New sta­ging of sculp­tu­ral art: the ex­hi­bi­ti­on at the Kunst­hal­le Ros­tock

The cur­rent sculp­tu­re ex­hi­bi­ti­on at the Kunst­hal­le Ros­tock opens up new per­spec­ti­ves on the mu­se­um’s fa­sci­na­ting coll­ec­tion. The ex­hi­bi­ti­on in­cludes sculp­tures and sculp­tu­ral works as well as in­stal­la­ti­ons and mi­xed-me­dia works that oscil­la­te bet­ween fi­gu­ra­ti­on and abs­trac­tion. The cu­ra­to­ri­al de­sign by Ant­je Schun­ke, a re­se­arch as­so­cia­te at the Kunst­hal­le, will res­ta­ge the works in the Schau­de­pot. Her aim is to pro­vi­de not on­ly con­nois­seurs of the Ros­tock coll­ec­tion, but al­so vi­si­tors from ab­road wi­th fresh ac­cess to the coll­ec­tion.

A spe­cial fo­cus is pla­ced on ar­tis­tic po­si­ti­ons from the in­ter­na­tio­nal Bal­tic Sea re­gi­on, which fur­ther em­pha­sise the uni­que­ness of the Ros­tock coll­ec­tion. Ex­hi­bi­ti­ons, gui­ded tours and va­rious edu­ca­tio­nal for­mats in­vi­te vi­si­tors to fa­mi­lia­ri­se them­sel­ves wi­th dif­fe­rent ways of loo­king at art. This not on­ly reve­als the di­ver­si­ty of the sculp­tu­ral lan­guage, but al­so in­ten­si­fies the dia­lo­gue bet­ween the works and the vi­si­tors — an in­spi­ring ex­pe­ri­ence for all art lo­vers and the cu­rious.