Manfred G. Dinnes

Manfred G. Dinnes (born October 2, 1950 in Regensburg ; † August 23, 2012 in Pettendorf ) was a German painter , sculptor , author , director and director of the Atelier & Galerie gallery , St. Johann in Pfatter near Regensburg. He was also head of the cultural department of Europeonline-magazine .

Life

Manfred G. Dinnes traveled through Europe (Spain), the Middle East (Turkey, Syria and Iraq) and North Africa (Morocco, Algeria, Mauritania) to study other cultures. To finance the trips he worked as a dock worker, ship mechanic, truck driver. After a serious illness, he returned to Europe in 1972. In 1973/74 he trained as a church painter and restorer . He also got to know the craft of glass painting and glass blowing at the Zwiesel Glass School . In 1974 he began studying painting at the Academy of Fine Arts in Nuremberg with Gerhard Wendland , Ludwig Scharl and Franz Winzinger . In 1976 he married Karin Hahn from Regensburg. In 1977 and 1978 he received academy prizes in Nuremberg. In 1978 he became a master student of Gerhard Wendland.

He graduated from the Nuremberg academy on March 31, 1979 "with very good success". Dinnes went into freelance artistic activity and set up a studio. In 1980 he organized the exhibition "Europe on the Threshold - Young Art in Europe" on behalf of the Thomas Dehler Institute . The exhibition shown in Regensburg with the participation of 30 artists from nine countries was then shown in Berlin, Bremen, Nuremberg, Stuttgart, Rome, Strasbourg and Munich. In 1980 he was awarded the City of Regensburg's Culture Promotion Prize by Mayor Friedrich Viehbacher and on this occasion an exhibition was organized in the Museum of the City of Regensburg / Gallery of the 20th Century. For this purpose, the artist's monograph “Mirror of Becoming” was published with an introduction by L. Fischer, Los Angeles. In 1988 he continued his education with a degree at the University of Fine Arts, Berlin (cultural pedagogical department of Department II). In the 1990s he began his art education work with students from several Regensburg schools.

In 1990 he accepted the invitation to two study visits to Počitelj in Bosnia-Herzegovina . The result was the painting cycle “West-Eastern Divan”, a homage to Johann Wolfgang von Goethe , as an expression of the cultural encounter. In 1991 we started working with the humanities scholar and ophthalmologist Nadim Sradj. Together they developed a theory of perception which forms the basis for axiomatic theory and its application in art . Here the different perceptions of one and the same object are thematized by different cultures. B. can also be causes of conflicts. Several exhibitions and book presentations in Regensburg, Paris, Aleppo (Syria) were organized to reflect the findings . The highlight of this project work was the presentation of the theoretical results by Sradj at the United Nations in New York on April 12, 2007.

In 1992 he went to Helsinki to study at the invitation of the Finnish cultural authorities and the Kleinsassen art station . In 1992 Manfred Dinnes, together with the artist Johanna Obermüller and the Federal Association of Visual Artists, took a protective stand against the artist Erwin Eisch against right-wing attacks. As an artist, he took a stand against right-wing extremist tendencies on other occasions as well. At the end of 1992 he sent his cycle of paintings “West-Eastern Divan” on the Ukrainian ship MS Moldavia down the Danube in order to promote understanding between the peoples of the neighboring countries with art after the border opening in 1989 on the European waterway as an old cultural artery.

In 1993 he organized the exhibition "60 years after the Nazis came to power" on behalf of the professional association of visual artists in Regensburg. In 1994 Dinnes decided to provide practical help for the war-affected areas in Bosnia-Herzegovina. He became a co-founder and board member of the company “Bridges - for Humanity, Culture, Tolerance and Dialogue e. V. “In cooperation with the EU administrator in front of Mostar at that time , he organized numerous aid transports which, in addition to food donations, enabled the establishment of an emergency hospital, the provision of dental care and the establishment of a container kindergarten. As a freelancer for the Mittelbayerische Zeitung , he delivered numerous reports from the crisis area. He published two books on the subject: in 1995 in the MZ publishing house "Sarajewo - a Bosnian diary" and in 1998 "Homage to Mostar", in which the artistic processing of the problem was documented.

