3. Permanent exhibition in the sculpture garden at the village church of Wandlitz

When an old village church is no longer surrounded by the graves of a cemetery, the meadows and trees around it silently invite the creation of a different kind of community. For all seasons. Thus, this special place has inspired the concept for this garden. Just as a gardener carefully chooses the locations for their plantings and seeks suitable paths, a dozen positions have been designated for this temporary exhibition, where twelve works can now be experienced in the changing light of day and twilight in the open air. Works that form a thematic arc: from the lost paradise, from Noah's Ark to the present and the fictional. Works that, despite the diversity of subjects and techniques, resonate meaningfully with one another. Pieces by Jutta Albert, Klaus-Joachim Albert, Wieland Förster, René Graetz, Michael Morgner, Emerita Pansowová, Daniel Priese, Anna Franziska Schwarzbach, and Helmut Senf - curated by Thomas Schubert. For more information: Link to the Sculpture Garden Wandlitz.