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Sculpture Projects Munster: An Every 10 Year Outdoor Sculpture Exhibit
Munster, Germany was almost totally destroyed during World War II. If there is any indication that "Art Saves Lives," as I used to see on art pins sold in the Mariposa Gallery in Albuquerque, New Mexico, the Sculpture Project Munster, is it. Every ten years this outdoor sculpture exhibit pulls in artists' work from different countries to infuse vibrancy into the human experience. There are 37 artists on the list. This year's theme is to show how art transforms public space. To go along with the exhibit there are lectures, film screenings and discussions.
The exhibit, June 17-September 30 is a chance to see how you interact with the environment when you interact with the sculptures. Once each exhibit is over, Munster keeps some of the sculptures making this a city to see if you like outdoor art. There are 34 sculptures still on display from previous years.
If you are interested in heading here, the Web site has a Grand Tour page with visitor information.
Filed under: Arts and Culture, History, Learning, Europe, Germany
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Wally Mahar May 28th 2007 10:34PM
who is Jamie Rhein? The creator of this this blog? I was wanting to put a description in del.icio.us, and usually can find info in the link "about site". There is no such thing I can find easily about the site or author.
Wally
and of course, great site!!