In 1997 he was appointed Professor of Intercultural Cooperation at the Dzemal Bijedic University of Mostar and Professor of Free Painting and Glass Design at the Sarajevo Art Academy . At the same time he was commissioned to build a culture and artist house on the campus of Mostar University. He held these professorships until 2002, commuting from Regensburg to Sarajevo and Mostar again and again, organized other aid transports and, as co-founder and temporarily president of the German-Bosnian-Herzogovinischen Wirtschaftsklubs e. V. Projects of economic cooperation on the way. At the same time he became editor-in-chief of the bilingual magazine "Dialog".

From 2002, after his commitment in Southeast Europe, he concentrated on building up his new project "Atelier & Galerie St. Johann", founded in 1999, in the area around Regensburg. In 2005 he was invited as an “Ambassador” to the organization of the World Oriental Music Festival in Sarajevo in order to help normalize the situation in the field of music.

In 2005 he took part in the Intercultural conference: Shaping Communities in Times of Crisis (Narratives of Land, Peoples and Identities) at the International Center of Bethlehem in Palestine . Here he was invited as a consultant by Reverend Mitri Raheb , the head of this center, who received the Aachen Peace Prize in 2008 . The organizers tried to get to know his experiences and assessments in the conflict area Mostar for the conflict zone Palestine and to make them usable. Raheb also wants to use art to overcome conflicts, for example by setting up an art academy.

In 2006 he was a co-founder and board member of the cultural theater company “Regensburger Doana-Gsindl”, which is dedicated to the themes of customs ( riot act ) and historical scenes. In 2007 he was one of the co-founders of the group "Visual - Art Concepts". As a result, he created large sculptures together with Armin Karl (technical director). In 2008 Dinnes took part in the Entente Florale in Regensburg's Herzogspark with the sculpture “Metamorphosis 2008” .

In 2009 he performed the play " Haberfeldtreiben " in collaboration with Wilhelm Kaltenstadler . As part of the cultural program of the district of Regensburg "Culture in Old Walls", he organized the "Art Days" from 15. – 17. May 2009 in St. Johann. In autumn 2009 Dinnes took over the editorial management of the culture department of Europeonline-Magazine .

In 2010 and 2011 he took part in the exhibition cycle “The Golden Road - Reconstruction of a Cultural Region”. In August 2010 he organized the exhibition “Trivium auf Ab-Wegen” in his gallery “Atelier & Galerie St. Johann” with works by Karel Trinkewitz , Harald Bäumler and his own works, at the opening of which there was a reading by Wolf Euba .

Manfred G. Dinnes committed suicide on August 23, 2012; on August 26, 2012, his wife Karin followed him into her death.

Works

painting

Dinnes was an artist who lives and works from the experience of cultural exchange. It was part of his identity to draw inspiration from home and from afar. Therefore, trips to various countries were part of his artistic existence. The results were then large painting cycles.

Glass art

The craftsmanship and technical skills acquired at the Zwiesel Glass School enabled Dinnes to take over the furnishing of churches. In the 1980s and 1990s he made a number of glass sculptures, e.g. B. also the floating glass sculpture in a foyer of the hospital of the merciful brothers in Regensburg. He took part in exhibitions "Contemporary Glass" in Chartres (1985/1987) and Nîmes (1987). In 1984 the St. Benedikt stained glass window design was created in Regensburg-Oberisling.

Sculptures

Since the group “Visual Art Concepts” was founded in 2007, Dinnes has also made large sculptures 7 to 8 meters high, such as B. the stele “Metamorphosis 2008” or “Scream of the Sun - Kosmogonia 2008”. The technical details are worked out by his partner Armin Karl.

Theater projects

In 2013, the play “Dante, Death and the Devil” to Dante's “Divine Comedy” was staged posthumously in the Tucherschloss in Nuremberg. Before his suicide, Dinnes developed the concept together with the cultural manager and dramaturge Susanne Gße and the choreographer Martin Gruber .

