Exhibition - Hanging memories
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12rue du Val St Jean
Abbaye d'Alspach
68240Kaysersberg Vignoble
The artist Anita Brendgens expresses her perception of the world by reworking paper, inspired by the unusual location of this Romanesque abbey.
Anita Brendgens' installations are fragments of people's pasts and their histories. Using paper she creates herself, she reconstructs everyday objects to which, she gives a fragmentary dimension.
These pieces of everyday life are suspended in space using cotton threads. Her in-situ installations find their place in Alspach Abbey, where, among other things, she has created an installation entitled "Mémoire - Pour l'avenir!" (Memory - For the future!), which echoes current events.
She has also created an installation entitled "Mémoire - Pour l'avenir!" (Memory - For the future!), which echoes current events.
Practical Info
- Organised by
- Association of the Alspach's abbey friends
- Opening hours
- 2 to 6 pm. Vernissage on 3rd May.
- Length of visit/event
- 30 min
- Prices (events, products, etc.)
- Free
Parking for vehicles
Less than 200 m from a free public car park- Disabled access
- Yes