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The exhibition is physically built. You can visit them online here<\/a><\/p>\n

To the program of the exhibition<\/a><\/p>\n

International exhibition<\/h2>\n

26.3.2021 – 4.6.2021<\/p>\n

We bring together yesterday and today for our future.<\/h3>\n

The German artist Joseph Beuys<\/a>, who is important today for sustainable art, would have had his 100th birthday in May 2021. We continue to live his “social sculpture” in our project “Group Global 3000<\/a>“. With the art exhibited there, its worldwide appeal, our togetherness and our ecological and economic practices, we want to stimulate discourse for a sustainable world.<\/p>\n

For Documenta 7, Joseph Beuys planted a total of 7,000 oak trees in Kassel between 1982 and 1987. Commenting on his ecological artwork “Art-Nature-Culture” planned for Hamburg during this time, Beuys said, “The destruction is there, has already progressed to the point where it seems irreparable to many scientists.” Today, the Fridays For Future movement is pushing to take scientists seriously.<\/p>\n

We see his phrase “Every person is an artist” as empowering people to shape their future in a sustainable way. The power of J.Beuys can help us today to solve our global, existential climate crisis. It is his credibility, his green side, his political society-changing action art.<\/p>\n

After this exhibition, we continue to call on artists to join his perspective and create works that address the climate crisis and the UN Sustainable Goals<\/a> in the spirit of Beuys.<\/p>\n

In response to our worldwide call, hundreds of artists applied for this exhibition.<\/p>\n

artists<\/h3>\n

We are pleased to present art by 18 exciting international artists from Antwerp, Marseille, New York, London, Poland and Germany with video, Super 8, object, installation, painting, graphics and photography.<\/p>\n

Tom Albrecht<\/a> (D), Jenny Lyn Bader<\/a> (USA), Arsonist<\/a> (D), Peter Debusi (NEDE)<\/a> (D), Jeanne Fredac<\/a> (F), Stephan Gro\u00df<\/a> (D), Maria Corporal<\/a> (D), Petra Lehnardt-Olm<\/a> (D), Rachael Mellors(Pete Hudson<\/span>)<\/a>(UK), Annegret M\u00fcller<\/a> (D), Angela Preusz<\/a> (D), Jean-Michel Rolland<\/a> (F), Lydia Schend<\/a> (D), Mark Swysen<\/a> (BE), Vidal & Groth<\/a> (D), Misha Waks<\/a> (PL), Kai Wolf (D), Yana Zschiedrich<\/a> (D)
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Video of the exhibition with introduction by Tom Albrecht<\/h3>\n