Bunker of art Matthias Schönweger

General description

Special art - “The art of living and the art of loving” is the very original title of one of the latest books by Partschins/Parcines artist, Matthias Schönweger and, one of his particular mottos is: “Trees are the stuff books are made of”.
Schönweger, writer and collector, is also the owner of 50 imposing wartime bunkers which date back to World War II and are scattered throughout South Tyrol from the Brenner/Brennero Pass southwards.
One of his bunkers can be seen right here in Töll/Tel! These empty fortresses were places of safety and protection during wartime and can tell us much about recent historic events. Schönweger uses these dark, atmospheric constructions to host exhibitions and other cultural events on significant, meaningful themes.

I AM
LIKE MANY OTHERS
MORE OR LESS
A REPRESENTATIVE
OF MANKIND
I PUT MY FOOT IN THINGS
GIVE MY OPINION
AND YOURS, TOO
IN WORD AND PICTURES
AND
WHO KNOWS WHAT MIGHT HAPPEN
 
AN
ACTOR/TRAVELLER
 
IN ACTION LIVE
 
Matthias Schönweger

Description to arrive at destination

Parking
Parking at the bridge of Töll/Tel

Public transportation
From Meran/Merano : by train or by busline 251 to Töll/Tel
From the Vinschgau/Val Venosta: by train or by bus 251 to Töll/Tel
From Meran/Merano and Partschins/Parcines: the busline 213

Public transport
Timetable search: https://www.suedtirolmobil.info/en/
Recommended season
yearlong
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