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SUMMARY:Inspired by Nature
DESCRIPTION:In this contemporary art exhibition\, visitors encounter two distinct aspects of Ulrike Donié’s work. On the one hand\, there are the large-format paintings. They resemble underwater worlds or reflections; some even bring to mind the “primordial soup” of all life. In contrast\, the installations depict a natural world in which humans have clearly left their mark. Humans have subjugated the Earth and are now confronted with the consequences. To illustrate these profound changes to nature caused by humans\, Donié deliberately uses a man-made material: polyethylene.      \n 
URL:https://cisterscapes.eu/en/event/inspired-by-nature/
LOCATION:Wechterswinkel Monastery: Art & Culture\, Around Building 6\, 97654 Wechterswinkel\, Bavaria\, 97654\, Germany
CATEGORIES:cisterscapes,Ebrach,Exhibition,partner,Wechterswinkel
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ORGANIZER;CN="Rh%C3%B6n-Grabfeld District Cultural Agency":MAILTO:kulturagentur@rhoen-grabfeld.de
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SUMMARY:Cistercian Churches with a Far-Reaching Impact?! Pilgrimages\, Monastic Seclusion\, and Baroque Architecture
DESCRIPTION:Cistercian churches with a dramatic visual impact?! \nDon’t they lie there\, modest and without towers\, in a lonely valley? How do monastic seclusion and the surging waters even go together?  \nIn fact\, pilgrimage churches and their associated networks of paths are an integral part of our historically developed Cistercian landscapes. It is not uncommon today for pilgrimage churches to outshine the monasteries to which they once belonged. Vierzehnheiligen is a good example of this. What pilgrim would know right away that it belonged to Langheim?    \nWhen one considers such structures visible from afar—such as the Kappel near Waldsassen\, the green hill near Zdar nad Sazavou\, or Maria Teinitz near Plasy—it quickly becomes clear that we are dealing with an entirely different genre of Cistercian architecture than that found in the monastery complexes themselves. Star architects such as Neumann\, the Dientzenhofers\, and Santini created here landmarks of faith visible from afar in the true pinnacle of Baroque architecture: the central-plan building.  \nProf. Dr. Günter Dippold (Regional Heritage Officer for Upper Franconia)\, Christian Malzer\, and Dr. Rosa Karl provide insight into the phenomenon of pilgrimage within the context of Cistercian cultural landscapes. The Burgwindheim district castle\, formerly a farmstead\, serves as an ideal venue. The Blood Pilgrimage in Burgwindheim was added to the list of Bavaria’s Intangible Cultural Heritage in 2026.   \nTo wrap up the event\, after enjoying some onion tart and Franconian grapes\, we’ll join Sigrun Philipp on a walking tour of the town to the Chapel of the Holy Blood. \nThe Ebrach Monastery Complex is organizing this free training session. It will be held in person and in German.  \nPlease register at cisterscapes@lra-ba.bayern.de – please indicate whether you would like to participate in the walking tour and register by October 22\, 2016\, if possible
URL:https://cisterscapes.eu/en/event/cistercian-churches-with-a-far-reaching-impact-pilgrimages-monastic-seclusion-and-baroque-architecture/
LOCATION:Burgwindheim Castle\, 17 Main Street\, Burgwindheim\, Bavaria\, 96154\, Germany
CATEGORIES:cisterscapes,Ebrach,Lecture,partner,Pilgrimage,Workshop
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ORGANIZER;CN="Cloister landscapeEBRACH":MAILTO:rosa.karl@lra-ba.bayern.de
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