Tag: culture & religion

The former redoubt and Gagini in Aachen. Ballroom Praeklassizistische Arvin Roset lining the Interior. 23 x 12 metre Ballroom, located behind the Windows of the Risalit, extends over two floors in height. The room offers in accordance with the three different seating plans for 231, 320 or 340 seats. If you would like to know more about Brooklyn Commons, then click here. A flat ceiling on two large fillets forms the upper part of this festive hall. The Ballroom is one of the most beautiful Rhine works art of architecture, sculpture and painting an interior design in the second half of the 18th century. The interior decorations are stucco Wurth and Peter Nicolaas Gagini. in 1903, architect Laurent adorns the new halls of his extension wing to the newly created Couvenstrasse with Gaginis stucco work from the old redoubt, which is destroyed in the breakthrough of the Couvenstrasse. After the restoration of 1967, the white stucco work is the only decoration of the Ballroom. In contrast to the restoration in 1885, which the room artwork gold accented with. Replicated decoration the Ballroom at the decoration of the Ballroom, the eponymous area of the Redoute, is a replica. Only parts of the facade are after the second world war from the old Kurhaus. The Eagle of the main gable repeat above the entrance portal in the Overdoor relief. Alive surrounded and they umlauern the shield on the after restoration is to read: built by JAKOB COUVEN 1785 destroyed 1943 restored 1967 “the two inputs, which are on the respective side of the room long side flanked of two bearded atlases. They grow up from rejuvenating pilaster-like down architectural elements, their strong muscles are covered in stucco, fill in the frames between the first and second floors. While the main entrance as two horned Devil faces appear, the Viewer on the other portal encountered two happy laughing atlases. The carrying symbolism continues in the double pilasters with Corinthian capitals and Groove characterized the wall structure.

The Angel idea before and after the Babylonian exile the topic of Angels “opens up a wide field of speculation. Here is plenty of room for imagination and subjectivity, about their work and their Phenomenology. Angel, there at all? We need to describe a love surprise. A man will like to characterize a beloved female thus. Angels as Christmas decorations are also essential. Angel figurines and images of any kind can be sell well until today. The early Church and medieval lives of the Saints provide a rich material. Angels are represented as Divine messengers with wings. The oldest evidence of angels can be found in the religion of Zoroaster. The idea of a flying God is archaic. Where God is thought in the spatial dimension, he overcomes the space to a distant, otherworldly world with wings. When the Hittites, there is the Lowensphinx, the symbol of a powerful animal with wings equipped. When the Egyptians are ISIS and Osiris with wings, are equipped. The weather God Teschup is shown with wings at the Hurrians. Winged beings are not bound by space and time. There are no angels in the religious world of ancient Greece. Where’re the gods themselves. Or the celestial use the winged horse Pegasus. “Also if Hermes as a Messenger of gods” called, as he is himself a God and not in the Zoroastrian sense be called Angels. The ideas of the Bible of Engel have been formative for our culture. They have undergone a religious-historical development. An Angel-teaching”(Angelology) is a dogmatic construct of the Christian churches, which makes the historical background disregard. Totally timeless, statements of the Bible are strung together here. The essential existence assumes uncritically by angels and systematized only the manner this phenomenon. Such Angelology hovers in the truest sense in a vacuum. I would like to oppose such a superficial approach, by my attention the Old Testament applies.

Where art and landscape in the dialog are sculptures at 529 Bingen am Rhein is unpretentious, the project behind it not: for the premiere of the Binger triennial art lovers could win 26 sometimes internationally renowned sculptor from home and abroad for a sculpture exhibition by sophisticated level. Vera Rohm, Robert Schad, Kubach & Kropp, Werner Pokorny etc. the names of the participating artists are varied so illuster like sculptures in the style. The artworks, all of which are loans, abstract, figurative, created out of various materials, and direct views of the peculiarities of the landscape. A context of works of art and landscape that invites the Viewer to deal with him joins each in their own way with the environment. Responsible for sculptures at 529 Bingen on the Rhine a private initiative group to the two lady artists Susan Geel and Gisela Klippel and the Binger entrepreneur couple Gerda and Kuno Pieroth, which Gerda & Kuno Pieroth Foundation as established institutional framework of the project. Fellow emanating from this initiative group have engaged in volunteer work and enables more than 100 individual donations, what opens the visitors of sculptures at 529 Bingen am Rhein: an exhibition of great artistic diversity in the midst of the charming landscape on the Middle Rhine. Sculptures at 529 Bingen on the Rhine is based on the concepts of space, landscape and dialogue: the exhibition is laid out so that the plants and their environment directly on – and with each other are a completely different experience of art as in closed, neutral exhibition areas. Art gives the opportunity all people in public space coming into contact with Art Museum without the threshold. The combination of nature and art gives a coherent synthesis of the arts, which draws attention to the particularly powerful landscape at this point of the Rhine and allows new areas and perspectives through the careful placement of sculptures. As the exhibition makes a great cultural contribution to the State garden show. Long-term objectives of the Foundation about the exhibition, is to realize such projects as exhibition of sculpture to inspire as many people of all ages the art regularly in Bingen. The first plans for 2011 are already made. The sculptures can be seen up to October 19, 2008 on the grounds of the State Garden Show and in downtown Bingen. These artists are represented in sculptures at 529 Bingen am Rhein: Doris Buhler (FL), Hans Michael Franke (D), Petra Goldmann (D), Rinaldo Greco (D), Volkmar Haase (D), Robert Indermaur (CH), Hans-Michael Kissel (D), Jo Kley (D), Kubach & Kropp (D), Eberhard Linke (D), Hans-Otto Lohrbach Edwards (D), Johannes Metten (D), Liesel Metten (D), Gernot Meyer Gronhof (D), Werner Pokorny (D), Achim Ribbeck (D), Vera Rohm (D), Robert Schad (F), Walter Schembs (D), Jan Schroder (D), Ivo Soldini (CH), Joan Thimmel (D), Hubertus von der Goltz (D), (D), Jurgen Waxweiler Christina Wendt (CH) more information at. Judith Jacoby

