14.11.2018
OAK PLANTING IN HONOR OF JOSEPH BEUYS
DASMAXIMUM MUSEUM SITE CHAMBERLAIN HALL

A ginkgo as a gift for the 80th birthday of the museum's founder Heiner Friedrich led to the idea of accompanying it with a basalt stele and thus make it part of the "Oak Planting in Honor of Joseph Beuys". The ginkgo also had a special significance for Beuys due to its extraordinary and myth-forming qualities, so that a prominent place in the green area in front of the Chamberlain Hall was chosen as the planting site. Together with Traunreut's First Mayor Klaus Ritter, DASMAXIMUM Foundation Chairman Dr. Peter Lämmerhirdt and Alexandra Wolf, Head of Legal Affairs and Regional Development at the Traunstein District Office, Heiner Friedrich and his team implemented the planting.

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PHOTOS OF THE OAK PLANTING

Heiner Friedrich, founder of the museum DASMAXIMUM adjusts the fine alignment of the basalt stele.

...and also the basal must not be missing

Fig.: 1.R.1.B: Employees of the GaLa-Bau department of the Traunreut youth housing estate place the stone. 1.R.2.B.: Heiner Friedrich, founder of the DASMAXIMUM museum, adjusts the fine alignment of the basalt stele. 2nd from left to right: First Mayor Klaus Ritter, Dr. Peter Lämmerhirdt, Chairman of DASMAXIMUM, Alexandra Wolf, Traunstein District Office and Dr. Birgit Löffler, Director of DASMAXIMUM (2nd from left to right), leveling the excavation around the set stone. 3rd from right: The participants are delighted with the successful planting campaign and Heiner Friedrich bids farewell to the employees of the youth housing estate
Photos: DASMAXIMUM

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