The International Artists' House Villa Concordia has been in Bamberg since 1997. Just one year later, the first exhibition took place as part of the "Modern Sculptures in Bamberg" series. This cycle started with works by Columbian sculptor Fernando Botero, and was followed by exhibitions of further well-known artists like Lüpertz, Wortelkamp or Avramidis. Of each exhibition Bamberg managed to buy one of the sculptures in the aftermath, thus creating the core of the trail of modern sculptures.
Eine Vielzahl der Skulpturen, die in Bamberg zu finden sind, werden in folgendem Plan dargestellt:
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"Anchor figure 2002" by Bernhard Luginbühl
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"Centurione I" by Igor Mitoraj
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"Lady with fruit" by Fernando Botero
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"Large sculpture 1982" von Joannis Avramidis
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"Pillar" by Micha Ullmann
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"Wandlung (transubstantiation)" by Kazuo Katase
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"kunstwerk10“ (Work of art 10)
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Art and Contemplation Path
Länge: 3.3 km
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Art and Nature Intertwined
Länge: 4 km
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Auenweg Obermain
Länge: 90 km
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Bamberg’s Art Association
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Memorial for Resistance and Civil Courage
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Sculpture Park Bamberg
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Stained-glass windows by Markus Lüpertz in St. Elisabeth
Closed, opens Monday at 11AM
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Statue of Saint Sebastian
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Stigma - Memorial for the victims of the 17. century witch hunt
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Studio Bernd Wagenhäuser
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The Miracle Sphere "Wunderkugel"
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The sculpture „Meeting“
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Trail of Modern Sculptures
Länge: 5.2 km
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“Apoll” by Markus Lüpertz
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“Stimmgabel” (tuning fork) by Erwin Wortelkamp
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“Stärker als der Tod” (stronger than death) by Rui Chafes
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„Air-Earth“ by Jaume Plensa
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„Anxious moon“ by Rui Chafes
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„Slow dream“ by Rui Chafes
