Sculpture Network Update: DIALOGUE 25 MARCH 2023 | DERNEBURG, DE Sculpture Network Dialogue at the art museum Schloß

DIALOGUE

25 MARCH 2023 | DERNEBURG, DE Sculpture Network Dialogue at the art museum Schloß Derneburg Guided visit through the Sculpture Parc and the Lydia Okumura Exhibition In this Dialogue, we discover two exhibition areas of the Kunstmuseum Schloss Derneburg in Lower Saxony, the Sculpture Park and the Lydia Okumura Exhibition, during a guided tour by the Hall Foundation. Program 10:45  Meeting in front of the entrance of the Kunstmuseum Schloss Derneburg 11:30  Start of the guided tour After the tour, we will return to the museum's restaurant. There, we will have the opportunity to talk about what we have seen, and also about our own projects and ideas. Later, you can explore the museum and other exhibitions on your own. Another attraction in the immediate vicinity of Kunstmuseum Schloss Derneburg is the Laves Culture Trail, which leads through a landscape park with buildings by the Hanoverian master architect Georg Ludwig Friedrich Laves (1788-1864). Participation Normal price: 25,00 EUR Sculpture Network members: 19,00 EUR To be paid in cash on the spot. The lunch is not included in the fee. The number of participants is limited, and online registration is required.  Please register using the "Register Now" button at the bottom of this email. Maximum: 20 attendees. Members priority Registration period until March 20, 2023. The language of the event is German. The event is organized by Frank Nordiek, Sculpture Network Coordinator, Hannover, Germany.   How to get there We recommend a climate-friendly journey either by public transport (train) or by carpooling, which Sculpture Network will help to organize. By train : If you choose to travel by train, there are trains available from Hannover Central Train Station and Hildesheim Central Train Station. Kunstmuseum Schloss Derneburg is located 15 min (1.2km) walking distance to the Derneburg Train Station.  For return, trains run hourly in the direction of Hannover/Hildesheim and Bad Harzburg. By car: Hanover approx. 50 km / Hildesheim approx. 18 km / Kassel approx. 150 km For more information about the location please visit our event site: Dialogue at Art Museum Schloß Derneburg, Lower Saxony

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Sculpture Network end of year! December 2022 – Between Christmas and New Year

December 2022 – Between Christmas and New Year

Here's to Our Upcoming New Website and a Happy New Year!   At midnight on 31 December, the sculpture network team will not only be celebrating the New Year, but we will also be looking forward to the successful launch of our new website. Before that happens, we would like to take a look at the highlights of the past year with you. Please note: the links to the articles will only work until the end of this year. Enjoy reading and have a great start into 2023!

520 People... ...met this year at our Online Clubs, where we exchanged ideas beyond national borders about three-dimensional art. We learned how to place installations, weighing tons, on hiking trails in the Dolomites and discussed how sculpture can support commemoration. The topic of melting iron and fire art was a hot one. Julia Weiss told us more about this inspiring Online Club in her article. Read Article

18 Dialogues... ...made it possible to finally meet fellow artists and friends again – what a delight! At this year's national and international Dialogues we walked through sculpture gardens, met artists in their studios and took a look behind the scenes of a bronze foundry. A special highlight: the International Dialogue in Wuppertal, which Gabriele Maria Friederichs has written about.  Read Article

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And there was also a lot going on on our Social Media accounts! Here are the three posts with the highest number of Likes on Instagram this year.

Philipp Käppeli Photo: Rhythm and Space View Post Manfred Hellweger Photo: Hanzaflow View Post Odnoder Photo: Rebuilt Aura View Post

Save the Date! International Forum 2023 At last the time has come again! For the 15th International Forum we will meet in Malaga 5-7 October 2023. We will take three days to address the greatest challenge facing the international community: the climate emergency. How can three-dimensional art contribute to stopping climate change? How do museums, artists and institutions react when sustainability is not only an option but a must? We look forward to having exciting discussions and obtaining valuable insights with you! Further Information

Thank You Last but not least: a huge thank you to the Waldemar Bonsels Foundation. The foundation's funding significantly supports our editorial work.

