Utz Antonio Kaspar would like to use his small collection to appeal to people

who have not yet been enthusiastic about contemporary art.

Petrarch climbs this mountain out of curiosity to gain a new perspective on things.

The view from the summit in all directions appeals to him, but this stressful walk also enables him to gain new insights. The report on this mountain tour is also the first description of a hike through nature that we know of in Europe.

The exhibition curator has travelled extensively on foot and by bicycle since his youth through the stunning landscapes of Europe, Africa and Asia. He would like to share his enthusiasm - of seeing oneself as part of a larger whole - with his contemporaries and thereby sensitise them to the pressing challenges of today.

The museum does not display any expensive works of art; it is good works that were created in the lively field of tension before or after nature. It is art that was created in the confrontation with visible and invisible nature and thus opens up new worlds to the viewer...

Artists in the collection are:

Hiro Abe

Wolfgang Achmann

Jaques Charles Bar alias Rabelli

Vittorio Colussi alias Turista

Günther Benedde

Heinz Butz

Frank Ebeling

Elllen Färber

Hamish Fulton

Günter Fruhtrunk

Elisa Ghenda

Marina Ghenda

Ena Openheimer

Slava Seidel

Anna Stiefvater

Wolfram Hacklinger

Michael Hauffen

Ernst Haeckel

Katsushika Hokusai

Pia Lanzinger

Lali Johne

Ilga Kaspar

Ina Kaspar

Utz Antonio Kaspar

Franz Innocenz Josef Kobel

Gisela Krohn

Konrad Markl

Jürgen Walter Müller

Martha Polli

Maria Ploskow

Ed Reinhardt

Fabian Reinke

Anselm Ring

Eva Ruhland

Anja Verbeek von Loewis

Max Josef Wagenbauer

Michael Jędrzejewski