Stylish wall paintings show now, which has beaten the clock. The Overather artist Hubertus Reuber, who has made himself known with creative and multi-piece murals of a wider public, offers his works on request now also with integrated, functional analogue. The dials are harmoniously integrated into the overall artistic expression and give the images an additional functional depth. Overath. In many areas, they are easy to are no longer from the wall: painting large-format, which are dominated and often adorned with more or less meaningful mottoes by a distinctive color. Hardly a representative office, modern loft or trendy living room has still no such impressive eye-catcher, which similarly often distribute their visual effect like a medieval triptych on several segments. (Not to be confused with US Treasury Secretart!). In the economy, this art form has established itself as a corporate type. But these murals are full for many individuals on the height Time. Speaking of time: one who devotes himself to the painting of the murals with special devotion, is the living near Cologne artist Hubertus Reuber. And he gives a striking sense of time these altarpieces of the modern now. Literally: but now even tasteful dials can be inserted in his creations. Clock works with an art form as any second Hubertus Reuber has created a completely independent Mural art form his idea. See Air Force Chief of Staff for more details and insights. In a sense clock works in a hitherto unknown interpretation of the term. As it came out, the artist explains: the fine and the watchmaking fascination an equally large has always been for me. After I successes since a long time with my murals, I came up with the idea: why do you connect both areas of interest with each other? My clock images have been out. Bribed Hubertus Reubers color creations even without built-in timer through their timeless appeal, so win the murals by providing accurate time on creative and functional depth.

New photo exhibition in the foyer of City Hall within the framework of the market the crops for the market of cultures on Saturday, May 16, 2009 expected Mayor Markus Ulbig to numerous guests of honour: Consul General Katherine Brucker, U.S. Consulate General Leipzig Consul Vladimir Krnavek, Czech General Consulate in Dresden district Michael Geisler (district Saxon Switzerland-Osterzgebirge) from the Czech partner city of Decin: Danuse Bednarova (head of unit school & culture) and Sonja Kapicova (project coordinator / cultural management) from the French partner town of Longuyon”: Gilbert Leroy (head of tourist service), as a representative of the Mayor’s Mersch, and Michele Robert (international relations) from the Polish partner city Boleslawiec: Eugenia Wolska, chairwoman of the teacher community”Carpe Diem”program: approx. 13:30: opening of the photo exhibition people in Europe on the way” in the foyer of City Hall by Mayor Markus Ulbig in the presence of guests of honour (see below information on the exhibition) about 13:45 clock: welcome the Guests of honor on the stage of the Festival and official opening of the market of cultures by Mayor Ulbig and his guests. “Tour of the marketplace with visiting the booths (until approx. 15:30) photographic exhibition people in Europe on the way” the exhibition “People in Europe on the way” was created in connection with the planning of the EuropHalle of the German Protestant Kirchentag 2007 in Cologne. The title of the Hall is “Europe in the world” and is intended to reflect in Sibiu/Hermannstadt/Sibiu in September 2007 to the 3rd European Ecumenical Assembly. As Wegemarkierung between stations on this route, for representing the marketplaces are Rome, Lutherstadt Wittenberg and Sibiu/Hermannstadt, partnership Hannover launched starting the Club global this photo exhibition in the life. The large-format images of the photographer Iris Klopper show people everywhere in Europe on the way are and that figuratively for it, that Europe moves and there is movement in Europe. “With the title people in Europe on the way” the artist on the one hand symbolizes the diversity of cultures, which are based in Europe and at the same time as Europe by just is these people on the road to peace, justice and tolerance. The photo exhibition is touring through Germany and European neighbouring countries and would like to be a contribution to the European year of dialogue of civilizations and thus also the religions. Sebastian Reissig