Theorists in dialogue

In 1989 he met the ophthalmologist Nadim Sradj. In the period that followed, a dialogue developed, an interdisciplinary field of tension aimed at breaking conventional perceptual habits and constituting a new concept. In the period that followed, a number of books and writings emerged

• "Dynamics of Vision"
• "Perception and misperception of space and time"
• "Operational Aesthetics"
• "Political philosophy of operational aesthetics between emotionality and rationality"

Gallery Atelier & Gallery St. Johann

For ten years Dinnes ran the gallery with well-known artists:

• Edel Rolinski (painting, glass printing)
• Werner Steinmassl (cabaret)
• Susanne Harhausen (theater figurines)
• Alica Jakiovic (painter from Mostar)
• Reiner Thiele (photography)
• Erwin Eisch (glass and painting)
• Countess Menny Schwarz-Lerchenfeld (painting)
• Rudolf Pospieszczyk (1930–2003) (painting)
• Hans-Jürgen Bröckl (painting)
• Rudolf wing (painting)
• Tim Bremen (ceramics)
• Tom Neumeier (photo installations)
• Werner Vikari (form in leather)
• Alois Geiwisch (installations)
• "Theater company" (Rauhnacht, world premiere and Haberfeldtreiben, world premiere)
• Benno Hurt (literature)
• Karel Trinkewitz (collages)
• Wolf Euba (reading)
• Harald Bäumler (sculpture)

Art education in schools

Treading new paths as an artist in conveying art to schools: Manfred Dinnes was not content with being productive as an artist himself. It was very important to him to make modern art understandable and understandable when working with children and young people.

• 1991: School project at the Hans-Hermann-Schule in Regensburg: "A trace to somewhere ... - High time for a sign" (Publication: Pädagogische Welt, Nov. 1991)
• 1992 and 1993: Two school projects at the Königswiesen elementary school in Regensburg: "These are works of art" and "The rainforest begins on our doorstep" (Publication: Westermann Elementary School, July 1992 and October 1993)
• 1993: School project at the Georg Britting School in Regensburg: "Together - to one another" (Published: December 15, 1993: Report by the journalist Ines Miculinic in the Rijeka daily newspaper "NOVI LIST" about the visit to the children's art workshop in Regensburg. Publication: November 12, 1993 Report by the journalist Marcus Baumann (Mittelbayerische Zeitung, Regensburg) about the exhibition in the Jewish community of Regensburg.Published: November 11, 1993: Report in the Mittelbayerische Zeitung about the exhibition project "TOGETHER - TOGETHER" in the Jewish community of Regensburg Publication: November 16, 1993: Mittelbayerische Zeitung, Regensburg reports on the visit to the children's workshop in Rijeka Publication: November 1993: Report by journalist Ines Miculinic in the daily newspaper "NOVI LIST", Rijeka, on the collaboration at the Georg Britting School Publication: October 25, 1993: Report in the Mittelbayerische Zeitung, Regensburg about the "MAIL ART PROJECT" at the Britting School under the direction of Manfred G. Dinnes. Publication December 3, 1993: Report in the Mittelbayerische Zeitung, Regensburg about the relief campaign for orphans in Rijeka during wartime. Publication: February 5, 1994: Report by the editor-in-chief of the Mittelbayerische Zeitung, Regensburg, Kurt Hofner on Manfred G. Dinnes' commitment.)
• 1996: Youth meeting at Podsreda Castle in Kozjanski Park , Slovenia in cooperation with the Bavarian-Slovenian Society under the motto: "We are building a bridge" (Mi Gradimo Most). (Publication: September 24, 1996. In September 1996, the journalist Mario Kunzendorf received the assignment to accompany Manfred G. Dinnes to Bosnia and to write a multi-part report about it. One of these visits was to Podsreda Castle in Kozjanski Park / Slovenia, where Dinnes an exhibition has just opened and the 1st International Children's Meeting is realizing a project).
• 2003: School project of the Burgweinting elementary school in Regensburg: "The invention of inventing a picture ... to be closer to reality" (Publication: Mittelbayerische Zeitung, Regensburg October 2003, Margot Walter. Donau-Post, Regensburg October 2003, Isabella Binder).
• 2007: School project of the Nardini secondary school Mallersdorf: “We are children of this world”, the right kind of globalization: Over 600 young people from three nations are working on art projects. Manfred G. Dinnes is developing an art project for the State Garden Show in Waldkirchen with students from the Nardini Realschule in Mallersdorf, the Nardini Convent in South Africa and the Odorhei Order Center in Romania. As part of the garden show, the cross-border school project "Himmelsstangen" is being implemented with the support of the Bavarian State Ministry for Education and Culture. (Publication: Passauer Neue Presse, July 5, 2007 - Straubinger Tagblatt, July 5, 2007).
• 2009: School project "Napoleon's conquest of Regensburg on April 23, 1809" in the Von-der-Tann School in Regensburg. (Publication: Mittelbayerische Zeitung, Regensburg, April 25, 2009)
• 2009: School project: “Scream of the Sun” with the Regensburg-Burgweinting primary school. (Publication: Mittelbayerische Zeitung, Regensburg, May 14, 2009 - Donau-Post, Regensburg, April 1, May 15, May 20, 2009)

