Sie haben Glück gehabt! Dieses Plakat macht Ihnen nichts vor

 

Contribution for the open artistic competition “Glück gehabt” at U-Bahnhof Weinmeisterstraße Berlin. An exhibition project by NGBK

Beitrag für den offenen künstlerischen Wettbewerb “Glück gehabt” im U-Bahnhof Weinmeisterstraße Berlin. Ein Ausstellungsprojekt der NGBK

Marcus Werner schreibt über Werbung und bezieht sich auf “Glück gehabt”.

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  1. Einige Beiträge setzen sich aber auch direkt mit den Streitigkeiten zwischen Kunstverein und Werbeunternehmen, mit den medialen Unterschieden zwischen Werbung und Kunst auseinander – sei es Karl Heinz Jerons Beitrag, der in schlichter Schrift behauptet: “Sie haben Glück gehabt! Dieses Plakat macht ihnen nichts vor”, oder das Haltestellenschild von Martin Conrads und Anna Mándoki an der Voltastraße, das suggeriert, man sei hier an der “Wallstraße” gelandet. Gerade aufgrund solcher Beiträge nimmt das Projekt im Hinblick auf seine ungute Vorgeschichte gehörig politischen Schwung auf.

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