicated to a different fantastic place in the history of European literature and art. Individual works from Christian Zott's art collection are also displayed in the lobby and corridors.<\/span><\/p>\n

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mSE<\/h2>\n

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The \"mSE\" of the mSE Kunsthalle stands for \"Management Solutions and System Engineering\" and comes from the consulting firm for supply chain management mSE Solutions<\/a>which Christian Zott founded over 30 years ago. The company, led to international success, today has five locations on three continents, in Munich, L\u00fcbeck, Chicago, Singapore and Bengaluru. The sponsor of the Kunsthalle has since been renamed \"HoKairos Holding GmbH\".<\/p>\n

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Collection<\/h2>\n

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In addition to selected loans, the mSE Kunsthalle primarily shows works from the collections of Christian Zott and HoKairos Holding GmbH, which is managed by the mSE Kunsthalle. Behind the link we present individual works of the Collection<\/a> which are currently neither exhibited in the Kunsthalle nor open to the public in the neighboring buildings. (Detail from \"Defending a long lasting love, Vicenza\" by Mauro Fiorese, photograph, 80 x 80 cm)<\/p>\n

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Sculpture<\/h2>\n

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Die Sculpture<\/a> makes up a special focus of the Kunsthalle. In the foyer are masterpieces of the early 20th century by Ernst Barlach and Wilhelm Lehmbruck, alongside contemporary works by Giuseppe Spagnulo, Norbert Tadeusz and others. On the forecourt Bruno Wank interprets the god Kairos in two sculptures; in the sculpture garden contemporary works by Lois Anvidalfarei, Norbert Tadeusz, Spagnulo and other loans are exhibited.<\/p>\n

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Tagung<\/h2>\n

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On the first floor of the Kunsthalle there are two meeting rooms named mSE Campus<\/a>, with excellent technical equipment and a view of the sculpture garden and nature. The rooms are rented individually or combined, for meetings, free weddings, hybrid meetings, corporate events, presentations, business retreats or business incentives with up to about 40 people. Please contact<\/a> our collegues at the Boutiqe-Hotel Lartor for any inquiries.<\/p>\n

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Zott, Christian<\/h2>\n

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Christian Zott<\/a> is the owner of the mSE Kunsthalle, the boutique hotel Lartor and the restaurant Hieronymus. After decades all over the world, where he achieved the success of his consultancy mSE Solutions, he opened the three buildings in Unterammergau in 2019 to create a special place in the old home of his passion for art and his joy for pleasure and lifestyle. He has been initiating art projects and exhibitions since 2014.<\/p>\n

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