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DESCRIPTION;ALTREP="CID:<event_@www.mgksiegen.de>":No registration required
 \, Ticket included in admission fee.\n\nIn German spoken language.\n\nAbou
 t the exhibtion:\nOur world is blue. Sunlight is filtered through our plan
 et’s atmosphere\, meaning that we see mainly blue light. This has shaped h
 uman perception as sky\, sea\, water\, distance\, vastness\, or depth.\n\n
 Because of these natural phenomena\, blue is often associated with coldnes
 s or calm. Moreover\, in view of the seemingly endless skies or seas\, blu
 e is also associated with the intangible\, the infinite\, and even the div
 ine.\nThis atmospheric blue\, which sometimes creates its own glow\, is no
 w traced in the museum’s collection. Abstract works have been chosen delib
 erately for this Studiolo\, eliminating any direct attribution of motifs s
 uch as sky\, water or landscape.\nSometimes\, however\, those very associa
 tions do arise: For example\, in the work “OE 246a (Gracco)” by Rupprecht 
 Geiger\, where the form appears like an open window through which we can g
 aze at the sky. Geiger is often linked primarily to his fascination for re
 d in all its variations. His work “350/61”\, by contrast\, surprises us wi
 th a deep blue that glows from the darkness. In Hans Hartung’s “T1982-H44”
  we think we can see water splashing upwards on the canvas\, while in “T19
 65-H9” the visible brushstrokes virtually flow across the painting. The bl
 ue forms in Fritz Winter’s series “Triebkräfte der Erde” (Earth’s Driving 
 Forces) seem like crystals illuminating something hidden with their earthl
 y glow.\nWhether calm or agitated\, in nature or paintings\, as light or c
 olour\; blue is everywhere around us.\n
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SUMMARY:MGKSiegen - Blue Glow\, Studiolo Curator's tour with Ines Rüttinger
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