Lydia Mammes and Herbert Mehler at the City Museum

With her abstract works, the artist Lydia Mammes plays on the fine line between recognising things and situations and complete pictorial autonomy. Colour alone is the formative element in the artist's works. It appears completely non-representational and non-expressive. In contrast, the large-format sculptures by the artist Herbert Mehler are a transposition of things seen in nature. The works rest naturally in themselves, autonomous and independent of their spatial context. Space, mass and volume interact with the surrounding space.

The double exhibition is being held in collaboration with Galerie Lausberg in Wuppertal and can be seen in Beckum from 31 May to 19 July. All interested parties are cordially invited to the exhibition opening on Sunday, 31 May at 11 am. Dr Peter Lodermeyer, art historian from Bonn, will give an introduction on this occasion.

Beckum Town Museum