Future Flashback – End of the exhibition in Landsberg
The exhibition has been dismantled since 13.11.2020 and the leaves still mark the location at the Karolinenbrücke.
Many thanks to the secondary school in Landsberg, the pupils who produced these wonderful contributions.
Many thanks to the city of Landsberg for the support with the building fences by the municipal building yard for the exhibition.
Many thanks to the support from the programme “Kultur macht stark” by the Turkish community in Germany, who made this presentation and workshop possible. This marks the end of three years and 11 extensive workshops. But it will continue in 2021!
Many thanks to all the participants and speakers who have undertaken this journey through time together.
And – the digital version of the exhibition is still available and will be expanded. Soon the contributions – virtual spaces – from Ukraine and Turkey will follow. The view into the future has only just begun.
THE DIGITAL EXHIBITION CONTINUES
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2020-1945: A CURRENT INVENTORY OF THE LANDSBERG CULTURE OF REMEMBRANCE
*** The exhibition has been expanded and extended until 31.12.2020 ***
The exhibition shows the invisible and yet present.
75 years after the end of the Second World War.
EXPANSION FROM 1.11.2020
The exhibition has been extended and now also shows the 360° documentation of the exhibition “From Lithuania to Landsberg”.
This exhibition by Karla Schönebeck (idea, concept and text) and Wolfgang Hauck (design and realisation) was shown at the “Wolf Durmashkin Composition Award” 2018 in Landsberg and afterwards at Boston College in Boston (USA).
“The exhibition ‘From Lithuania to Landsberg’ is a search for traces, in the course of which the paths of victims and perpetrators cross several times and, last but not least, come full circle at the Lech River.” Karla Schönebeck
PERSPECTIVE OF THE EXHIBITION 2020-1945
For some, a long time ago, for others just over and still much too close.
How does a city and its society deal with the culture of memory?
What is visible, what is not?
What is done, what is omitted?
What is conscious, what unconscious?
What is there without being visible?
The digital exhibition rooms open up online, 3D animations invite discovery through VR glasses.
In this way, a digital exhibition that is not really there can still be experienced.
Can this virtual reality be an image of our collective memory?
Step into a room that is only apparently empty and decide for yourself!
The exhibition is free of charge.
INFORMATION ABOUT THE EXHIBITION
The video of the opening, a catalogue, press releases and further information can be found on the website: www.LandsbergHistory.de
SUPPORT
Hans Heinrich Martin Foundation, theKunstBauStelle e. V.
IDEA, CONCEPT AND REALISATION
Virtual experience spaces by Wolfgang Hauck
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On 27 March Wolfgang Hauck opened the exhibition at 6:30 pm.
The speech was broadcast live on a YouTube channel.
Due to exit restrictions it was not possible for the invited guests to be directly on site, but about 60 people followed the opening live via streaming. Now you can watch the recording of the opening at any time.
Virtual openings like this one will be seen more often during the Corona pandemic. This is a successful example of how we can design and run cultural events despite the current restrictions.
But the digital format of this exhibition, which was designed for VR (virtual reality) glasses and as an online presentation, is also out of the ordinary. This also makes the opening a premiere for a new genre.
The theme of the current stocktaking of the culture of memory is particularly suitable for negotiating the problems of a culture of memory in the age of a collective memory that is constantly expanding digitally.
Wolfgang Hauck’s exhibition does not provide a solution, but rather identifies many more omissions and deficiencies, and also objectively points out the wilderness and dangers of the digital legacy.
At the same time he demonstrates with his use of digital means, a way to develop a historical and cultural awareness and to integrate it into the regular anniversaries of remembrance.
ONLINE EXHIBITION
www.LandsbergHistory.de/exhibition
WEBSITE
VIDEO OF THE OPENING OF LANDSBERG HISTORY
1945-2020:
A CURRENT INVENTORY OF THE LANDSBERG CULTURE OF MEMORY
by Wolfgang Hauck
OPENING OF THE EXHIBITION
Friday 27 March 2020, 18:30
EXHIBITION DURATION
28.3. until 14.4.2020, 15-18 hrs each
Closed on 30 March, 6, 10, 12 and 13 April 2020
EXHIBITION
The exhibition shows the invisible and yet present.
