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Überall in der Gegend gibt es Gedenksteine und Statuen,<br />

und viele unserer Kirchen haben eine sehenswerte<br />

künstlerische Ausschmückung und interessantes Inventar,<br />

sowohl aus alter Zeit als auch ganz modern.<br />

Westjütlands Kunstpavillon<br />

2012 wurde in Videbæk der neue 400 m² große Kunstpavillon<br />

eingeweiht, der am westlichen Ende des Parks<br />

mit einer schönen Aussicht über den See liegt und wie<br />

ein japanisches Teehaus mit Terrasse über dem Wasser zu<br />

schweben scheint, das an der Decke reflektiert wird. Der<br />

Architekt Henning Larsen stammt aus Videbæk, und eine<br />

Ausstellung über ihn und sein Wirken ist im Pavillon zu<br />

sehen, sowie eine weitere über eine andere Berühmtheit<br />

der Stadt, den Bildhauer Jens Lund. Von außen kann man<br />

sehen, dass an Videbæks Wahrzeichen gedacht wurde –<br />

das von Per Arnoldi geschaffene große V im Kreisverkehr<br />

östlich der Stadt.<br />

Kunsthandwerk<br />

Fast jeder Ort hat einen einen arbeitende Künstler oder<br />

einen Kunsthandwerker, und es gibt viele Galerien und<br />

Läden mit Kunst und Kunsthandwerk. Keramiker, Schmuckkünstler,<br />

Maler, Glaskünstler und Holzdreher finden sich<br />

unter den Kunstschaffenden, die sich in der Region<br />

niedergelassen haben. Ausstellungen finden als feste oder<br />

wechselnde Ausstellungen statt und können den Großteil<br />

des Jahres besichtigt werden.<br />

Spezielle Ausstellungen<br />

2013 wird das große Kulturfestival „Bølgen“ (Die Welle)<br />

vom 17.8. bis 19.10. vom Stapel laufen. Die Eröffnung<br />

findet in Hvide Sande statt und der Abschluss in Herning.<br />

Hier werden alle möglichen Veranstaltungen in vielfältiger<br />

Form überall öffentlich zugänglich sein. Es geht dabei um<br />

Wellen in jeglicher Form, von Musikwellen über gefährliche<br />

Wellen, das Unterwasserleben in Wellen bis hin zu Wortwellen<br />

beim Geschichtenerzählen usw.<br />

e n g l i s h<br />

The area around the fjord and close to the North Sea<br />

where no trees block the light has always attracted creative<br />

people, so arts and crafts are thriving in this area. Old and<br />

new artworks are found in many sites, in roundabouts, in<br />

the middle of the landscape or in the towns. The famous<br />

poet and artist Piet Hein once had a studio in Skjern, and<br />

two of his works, “The EGG” and “The Kiss” have been<br />

erected, each on its own roundabout on the ring road<br />

around the town, while in <strong>Ringkøbing</strong>, the local artist<br />

Henrik Have is responsible for the imposing concrete cube<br />

“Ezekiel’s Stool” or “The Cube”.<br />

Jens Galschiøt’s “Survival of the Fattest” or “The Fat Lady”<br />

stands at the harbour in <strong>Ringkøbing</strong>, but it was made for<br />

the European social summit in Athens in 2006. Following<br />

that it came to <strong>Ringkøbing</strong> as part of a collection of works<br />

by the same artist for a temporary exhibition, but this one<br />

work was bought and erected at the harbour. In front of<br />

the museum is a statue of Mylius Erichsen, leader of the<br />

Danish expeditions to North East Greenland in the period<br />

1906-08.<br />

In Hvide Sande, “Cyklus” by the local painter and sculptor<br />

48<br />

Leo Andersen dominates the north end of the drainage<br />

sluice, while “Vestled” by the painter Marianne Hesselbjerg,<br />

architect Carsten Juel-Christiansen and landscape architect<br />

Torben Schønherr forms a connecting link between land<br />

and sea at the south beach. The main element is a large<br />

tiled surface placed like a saddle on the dune. The tiles are<br />

made like the bricks used to build the old dune farms, but<br />

using a new technology.<br />

Søndervig is host to the kind of art which is renewed every<br />

year, i.e. the large sand sculptures which are constructed in<br />

June every year and last to October, to the admiration and<br />

fascination of many visitors.<br />

Memorials and statues are found everywhere in the area,<br />

and many of our churches have interesting ornamentation<br />

and art pieces both very old and very new.<br />

West Jutland’s Art Pavilion<br />

This new 400 m2 art pavilion was opened in 2012 in<br />

Videbæk. Attractively situated at the west end of the park<br />

and with a lovely view of the lake, it stands like a Japanese<br />

tea house with its walkway suspended above the water,<br />

which is reflected in the ceiling. Videbæk was architect<br />

Henning Larsen’s home town and an exhibition on him<br />

and his work is on view in the pavilion together with that<br />

of another of the town’s famous men, the sculptor Jens<br />

Lund. Looked at from the outside, it’s clear that Videbæk’s<br />

symbol, the big V by Per Arnoldi in the roundabout east of<br />

the town, was part of the inspiration for the design.<br />

Crafts<br />

Almost every town has a an art or craft studio, and art<br />

galleries and art and craft shops are found in many places.<br />

Potters, jewellers, painters, glassblowers and wood turners<br />

are some of the artists to have settled in the area. There<br />

are both permanent and changing exhibitions open most<br />

of the year.<br />

Special Exhibitions<br />

Opening in Hvide Sande and finishing in Herning, “The<br />

Wave” – a major cultural festival – will run in the period 17<br />

August – 19 October 2013. Numerous varied events will<br />

open everywhere about waves of every variety, from waves<br />

of music to waves of danger,<br />

to life under the waves and<br />

waves of storytelling and<br />

much else.

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