Ulm University Art Trail
The Art trail Ulm University is a sculpture on the campus of the University of Ulm .
Emergence
In 1967 the University of Ulm was founded as the "Medical and Natural Science University of Ulm". Your interiors were given artistic designs in accordance with the art in building guidelines. In accordance with the ideas about art in public space , the majority of the works on the art trail were installed outdoors from 1989 onwards .
The initiators were the pro arte ulmer art foundation , Caius Burri (at the time full professor and medical director of the clinic for accident , hand , plastic and reconstructive surgery at the Ulm University Hospital ), the city of Ulm and the state of Baden-Württemberg . You were also responsible for the Sculpture Ulm 1989 and Sculpture Ulm 1990 , whose works were purchased and partially displayed here.
Today the sculpture trail includes works by internationally renowned artists . Some sculptures deliberately originate from sculptors who were among the younger artists in the early 1980s , mainly from Baden-Württemberg and Bavaria .
Works in the art trail (selection)
- James Reineking : Double-Halfed (1977/79) No. 2
- Niki de Saint Phalle : Le poète et sa muse (1976/78) No. 5
- Bernhard Heiliger : Ulmer Tor (1989) No. 7
- Christoph Freimann : Fiale (1990) No. 8
- Axel F. Otterbach : Three Steles (1989) No. 9
- Klaus H. Hartmann : Pink Flamingo (1989) No. 11
- Gisela von Bruchhausen : Sous le ciel (1989) No. 12
- Klaus Duschat : Zepter (1986) No. 15
- Max Bill : Drei Bildsäulen (1977) No. 18
- Dorothea Frigo : Golden Cage (1990) No. 19
- Carlos Cuenca-Ramirez : Division of four as a description of space (1990) No. 20
- Niki de Saint Phalle: Adam and Eve (1987) No. 29
- The Sorcerer's Apprentice: Andrea Zaumseil (1990) No. 32
- George Rickey : Four Open Rectangles Excentric (1977) No. 35
- Rolf Bodenseh : Ulmer Spitze (1990) No. 36
- Erich Hauser : 10/87 (1987) No. 44
Photos (selection)
Max Bill , Three Statues
James Reineking , Doubled Half
Klaus H. Hartmann , Pink Flamingo
Dorothea Frigo , Golden Cage
Herbert Volz , Dotternhausen Column
Niki de Saint Phalle , The poet and his muse
literature
- Caius Burri and Karl-Heinz Reisert: Ulm University Art Path (1991), Ulm Art Foundation “Pro Arte”, Ulm
- Caius Burri and Petra Kollros: “Large sculpture in Ulm and Neu-Ulm”, Ulmer Kunststiftung, Ulm
- Sculpture Guide Ulm / Neu-Ulm "Sculpture and Large Sculpture" pro arte ulmer kunststiftung
