art scene Stuttgart: Georg Winter and Carlo Krone in the spotlight

<p> <strong> art scene Stuttgart: Georg Winter and Carlo Krone in the spotlight </strong> </p>

What does art do? Here are our tips: do chickens do better art?

Currently art from Stuttgart is particularly highly valued and attracts numerous interested parties. A highlight is the project by the Stuttgart artist Georg Winter, which is building a "USC Chicken Cam" in Bonn. This innovative work of art consists of a chicken coop, designed in the form of a camera in which actual chickens are live. Every day, these chickens will take photos with self -timer, which not only illustrates the connection between art and nature, but also promotes the interactivity of modern art.

memory of Peter Brüning

Another remarkable event is the retrospective of the painter Peter Brüning. Despite his early death in 1970, Brüning, a student of Willi Baumeister, left a lasting influence on the art scene. The Schlichtenmaier gallery shows an exhibition that illuminates its way from the Informel to an aesthetic of information. This will offer an opportunity to explore its visual forms of expression and their current relevance.

Carlo Krone as "artist of the month"

in Zurich, Carlo Krone was awarded due to his impressive works in the art scene. His work addresses the field of tension between minimalism and maximum forms of expression. His first institutional solo exhibition is presented together with a guided tour by the art historian Constanze collar. This event promises to give a deeper insight into the dynamic elements of his art.

New creative impulses in Stuttgart

Stuttgart offers ’new exhibitions' that are rich in exciting artistic perspectives. The Mario Strzelski gallery shows the exhibition "Hands That Speak" developed by scholarship holders of the Academy Solitude. This shows not only the variety of contemporary art, but also the collaboration between aspiring artists who initiate innovative dialogues.