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Opening: 17 April 2020, 7 pm
Gerrit Frohne-Brinkmann’s works stand in the tension between man-made present and references to a glorified age. Backdrop reinterprets the maritime identity of Hamburg: With the help of airbrush specialists, Frohne-Brinkmann visualises prehistoric underwater landscapes on metallic partitions and wall elements. Installed in an underground car park (i.e. below sea level) the scenario presented here could also depict a reality after the disappearance of man.
Singapurstraße 2 (Einfahrt),
20457 Hamburg
Together with a team of artists from Hamburg, Sebastian Quack is currently studying the emotive proximity with historical or fictional seafaring material in order to transpose the existential conflicts they address into the present and relate it to quotidian life as we experience it today. For IMAGINE THE CITY they develop an app-based work that relates the traditional passenger ship Seute Deern with its surroundings in the HafenCity.
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Draft: Ina Hollmann
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The sculpture entitled Public Face by artists Julius von Bismarck, Benjamin Maus and Richard Wilhelmer on Kibbelsteg Bridge has experienced various storms – art in public space simply has to endure a lot. However, the storm Sabine has left some traces. But don't worry: the Public Face will be repaired to keep on reflecting the mood of passers-by until September 30, 2020.
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An event series by IMAGINE THE CITY on the subject of art as a location factor, featuring guests from Hamburg and all over the world....
MOREAfter equally delighting inhabitants, art enthusiasts and passers-by during the month of August, Canadian artist Terence Koh’s Bee Chapel HafenCity moved from the Störtebeker Ufer...
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