Humans, Animals, and Landscapes in Shared Observation
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Group Exhibition at Kehrwiederturm
With “Weideland”, the Hildesheim Art Association presents a group exhibition about relationships between humans and animals. The focus is on shared rural living spaces and the diverse connections that arise there. The exhibition invites visitors to view familiar ideas of the relationship between humans, animals, and landscapes from an artistic perspective.
Featured are works by Bernhard Fuchs, Anna Lena Grau, Georg Nussbaumer, Eva Seiler, and Yana Wernicke. Their works approach the exhibition theme from different angles and make the rural space visible as a shared living and experience space. It is not only about animals or landscapes as motifs but also about proximity, dependencies, and forms of coexistence.
Art and Coexistence in Rural Areas
“Weideland” focuses on the relationships that exist between humans and animals in shared environments. The exhibition opens up space for observations and questions: How are rural living worlds perceived? What role do animals play in these spaces? And how can human and non-human perspectives be artistically connected?
The Hildesheim Art Association showcases the exhibition at the Kehrwiederturm. Thus, “Weideland” is an opportunity to experience contemporary art in a special exhibition venue in the heart of Hildesheim. Visitors can take their time to reflect on the various positions and develop their own connections to the exhibition theme.
- Artists: Bernhard Fuchs, Anna Lena Grau, Georg Nussbaumer, Eva Seiler, and Yana Wernicke
- Exhibition Venue: Hildesheim Art Association at Kehrwiederturm
- Theme: Relationships between humans and animals in shared rural living spaces
The exhibition is of interest to anyone who is curious about contemporary art, social relationships, and the connection between humans, animals, and landscapes.
