The Kallmann Museum in Ismaning is finally open again.
The new exhibition "Kallmann Prize 2020: Lena von Goedeke - Soil's Song" is running.
Ismaning
- The solo exhibition will run until July 18th.
On several research trips into the hostile nature of Svalbard, she made extreme and intense experiences that found their way into her artistic work.
In the photographs, paper cuts, sculptures, videos and room installations that can be seen in the exhibition, she deals with the complex relationship between man and nature.
Extreme experiences in Svalbard
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Lena von Goedeke Prize winner, sculptor from Berlin.
© Kalmmann Museum
How do we perceive landscapes?
What ideas do we have of a landscape?
What is cliché, what is reality?
And is there even an objective view of nature?
She also touches on topics such as climate change and the exploitation of raw materials.
The Kallmann Prize is endowed with 8,500 euros and is awarded annually.
The Berlin artist Lena von Goedeke (born 1983) received the Kallmann Prize for her exploration of the subject of "landscape".
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Open:
Kallmann Museum Ismaning Schloßstr.
3b, Tel. 089 9612948 Until July 18, 2021 Tuesday to Saturday 2.30 p.m. to 5 p.m., Sunday 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Call and book an appointment
The museum can only be visited after booking an appointment by telephone or by making an appointment on site. Appointments can only be made by telephone during opening hours (Tue-Sat 2.30 p.m.-5 p.m.; Sun 1 p.m.-5 p.m.) on 089/9612948. Admission to the museum is also possible immediately after making an appointment on site, provided there is still space available. A contact form must be filled out. Wearing an FFP2 mask is compulsory.