Pictures Cover: Bart Ensing, Connection, FjoertoerTerschelling, 2017. www.bartensing.com Photo: Dasja Tiemens 520 People: Flight of the Phoenix 2014. Iron Performance. Jenny K. Hager, with Andreas Glaser, Cynthia Handel and Susanne Roewer, 7th ICCCIA Conference Latvia 18 Venues: Anish Kapoor Body preparing for Monadic Singularity at Skulpturenpark Waldfrieden. #sclupturenewroknewyear#fineartmagazine#fineartnewyear

Sculpture Network On LIne Club Dec. 12, 2022,

sculpture network The Online Club Monday, 12 December 2022, 20.00 CET Car Sculptures: Objects of Desire or Destruction?   After World War II, when the car was embraced by the masses, it was cherished as well as criticised by artists. For Wolf Vostell (1932, Leverkusen – 1998, Berlin, DE), pioneer of Happenings and the Fluxus Mouvement in Europe, life and art were one. In 1974, upon his arrival in the ancient landscape of Malpartida de Cáceres (ES), he mummified his car in concrete, as a start of Museo Vostell Malpartida. Speakers: José Antonio Agúndez García – director, Alberto Flores Galán – curator, Josefa Cortés Morillo – curator. In humorous car sculptures and installations Olaf Mooij (1958, Rotterdam, NL), highlights our deep love for the car, and the sacrifices we make for it, from climate change, human lives and clean air. His exhibition Autopia is on show in Museum De Domijnen, Sittard, NL. Speakers: Olaf Mooij, Anne Berk, curator. Join our Zoom Meeting on Monday, 12 December 20.00 CET.   After the lectures get together and networking in smaller groups. The event will be held in English. Participation is free of charge, all you need is a PC, tablet or smartphone with an internet connection. Please register with the button "Register Now!" to receive the link to the Zoom meeting. << Register Now! >> Cover picture: Wolf Vostell, VOAEX, 1976. Photo © Armando Méndez Photo 2: Olaf Mooij, Hair Car series, 2002-2004, Punk Trabant. Photo Uwe Weber zeitraster.comany.

Car Sculptures: Objects of Desire or Destruction?   After World War II, when the car was embraced by the masses, it was cherished as well as criticised by artists. For Wolf Vostell (1932, Leverkusen – 1998, Berlin, DE), pioneer of Happenings and the Fluxus Mouvement in Europe, life and art were one. In 1974, upon his arrival in the ancient landscape of Malpartida de Cáceres (ES), he mummified his car in concrete, as a start of Museo Vostell Malpartida. Speakers: José Antonio Agúndez García – director, Alberto Flores Galán – curator, Josefa Cortés Morillo – curator. In humorous car sculptures and installations Olaf Mooij (1958, Rotterdam, NL), highlights our deep love for the car, and the sacrifices we make for it, from climate change, human lives and clean air. His exhibition Autopia is on show in Museum De Domijnen, Sittard, NL. Speakers: Olaf Mooij, Anne Berk, curator.

Join our Zoom Meeting on Monday, 12 December 20.00 CET.   After the lectures get together and networking in smaller groups. The event will be held in English. Participation is free of charge, all you need is a PC, tablet or smartphone with an internet connection. Please register with the button "Register Now!" to receive the link to the Zoom meeting.

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Cover picture: Wolf Vostell, VOAEX, 1976. Photo © Armando Méndez Photo 2: Olaf Mooij, Hair Car series, 2002-2004, Punk Trabant. Photo Uwe Weber zeitraster.comany. #sclupturenetworkmeeting#fineartmagazine#fineartnolinesclupturefun

Like Sculpture read try the news letterJuly 2018

July 2018

Fascinated by Art in the Underground At the sculpture network Dialogue in Munich last Thursday, Lothar Schiffler shared his passion for art in the underground with us. Prior to this evening hardly anyone of those present had been aware of the huge diversity of art which is present in subway stations worldwide. Curious what we discovered in the Munich underground? Check out our picture gallery!

Love at Second Glance Our editor Elisabeth Pilhofer sets out this summer to search for places where sculpture and architecture meet. Her first stop: a sculpture that people in Munich call "Barfi" but surprises the observer at second glance. Read more

Can Art Embody an Attitude? This question is pursued by the art historian Willy Hafner. In his review of the first sculpture network Lab in Amsterdam, he states: "Absolute freedom is an illusion. There is no natural state of freedom, people everywhere always have to fight for freedom – in art, just like in real life." Read more

Join us at our Dialogue in Berlin ! Karol Broniatowski and the curator Anne Schwanz will guide us through the exhibition "Karol Broniatowski - IM MOMENT" on July 18th. Afterwards, there will be time for a drink together and networking in small groups. We look forward to seeing you! Further Information

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