In 1998, Harms also went bankrupt and died. The Carlshütte was dissolved and sold at auction. It was Hans-Julius Ahlmann who bought back the site and buildings, so that ACO and the Carlshütte were finally reunited geographically and idealistically. Since then, the historic bays and the grounds of the Carlshütte have been filled with new life, now as the Carlshütte artwork.
In 1998, Harms also went bankrupt and died. The Carlshütte was dissolved and sold at auction. It was Hans-Julius Ahlmann who bought back the site and buildings, so that ACO and the Carlshütte were finally reunited geographically and idealistically. Since then, the historic aisles and the grounds of the Carlshütte have been filled with new life, now as a venue for NordArt, one of the largest exhibitions of contemporary art in Europe also known as Kunstwerk Carlshütte.
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In 1998, Harms also went bankrupt and died. The Carlshütte was dissolved and sold at auction. It was Hans-Julius Ahlmann who bought back the site and buildings, so that ACO and the Carlshütte were finally reunited geographically and idealistically. Since then, the historic aisles and the grounds of the Carlshütte have been filled with new life, now as a venue for NordArt, one of the largest exhibitions of contemporary art in Europe also known as Kunstwerk Carlshütte.
A report in the news magazine DER SPIEGEL on 17 February 1975 took a critical look at the business practices of the new Carlshütte owner Ulrich Harms.