Essays on Manfred G. Dinnes

• Ulrich Kelber, 1978, editor (culture editor), Mittelbayerische Zeitung, Regensburg: "Dialogues with another world",
• The painter Manfred G. Dinnes Publication: In "Manfred G. Dinnes", Babl-Verlag, Regensburg, 1979.
• Ludwig Max Fischer, 1980 Oregon: MIRROR OF BECOMING: THE PICTURES OF THE PAINTER MANFRED G. DINNES (1980) Ludwig Fischer, University of California, Riverside. Publication: In the book of the same name, Verlag Das Werkstattbuch, Murnau in cooperation with the Städtisches Museum, Regensburg ISBN 3-921773-03-2 .
• Werner Timm, Regensburg 1992. 1980–1993 Director of the Museum Ostdeutsche Galerie in Regensburg. On the work of the Regensburg painter Manfred G. Dinnes. In: Regensburger Almanach, Mittelbayerische Druckerei und Verlagsgesellschaft, Regensburg ISBN 3-927529-20-6 .
• Joachim Christian Horn, 1990: “The painter and his promise” Publication: “DINNES - Das Werk”, Isar-Post, Druck- und Verlagshaus GmbH, Landshut, 1990.
• Kurt Hofner, 1995 editor-in-chief of the Mittelbayerische Zeitung, Regensburg, May 1995 The art that interferes. Manfred Dinnes, the “West-Eastern Divan” and the war in the Balkans. Publication: 1995, Mittelbayerisches Buch- und Verlagshaus, Regensburg: Manfred G. Dinnes: Sarajewo - a Bosnian diary. ISBN 3-927529-01-X .
• Fuad Catovic, 1997: Dean of the Dzemal Bijedic University, Mostar Publication: Manfred G. Dinnes - Fuad Catovic, “HOMAGE TO MOSTAR”, SLOVO - Printing and Publishing House, Mostar, 1997. ISBN 3-9806046-0-8 .
• Hans Koschnick, Mostar 1997: EU administrator in Bosnia / Herzegovina Bremen, publication: In Manfred G. Dinnes - Fuad Catovic, “HOMAGE TO MOSTAR”, SLOVO - printing and publishing house, Mostar, 1997. ISBN 3-9806046-0- 8 .
• Safet Orucevic 1997, President of Mostar District and Mostar City, Publication: Manfred G. Dinnes - Fuad Catovic (Editor), “HOMAGE TO MOSTAR”, SLOVO - Printing and Publishing House, Mostar, 1997, On the Way from Evil to Reason . ISBN 3-9806046-0-8 .
• Christina MK Pfeifer, 1990: Publication: “DINNES - Das Werk”, Isar-Post, Druck- und Verlagshaus GmbH, Landshut, 1990 “Encounters with Dinnes”.
• Gerhard Leistner , 1992: Head of the Paintings / Sculpture Collection, Curator of the Art Forum Ostdeutsche Galerie , Regensburg. Publication of the work of the painter Manfred G. Dinnes. Lecture on the occasion of the exhibition opening, Künstlerhaus - Kebbel- Villa , Schwandorf, April 1992.
• Wilhelm Kaltenstadler, 2009 "Haberfeldtreiben - a little bit of Gaudi deaf scho sei", foreword to the play by Manfred G. Dinnes on the occasion of the world premiere at KUNST-TAGEN 2009 in St. Johann.
• Werner Mayer, art historian, 2009 On the work of the Regensburg painter Manfred G. Dinnes
• Susanne Gße, 2012: "I paint my answers against life" - a homage to Professor Manfred G. Dinnes (PDF; 27 kB)

