Art Event "My Heart Will Go On" Holds at Kränholm House in Bremen
In a unique collaboration, Mauern öffnen e.V., a non-profit organisation dedicated to supporting prison rehabilitation, and the sculpture workshop at Bremen Prison, are presenting the "my heart will go on" exhibition. This groundbreaking event will take place at Haus Kränholm in Knoops Park on November 9th and 10th, 2024, from 11 am to 5 pm each day.
The exhibition showcases sculptures created by both young and adult inmates, offering a rare glimpse into the transformative power of artistic expression within the prison system. The sculptures, crafted from various materials, are available for purchase, with proceeds supporting the continued development of the sculpture workshop.
One of the standout pieces in the exhibition is the "Winged Man," an art object created by an inmate for private and public spaces. This thought-provoking sculpture will be on display at the exhibition, providing visitors with an opportunity to appreciate the creative talents of inmates and challenge common perceptions.
Justice Senator Claudia Schilling has expressed her support for the exhibition, stating that it provides inmates with opportunities to learn and develop skills. She also noted that showcasing their work in a public exhibition is often a new and valuable experience for the inmates.
The Haus Kränholm Foundation, which promotes art and social culture, is hosting the exhibition. The location, in close proximity to the renowned sculpture garden, adds an extra layer of cultural significance to the event.
The "my heart will go on" exhibition is part of efforts to use creative expression as a therapeutic and rehabilitative tool for prisoners, allowing them to engage in meaningful artistic work during incarceration. It highlights how art can provide inmates with a sense of purpose, self-reflection, and potential social reintegration after release.
The "my heart will go on" exhibition represents a meaningful initiative promoting rehabilitation and social inclusion for inmates through collaborative art. It not only fosters dialogue on prison reform and human dignity but also raises public awareness about the possibilities of rehabilitation through art.
During the exhibition, the art café and restaurant will be open, offering visitors a chance to relax and reflect on the powerful artworks on display. With the "Winged Man" and other captivating sculptures on show, this is an event not to be missed.
At the "my heart will go on" exhibition, visitors can appreciated the creative talents of inmates by purchasing sculptures crafted from various materials, proceeds of which support the continued development of the sculpture workshop,creating a unique blend of home-and-garden decor with a tangible connection to the prison rehabilitation process. The event, taking place at Haus Kränholm in Knoops Park, also offers a rare glimpse into the transformative power of artistic expression within the prison system, enhancing one's lifestyle by redefining perceptions about inmates and promoting social inclusion.
