Culture
Part of the foundation’s mission is to further culture, in the broad sense. Art as a way of understanding the world, a cultural life that is open to all and an environment that is itself a work of art.
Art as a path to knowledge
Those who paint learn to see. Those who sing learn to listen. Those who work with clay learn that form arises in the meeting between the hand and the material.
At the seminary, artistic work was part of every programme, whether you were going to be a teacher, a grower or a social therapist. Eurythmy, painting, music and modelling were not optional extras. They belonged to the core.
That is still how we see it. Culture is not something you consume in your spare time, but something that shapes people, and therefore something that should be close at hand: in education, in care and in everyday life on site.
Culture here
Culture on site
Concerts and performances in Kulturhuset, guided tours of the architecture and the park, walking trails through the landscape.
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Architecture and art
The buildings, the colours, the water and the garden. An environment where every detail is shaped with the same care as a work of art.
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Art makes the invisible visible, and the visible understandable.
Artistic training
Those who really want to go deeper can do so in our programmes. You will find them under Education.
- Music, theatre and danceThe voice, the body and the space. In development.In Education
- Art and art therapyColour, form and the healing sides of art. In development.In Education
- Waldorf Early Childhood TrainingWatercolour painting, singing, movement and handwork are part of the training, for the participants’ own sake and for the work with the children.In Education
Would you like to take part in creating culture here?
Get in touch if you would like to collaborate on a concert, a course or an exhibition, or if you would like to book a guided tour for a group.