The sculptor and painter Otto Flath (1906 – 1987) lived in Bad Segeberg from 1935 and created many of his works here. On the initiative of the Burmester couple a first exhibition room was added to Flath’s house and studio in 1948. Later on more rooms were added.
Sculptures, paintings and drawings by Otto Flath are presented in the ‘art hall’ and on the grounds surrounding the former villa of the artist.
The former ‘Villa Flath” offers working facilities and exhibition rooms to young contemporary artists, who are supported by the Flath Foundation.
adults 4,- €, groups of 15 or more persons, each person 3,- €, pupils, apprentices, students, persons doing military or community service: 1,- , family ticket 3,50 €
guided tour 10,- €, guided tour outside opening hours 15,- €
The woodcarver and painter Otto Flath (1906 – 1987) moved to Bad Segeberg in 1935, where many of his works were created. Otto Flath’s sculptures, paintings, and drawings are on display in his former house and on the grounds of the artist’s former villa. The former Villa Flath now offers work opportunities and exhibition space for young, contemporary artists.
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