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Skulpturen in Bad Homburg Und Frankfurt Rheinmain Bad Homburg – Bad Vilbel – Burg Eppstein – Eschborn – Frankfurt – Hessenpark – Kloster Eberbach – Kronberg 21. Mai – 1. Okt. 2017 Skulpturen in Bad Homburg und Frankfurt RheinMain in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Museum Liaunig, Neuhaus, Österreich Eröffnung / Opening Reception Sonntag / Sunday, 21.05.2017, 11.30 Uhr / a.m. Schmuckplatz [gegenüber / opposite Kaiser-Friedrich-Promenade 55] 61348 Bad Homburg v.d.Höhe Begrüßung / Greeting Alexander W. Hetjes Oberbürgermeister / Mayor of Bad Homburg v.d.Höhe Axel Wintermeyer Staatsminister, Chef der Hessischen Staatskanzlei / Minister of State, Head of the State Chancellery of Hessen Stefan Quandt „Blickachsen“-Förderer, Vorsitzender des Kuratoriums der Stiftung Blickachsen / Blickachsen supporter, Chairman of the Blickachsen Foundation Board of Trustees Christian K. Scheffel Geschäftsführer der Stiftung Blickachsen / Managing Director of the Blickachsen Foundation Gründer und Kurator der „Blickachsen“ / Founder and curator of Blickachsen Einführung / Introduction Dr. Maria Schneider Ko-Kuratorin / Co-curator Veranstalter / Organizers Stiftung Blickachsen gGmbH Magistrat der Stadt Bad Homburg v.d.Höhe Kur- und Kongreß-GmbH Verwaltung der Staatlichen Schlösser und Gärten Hessen in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Museum Liaunig, Neuhaus, Österreich / in collaboration with Museum Liaunig, Neuhaus, Austria HESSEN unter der Schirmherrschaft des Hessischen Ministerpräsidenten Volker Bouffier / under the patronage of the Prime Minister of the State of Hessen, Volker Bouffier 21 May – 1 October 2017 BLICKACHSEN 11 Contemporary Sculpture in Bad Homburg and Frankfurt RheinMain – in collaboration with Museum Liaunig, Neuhaus, Austria Joannis Avramidis (Österreich / Austria) *1922 in Batumi, Georgien / Georgia, †2016 in Wien / Vienna Will Nash (Großbritannien / UK) *1973 in Bangor, Wales Wolfgang Becksteiner (Österreich / Austria) *1972 in Graz Franz Xaver Ölzant (Österreich / Austria) *1934 in Oberzeiring Ricardo Calero (Spanien / Spain) *1955 in Villanueva del Arzobispo Josef Pillhofer (Österreich / Austria) * 1921 in Wien / Vienna, †2010 in Wien / Vienna Abraham David Christian (Deutschland / Germany) *1952 in Düsseldorf Pitsch & Schau (Deutschland / Germany) (Mario Pitsch, *1983 in Marienberg / Oliver Schau, *1984 in Hamburg) Gunter Damisch (Österreich / Austria) *1958 in Steyr, †2016 in Wien / Vienna Jaume Plensa (Spanien / Spain) *1955 in Barcelona Manfred Erjautz (Österreich / Austria) *1966 in Graz Karl Prantl (Österreich / Austria) *1923 in Pöttsching, †2010 in Pöttsching Johann Feilacher (Österreich / Austria) *1954 in Villach Stefan Rohrer (Deutschland / Germany) *1968 in Göppingen Laura Ford (Großbritannien / UK) *1961 in Cardiff, Wales Ulrich Rückriem (Deutschland / Germany) *1938 in Düsseldorf Bruno Gironcoli (Österreich / Austria) *1936 in Villach / †2010 in Wien / Vienna Babak Saed (Iran / Deutschland/Germany) *1965 in Maschhad / Mashhad, Iran Alfred Haberpointner (Österreich / Austria) *1966 in Ebenau Daniel Spoerri (Schweiz / Switzerland) *1930 in Galatz / Galat,i, Rumänien / Romania Jeppe Hein (Dänemark / Denmark) *1974 in Kopenhagen / Copenhagen Thomas Stimm (Österreich / Austria) *1948 in Wien / Vienna Ewerdt Hilgemann (Deutschland / Germany) *1938 in Witten Joana Vasconcelos (Portugal) *1971 in Paris, Frankreich / France Michael Kienzer (Österreich / Austria) *1962 in Steyr Ben Vautier (Frankreich / France) *1935 in Neapel / Naples, Italien / Italy Jean Y. Klein (Kanada / Canada) *1960 in Montréal Manfred Wakolbinger (Österreich / Austria) *1952 in Mitterkirchen Peter Kogler (Österreich / Austria) *1959 in Innsbruck Raul Walch (Deutschland / Germany) *1980 in Frankfurt/Main Alicja Kwade (Deutschland / Germany) *1979 in Kattowitz / Katowice, Polen / Poland Markus Wilfling (Österreich / Austria) *1966 in Innsbruck Markus Lüpertz (Deutschland / Germany) *1941 in Reichenberg / Liberec, Böhmen / Bohemia Fritz Wotruba (Österreich / Austria) *1907 in Wien / Vienna, †1975 in Wien / Vienna Gerhardt Moswitzer (Österreich / Austria) *1941 in Maria Lankowitz, †2013 in Wien / Vienna Erwin Wurm (Österreich / Austria) *1954 in Bruck an der Mur Hauptförderer / Main Supporters: Blickachsen 11 wird ermöglicht durch die Förderung von / Blickachsen 11 is made possible through the generous support of Deutsche Leasing AG, Freunde der Blickachsen, KPMG AG Wirtschafts prüfungs gesell schaft, Kulturfonds Frankfurt RheinMain gGmbH, Stefan Quandt, UBS Europe SE Weitere Förderer / Further Supporters: Arnold AG, AVG Trucks GmbH, BHF-BANK-Stiftung, Commerzbank AG, DIC Asset AG, FERI AG, François-Blanc-Spielbank GmbH, KanAm Grund Group, Willy A. Löw AG, Mainova AG W L Löw AG www.blickachsen.de Ferdinandstraße 19 | D-61348 Bad Homburg v.d.H. | [email protected] | +49 (0) 61 72 - 681 19 46.
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