Exhibition in Kostrzyn
29 Jul - 09 Sep 2012
© Szymon Kobilarz
Frederick The Great, 2012
Kostrzyn, site-specific installation, divers materials
180 x 100 x 100 cm
Frederick The Great, 2012
Kostrzyn, site-specific installation, divers materials
180 x 100 x 100 cm
EXHIBITION IN KOSTRZYN
amongst others with Roland Boden, Via Lewandowsky, Nasan Tur, Simone Zaugg
29 July - 9 September 2012
“Reminder Kostrzyn” (Denk-Zeichen Kostrzyn)After his attempt to escape Prussia, Crown Prince Friedrich was detained in Kostrzyn Castle by his father Friedrich Wilhelm I from 1730-1732. On 6th November 1730 the King had the prince’s friend Hans Hermann von Katte, who had tried to help him escape, beheaded before Friedrich’s eyes.The former fortress in which the castle was situated has not yet been adapted for tourists; it is in an interim position – outside the city of Kostrzyn, but directly on Poland’s national border. Eleven international artists have implanted site-specific artworks into the ruined, former fortress of Küstrin (today Kostrzyn nad Odrą). These are unusual sculpturally, with the character of reminders.Participating artists: Roland Boden / Hubert Czerepok / Roland Fuhrmann / Szymon Kobylarz / Via Lewandowsky / Ulrich Polster / Jörg Schlinke / Nasan Tur / URBAN ART (Anne Peschken / Marek Pisarsky) / Simone ZauggCurator: Christoph TannertA cooperation between the Kulturland Brandenburg e.V., Künstlerhaus Bethanien GmbH, Berlin and the Fortress Museum Kostrzyn.A project in the context of Kulturland Brandenburg 2012 “COME TO YOUR SENSES! Friedrich the Second of Prussia” (KOMMT ZUR VERNUNFT! Friedrich der Zweite von Preußen)Kulturland Brandenburg 2012 is supported by the Ministry for Science, Research and Culture, as well as the Ministry for Infrastructure and Agriculture of the State of Brandenburg.
amongst others with Roland Boden, Via Lewandowsky, Nasan Tur, Simone Zaugg
29 July - 9 September 2012
“Reminder Kostrzyn” (Denk-Zeichen Kostrzyn)After his attempt to escape Prussia, Crown Prince Friedrich was detained in Kostrzyn Castle by his father Friedrich Wilhelm I from 1730-1732. On 6th November 1730 the King had the prince’s friend Hans Hermann von Katte, who had tried to help him escape, beheaded before Friedrich’s eyes.The former fortress in which the castle was situated has not yet been adapted for tourists; it is in an interim position – outside the city of Kostrzyn, but directly on Poland’s national border. Eleven international artists have implanted site-specific artworks into the ruined, former fortress of Küstrin (today Kostrzyn nad Odrą). These are unusual sculpturally, with the character of reminders.Participating artists: Roland Boden / Hubert Czerepok / Roland Fuhrmann / Szymon Kobylarz / Via Lewandowsky / Ulrich Polster / Jörg Schlinke / Nasan Tur / URBAN ART (Anne Peschken / Marek Pisarsky) / Simone ZauggCurator: Christoph TannertA cooperation between the Kulturland Brandenburg e.V., Künstlerhaus Bethanien GmbH, Berlin and the Fortress Museum Kostrzyn.A project in the context of Kulturland Brandenburg 2012 “COME TO YOUR SENSES! Friedrich the Second of Prussia” (KOMMT ZUR VERNUNFT! Friedrich der Zweite von Preußen)Kulturland Brandenburg 2012 is supported by the Ministry for Science, Research and Culture, as well as the Ministry for Infrastructure and Agriculture of the State of Brandenburg.