Sculpture garden at the New Museum in Nuremberg
The sculpture garden at the New Museum Nuremberg is the open-air exhibition area of the New Museum in Nuremberg . In the sculpture park sculptures are exhibited since 2004, consisting mainly of donations from Marianne and Hansfried Defet come. It is stretched out between the city moat and Nuremberg city wall between the Sterntor and Frauentor directly in front of the Klarissenplatz and the Neues Museum.
The sculpture garden is freely accessible during the day.
Sculptures
- Hiromi Akiyama : 84-3-E, Displacement No. 7 , 1984
- Johannes Brus : Temple (four parts), 1982
- Bernd Klötzer : Fugue III , 2008
- Alf Lechner : Ring division , 1996
- Horst Münch : The Dane (from Nuremberg) , 1995-2004
- Karl Prantl : Stone for Meditation , 1987
- Ulrich Rückriem : Aalfanger Granit , 2005
- Alf Schuler : Untitled , 2004 (12 meter long stainless steel sculpture)
- Timm Ulrichs : Tree-Crown / Tree-Saw , 1990/2005
gallery
Hiromi Akiyama
Bernd Klötzer (in the background: Ulrich Rückriem)
Horst Münch
Alf Lechner
Web links
Commons : Sculpture Garden Nuremberg - Collection of images, videos and audio files
Coordinates: 49 ° 26 ′ 49.3 " N , 11 ° 4 ′ 30.9" E