75 years after the end of the Second World War.
For some, a time long past, for others just past and still far too close.
How does a city and society deal with the culture of memory?
What is visible, what is not?
What is done or not done?
What is conscious, what unconscious?
What is there without being visible?
VR glasses (3D animations) as digital access to memory transform space. Thus an exhibition appears that is not there.
Can virtual reality be an image of our collective memory?
Step into a space that is only apparently empty and decide for yourself.
2020@LandsbergHistory.de
www.LandsbergHistory.de
#LandsbergHistory.
LANDSBERG STORIES ONLINE EXHIBITION
FRESHLY UNPACKED
VISIT THE ONLINE EXHIBITION 7/24
Between 20 December 2019 and 7 January 2020, there was an exhibition in Landsberg which is created by dieKunstBauStelle e.V. , named ‘Landsberg Stories’. The idea is Wolfgang Hauck’s and as a volunteers, we helped him for preparation and for other works. We ordered fences and decorate the inside hall like ‘labyrinth’ in order to make the exhibition more attractive.
It was difficult, when we placed the fence to the top of the hall but it worth. We, ‘the four volunteer’ shared the days and stay in exhibition. I stayed for 4 days and in my days there were less people, because of the holiday and cold weather, so it is sad for me. But altogether more than 400 visitors came to the exhibition.
The exhibition consists lots of interesting and different topics. The most interesting one for me is, interviews with the people, coming from outside of Germany and the difficulties that they have faced during adaptation period.
Also photo of Hitler with his car in Landsberg and the Hitler toy, are interesting for me. Moreover, I observed that people find the exhibition impressive, and I think we combined lots of different topics like construction, history and culture. This means that we did a great job!
Text by Ata Yigit Sevdi
Opening and press event
Press meeting with students, 19 December 2019 at 11:00 a.m.
Vernissage and opening, 19 December 2019 at 7:00 p.m.
It is not without current reason that topics such as traffic, bridge building, migration or modern contemporary history are the focus of this project.
Different results from the work of recent years will be presented. In addition to innovative and forward-looking proposals on mobility or bridge construction, there are also many surveys and interviews to be heard and seen that the pupils have conducted in the city.
The programme was first initiated by the assosiation dieKunstBauStelle 2014 under the direction of Wolfgang Hauck and has since been implemented in a variety of ways together with the Mittelschule Landsberg am Lech.
We invite you to this unusual and diverse exhibition.
You will certainly learn more about Landsberg and Landsberger than you might think.
Yours sincerely
Wolfgang Hauck & Christian Karlstetter
LANDSBERG STORIES
Location: Columned hall in the Landsberg am Lech municipal theatre
Press date and tour: 19.12.2019, 11:00 a.m.
Opening: 19.12.2019, 19:00 o’clock
Duration of exhibition: 20.12.2019 to 7.1.2020, except on 24.12., 31.12. 1.1.2020
Opening hours: Daily 14 to 18 o’clock
PROMOTION
“The ‘Türkenmariandl’ project is supported by the ‘MeinLand – Zeit für Zukunft’ programme of the Turkish community in Germany as part of the Federal Culture Makes Strong programme. Alliances for Education of the Federal Ministry of Education and Research”.
The exhibition is sponsored by the city of Landsberg.
Exhibition
Turborances, Teleporter and Zendusonakan
Mobility in the 21st century
Duration
17.9. to 7. October 2019
Location
Aula of the Mittelschule Landsberg am Lech
Entrance: corner Holzhauser Straße and Hindenburgring
Parking
Parking of the “church to the holy angels”
Parking of teh “Dominikus Zimmermann Gymnasium”
Opening hours:
Monday 23.9., 30.9. and 7.10. each 6 pm – 8 pm.
Registration
However, registration is required as the house is normally locked at this time.
Registration: mittelschule@landsberg.deTraffic in 50 years
Entrace
Free entrance