Artists In Germany Innovate With Drive-through Gallery
With social distancing regulations still in place to prevent further spread of the Covid-19, artists in Cologne and Bonn, Germany have taken it upon themselves to find an innovative way to exhibit works.
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Around 300 works of art by 50 artists are on display at a drive-through car park gallery in Cologne’s Bonn airport. These works include sculptures, paintings and a sound and light show to guide visitors through the pieces which have been mounted on airport luggage trolleys.
Visitors embraced the experience, describing it as “unusual” and “completely different.”
After a six-week lockdown, Germany recently reopened its museums and galleries, but face masks are compulsory and physical distancing rules must be observed.
More and more people are turning to drive-throughs to adhere to social distancing guidelines. We first saw drive-through testing for Covid-19 and now drive-through movie theatres have become increasingly popular and more surprisingly strip clubs.