Exhibitions with lectures

• New York: (Lecture by Sradj at the United Nations in New York on April 12, 2007)
• Paris: (INVITATION À L´EXPOSITION: Paris: Center Culturel Arabe, Syria)
• London: (Exhibition: Kufa Gallery, London)
• Bonn-Bad Godesberg: (exhibition and lecture series)
• Istanbul: (exhibition and lecture series)
• Ajman (United Arab Emirates): (exhibition and lecture series)
• Aleppo (Syria): (exhibition and lecture series)
• In 1991 an article appears in Deutsches Ärzteblatt - Ärztliche Mitteilungen, 88th year / issue 46, A: page 4042/14. November 1991
• In 1992 results are shown at the strabologists' congress in Tunis
• 2003 Zeitschrift Erlebnisheilkunde: Publication: February 2003 / EHK 1/2003, Pages 23–29, Greetings: Gerhard Schmid, Vice President a. D. of the European Parliament, Hans Zehetmair, former Minister of State D., SE Salem Quateen , Ambassador of the Arab League, Berlin

Solo exhibitions (selection)

• 1980: Museum of the XX. Century, Regensburg
• 1981: Galerie CC Paul, Munich
• 1982: Galerie Kunstkabinett, Regensburg
• 1983: Galerie Tassilo, Nuremberg
• 1984: Norf culture station, Neuss
• 1985: Palais Stutterheim, Erlanger Kunstverein, Erlangen
• 1986: Gallery Mueller-Zilch, USA- San Francisco
• 1987: Ouroborus Gallery, Berlin
• 1988: Galerie Boissereé, Cologne
• 1989: Gallery “Der Riss”, CH-St. Moritz
• 1990: Galerie Kunsthaus Pocitelj, YU-Pocitelj, Galerja “Novi Hram”, YU-Sarajewo, art station Kleinsassen, Kleinsassen / Rhön
• 1991: Art-Exposition, International Art Gallery, B-Antwerp, Gallery Tkany, USA-New York, Hipp-Kunsthalle, A-Gmunden am Traunsee, Galerie Derix, Taunusstein, Galerie Frankengasse, CH-Zurich
• 1992: Regensburg Cultural Office, DEZ Gallery, Regensburg, Kebbl-Villa artist house, Schwandorf / Fronberg, * Episcopal Ordinariate, Regensburg, Municipal House of Culture, Ismail / Ukraine
• 1993: Exhibition ship MS-Moldavia, a Ukrainian passenger ship becomes a floating gallery. Stops: Passau - Linz - Vienna - Budapest, West - East Museum, Odessa / Ukraine, State Art Gallery, Kiev / Ukraine, House of Art, Cherson / Ukraine, State Museum, Nikolaew / Ukraine
• 1995: Art u. Trade association, Regensburg, State. Central Library, Weiden, Weichmann Art Courtyard, Regensburg, BMW Pavilion Gallery, Munich
• 1996: Gallery “Der Riss”, CH-Samedan, Art in the Castle, Podsreda Castle, Slovenia - Podsreda, Bosna Gallery, BiH-Mostar
• 1997: Cultural Summer Dobrinj, HK-Dobrinj, Krk, Academy of Fine Arts, BiH-Sarajewo, Bociansci Center, BiH-Mostar, Kunstkontor Westnerwacht, Regensburg
• 1998: Kamerni Theater, BiH-Sarajewo, Makarska Municipal Museum, Croatia, “Westnerwacht” art office, Regensburg, Städt. Museum “Empty Bag”, Regensburg
• 1999: Kunstkontor Westnerwacht, Regensburg
• 2000: St. Johann Gallery near Regensburg
• 2001: Trinity Church, House of Encounters, Ulm, St. Johann Gallery near Regensburg
• 2002: Trinity Church, House of Encounters, Ulm, Gallery, “Night Cafe”, Munich
• 2003: KUFA-GALLERY, London, SPD Federal Party Congress, Bochum
• 2004: Congress: Arab-med., Istanbul, Galerie KA20, Munich, Atelier & Galerie St. Johann, Regensburg
• 2005: Al-Kahf Arts & Crafts Center, International Center of Bethlehem, Bethlehem / Palestine, Galerie KA 20, Munich
• 2006: CENTER CULTUREL ARABE, SYRIA, Paris (ESTHETIQUE OPERATIONNELLE - DE LA MALPERCEPTION A LA THEORIE DE L´ART), Nadim Sradj / Manfred G. Dinnes
• 2009: «Kunstraum RISS» Samedan / Switzerland
• 2013: Retrospective, Museum Tucherschloss and Hirsvogelsaal, Nuremberg

