Vernissage of Jürgen Mennecke: “Drawings” – A Fascinating Exploration of Living Spaces

Vernissage of Jürgen Mennecke: “Drawings” – A Fascinating Exploration of Living Spaces

Yesterday, I had the pleasure of attending the opening of Jürgen Mennecke’s exhibition “Drawings,” and I am still deeply impressed by the captivating impressions this exhibition left on me. Under the title “Living Spaces,” Mennecke offers an extraordinary perspective on the interplay between nature, urban environments, and imagination. A Glimpse into the Exhibition The exhibition takes place at einRaum5-7 e.V.

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Always the Wrong Men? Welcome to the Club

Always the Wrong Men? Welcome to the Club

The Difficult Search for the Right Partner: What Attachment Theories and Fears Have to Do with It Welcome to my crazy love life. I’m still on the hunt for the right man, and it’s not as easy as it sounds. Along the way, I’ve learned that it’s not just about looks or shared hobbies. No, there’s much more to it.

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Floodwaters and High Spirits: A Wet Day at the Pisserbach

Floodwaters and High Spirits: A Wet Day at the Pisserbach

About half an hour into our hike, it becomes clear once again: I’m spoiled. Finding new challenges or highlights is getting harder. But surprises do come unexpectedly. So it was on our hike along the Pisserbach. Yes, that’s really its name. Historically, the stream marked the boundary between the former Duchy of Brunswick and the Kingdom of Hanover. But after

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From Sculptures to Urban Sketching: bskunst Showcases the Diversity of Art

From Sculptures to Urban Sketching: bskunst Showcases the Diversity of Art

Summer, Sun, Art Time? This Saturday, the Cultural Days in the Western Ring Area are on the schedule. Part of the program is an art salon on Jahnstraße, organized by the Alternative Art Association bskunst. In a group exhibition, watercolors, sculptures, and urban sketching are displayed. The exhibition takes place in an apartment, specifically at Jahnstraße 8a. We enter a

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The long way to the Kästeklippen

The long way to the Kästeklippen

After a long time, I’m visiting Bad Harzburg again. Alongside what was supposed to be a short hike, a concert at the Bad Harzburg Stud Farm in Bündheim is on the agenda. However, we only catch the closing credits of the musical event. The original 14.9-kilometer tour extends to over 20 kilometers. And the only thing to blame for that

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Hunde als Künstler = Hündstler in der Galerie einRaum5-7″

Hunde als Künstler = Hündstler in der Galerie einRaum5-7″

“Is this art or can it go?“ Somehow everyone has heard this (joking) question before. How and when exactly this statement originated is not known. But most often the unintentional destruction of two artworks by the artist Joseph Beuys (1921-1986) is cited as its origin. However, it was news to me until last Saturday that this expression is also associated

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Contrary to the vow of chastity

Contrary to the vow of chastity

The Isenhagen Monastery on the outskirts of Hankensbüttel is one of the six heath monasteries. As we participate in a guided tour on this Sunday, it quickly becomes clear: this will be a tour of a special kind. This is undoubtedly due to the monastery resident who, as she herself says, enjoys provoking. I cannot remember having experienced such an

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Open Garden Gate: A pirate’s nest in Braunschweig

Open Garden Gate: A pirate’s nest in Braunschweig

The idea of the “Open Garden Gate” seems to have spread like wildfire in the Braunschweig region and beyond. Whether in Peine, Gifhorn, or Hildesheim, the idea that citizens open their gardens for visitors is catching on. Unfortunately, in some places, commercial interests have crept in. Until now, only one visit this year had impressed me. But that changed this

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