Von LandArt bis TWINGI
Overview
Intro
TWINGI is the subject of a Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts research project on the influence of art biennials on regional development, tourism and cultural policy.
The research project "Biennalization of the landscape or culturally led regional development?" at Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts is investigating the format of the biennial in rural Switzerland and its influence on regional development, tourism, cultural policy and concepts of art. The project is funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation.
The annually recurring open-air exhibition TWINGI and its predecessor project LandArt Twingi represent a special object of investigation: their realization far from metropolises, in the middle of nature and in the special context of the Binntal Landscape Park raises questions about the role and impact of art in the face of a diverse audience.
In the Gemeindesaal Binn, Jennifer Smailes and Pascal Steinemann will provide insights into the current state of research, which is based on interviews, inspections, data analysis and text research, and invite discussion about the expectations of art in the Binntal Landscape Park. The event is open to the public. | Meeting point: Gemeindesaal Binn, Ackerstrasse 2, 3996 Binn
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| Contact address |
Luzia Carlen
Dorfstrasse 31 3996 Binn luzia.carlen@landschaftspark-binntal.ch |
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| Price |
Free of charge
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Event dates
- 29 August 2026
Carlen Luzia, Dorfstrasse 31, 3996 Binn, luzia.carlen@landschaftspark-binntal.ch
Discover the surroundings
Landschaftspark Binntal
Dorfstrasse 30
3996
Binn
Switzerland
Phone
+41 (0)27 971 50 50
info@landschaftspark-binntal.ch
landschaftspark-binntal.ch