Group exhibitions (selection)

• 1977 - 85: "KUNSTSALON", House of Art, Munich
• 1980 - 82: "AQUARELL IN BAYERN", Regensburg, Aschaffenburg, Bamberg, Würzburg, Philadelphia, New York, Washington
• 1983 - 85: EUROPE AT THE THRESHOLD ", Thomas Dehler Institute, Goethe Institute: Regensburg, Berlin, Bremen, Frankfurt, Stuttgart
• 1984 - 88: Erlanger Kunstverein Schloss Pommersfelden, art of the 20th century
• 1985 - 86: "VITRAIL CONTEMPORAINE", Chartres, Nimes, Darmstadt
• 1989: “VITRAIL CONTEMPORAINE”, Chartres, Nimes, Metz
• 1992: “NEW CONCEPTIONS IN ARCHITECTURE”, Mayer'sche Hofkunstanstalt, Munich, Künstlerhaus Helsinki
• 1994: "ART AND CHURCH", Diocesan Museum Regensburg. Guest exhibitor at the annual art group exhibition of the Weltenburg Academy, Kelheim
• 1995: "PEACE", St. Oswald Regensburg (coordinator)
• 1997: "20 GODINE DZEMAL BIJEDIC UNIVERZITET", Mostar (Bosnia-Herzegovina)
• 1998: "SARAJEWSKA ZIMA '98", Sarajevo (Bosnia-Herzegovina)
• 2008: In 2008 the city of Regensburg applies for one of the top places in the “ENTENTE FORALE”, a national competition. Dinnes, with the ARGE “VISUAL”, is participating in a sculpture park. Regensburg receives a silver medal

Art in public space

• 1978: Equipment of the state trade institute, Regensburg. Purchase from the cycle "The Cyclades"
• 1980: Design of stained glass windows in the Church of St. Anna, Mähring / Tirschenreuth
• 1982: Furnishing of 14 lecture halls in the university, Regensburg including foyer with panel paintings
• 1984: Design of stained glass windows and fresco altar wall in the Church of St. Benedikt, Regensburg / Oberisling
• 1985: Acquisition of the University of Passau, glass window design in the Lappersdorf sports center, glass window design in the Stamsried funeral hall
• 1986: Design of stained glass windows in the Church of the Holy Family, Amberg - purchase of St. Marien Hospital, Amberg - purchase of panel paintings, new district court, Regensburg
• 1991: Acquisition of paintings, new Deutsche Bank building, Regensburg
• 1992: Design of glass windows and ceramic facade of the youth center St. Clara, Regensburg
• 1993: Purchase for the new town hall, Lappersdorf
• 1995: Glass sculpture in the outside area, atrium of the hospital of the Barmherzigen Brüder, Regensburg
• 1996: Design of glass windows in the Lappersdorf / Hainsacker funeral hall

