Kaum ein Ort in Deutschland ist geeigneter für Kunst-Projektionen als das Rheintal zwischen Koblenz und Rüdesheim. Die Nacht ist stockdunkel und sternenklar wie nirgends sonst. Ideale Bedingungen für Medienkunst, Schattentheater und Projektionen. Schlösser, Burgen, Gewölbekeller, ungenutzte Gebäude und Ruinen schaffen ein romantisches Ambiente, das viel erzählt über das Auf und Ab in Deutschlands Geschichte. Am Wochenende rund um den Tag der Deutschen Einheit wollen wir eine rheinpartie machen und in eine verwunschene Landschaft im Herzen Europas hineinschauen und eintauchen. Seien Sie mit von der Partie...
Helmut M. Bien
rheinpartie@westermann-
kommunikation.de
No other landscape in Germany is more suitable for art projections than the Rhine Valley between Koblenz and Ruedesheim. The night is pitch-dark and starry as nowhere more. Ideal conditions on media art, shadow theatre and projections. Palaces, castles, cellars, unused buildings and ruins create a romantic ambience, that tells a lot about the tops and downs in german history. On the week-end around the Day of the German Unit we want to do rheinpartie and look on an execrated scenery in the heart of Europe. Be invited to this excursion...
Helmut M. Bien
rheinpartie@westermann-
kommunikation.de
Thursday, March 24th March 18.00 h (beginning) the team of the Luminale project (FH Mainz) invites for Preview & Swarm Workshop. The final of the preprocessing works is to be celebrated. The installation will be realized in Frankfurt during Luminale. In an old industry hall ‘ Alte Waggonfabrik ‘ building 6309 in Mainz-Mombach the test construction of this installation took place. More>
During rheinpartie the artists presented media art installation at the former Asbach area in Ruedesheim. For Luminale 2010 they will present projections onto the central station of Mainz. “biotopic“ is a projection which will transform the station into an artificial jungle by means of shapes taken from nature and will plunge this urban space into an atmosphere of wilderness. More>
GLANZSTÜCK | facade projection | from urbanscreen on Vimeo.
Yesterday Thorsten Bauer (Urbanscreen) has mailed us the video of the Hilchenhaus project. We do not want to keep this ‘visual souvenir’ from the rheinpartie-fans. For many people which have seen rheinpartie in October, 2009 the impressions of a transformed landscape of the world heritage have remained in mind for long times.
“There is no doubt that the festival has turned heads around the globe and revealed the potential this fledgling art form has to truly capitivate and connect its audience.” More>
The media echo was immense from the newspapers ‘Bild’ up to ‘Die Zeit’. Even from Japan and Australia there have been reactions. Several television teams made reports about rheinpartie. “Thus you have never seen the Rhine”, the Cologne ‘Express’ headlined and the visitors of rheinpartie confirmed it.
With this Festival of Projections the most traditional tourism region of Germany has placed an original subject and an experience for all senses in the national festival calendar. The Day of the German Reunification on October 3rd is ideally suitable as a date to explain the history of this landscape with the newest media and to interest new and young visitors in the Rhine Valley.
That is the documentation of the Loreley project of Hartung Trenz. More>
Some sequences of the multimedia show in castle Rheinfels created by Skertzò (Paris). Oliver Blum has made a documentation of the construction process with his camera. These projections high above Saint Goar have fascinated thousands of visitors. Many of them visited the UNESCO World Heritage Valley of the Loreley for the first time during ‘rheinpartie– to move on to pastures new’. More about Skertzò>
Heinz-Jörg Wurzbacher has mailed to us his photo of Marksburg which he has published on the photographers’ platform fotocommunity. Other pictures show the Skertzò staging of the Rheinfels castle. During the next days other photographers will publish their images. We are curious. More>
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