Books and catalogs

• Manfred G. Dinnes. Babl-Verlag, Regensburg 1979
• Mirror of becoming. The pictures of the painter Manfred G. Dinnes. The workshop book, Murnau 1980, ISBN 3-921773-03-2
• Dinnes. Art Cabinet, Regensburg 1990.
• Manfred G. Dinnes: Sarajevo. A Bosnian diary. Mittelbayerische Druck- und Verlags Gesellschaft, Regensburg 1995, ISBN 3-927529-01-X
• Manfred G. Dinnes, Ćatović, Fuad: Homage to Mostar. BT-gravure (among others), Regensburg 1997, ISBN 3-9806046-0-8
• Marion Sradj, Nadim Sradj, Manfred G. Dinnes: Dynamics of Seeing - From the Perception Anomaly in Macular Degeneration to Operational Aesthetics. SHG Macular Degeneration, Regensburg 2004, ISBN 3-00-013811-0
• Manfred G. Dinnes: Regensburg Doana - Gsindl - Of witches, Perchten, Rauhnachtsgsindl. (Theater production), Regensburg Doana - Gsindl, St. Johann 2006.
• Nadim Sradj, Manfred G. Dinnes: Operational Esthetics - from Malperception to Theory of Art. Macular Degeneration Association, Regensburg 2006
• Nadim Sradj, Manfred G. Dinnes: Political Philosophy - of Operational Esthetics between Emotionalism and Rationality. Publication of the talk, held on April 12, 2007 at the United Nations (UN) in New York
• Manfred G. Dinnes, Tom Neumeier: Regensburger Doanagsindl. - Breath of plague over the city. (Theater production) Regensburg Doana - Gsindl, Regensburg 2007.
• Karel Trinkewitz, Harald Bäumler, Manfred G. Dinnes: Catalog for the exhibition Trivium on the wrong track September 20 - October 1, 2010, Atelier & Galerie St. Johann, Bohème - Bayerisch-Böhmischer Kulturverein in Amberg e. V., Amberg 2010.

Films, reports, audiovisual projects

• 1983: "IN MEMORY OF HIROSHIMA", NBC - film report. Editor: Fritz Stegerer
• 1989: "CARNEVALE DI VENEZIA", multivision show, editor: Reiner Thiele
• 1991: "WEST - EASTERN DIVAN", film production, editing: Christina Pfeifer
• 1992: "PORTRAIT OF A PAINTER", television production, editing: Doris v. Love time
• 1992: "ARCADIAN WALKS - PATHS TO DINNES", editor. Reiner Thiele (multi-vision show)
• 2001: "THE DANUBE BETWEEN WALHALLA AND GÄUBODEN", ​​TV picture book Germany, ARD, BR, Arte Editor: Gertraud Dinzinger
• 2005: TVA - “On the way with Hannes Ringlstetter” - visiting Dinnes in St. Johann, TV production, editing: Hannes Ringlstetter
• 2006: A film: “RAUHNACHT IN ST. JOHANN ", world premiere of the theater production of the procession theater of the culture and theater company Regensburg" REGENSBURGER DOANA - GSINDL ". Regensburg film club. Camera: Gerhard Pobel and Herbert Rupprecht.
• 2007: A film: "PEST OF THE CITY". Dress rehearsal of the procession theater of the Kultur & Theatercompanie Regensburg for the Bürgerfest Regensburg 2007 under the direction of the author Manfred G. Dinnes. Film Club Regensburg, Rudolf wing. Camera: Gerhard Pobel, Kurt Grasser and Gerhard Flügel
• 2007: A film: "PEST OF THE CITY". World premiere of the procession theater of the Regensburg Culture & Theater Company "REGENSBURGER DOANA - GSINDL" at the Regensburg Citizens Festival 2007, directed by the author Manfred G. Dinnes. Filmclub Regensburg, Rudolf Flügel, Gerhard Pobel

Web links

• Website by Manfred G. Dinnes
• Kulturserver.de
• Culture server Bavaria

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Press release of the Nuremberg museums  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (PDF; 139 kB)