BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//TYPO3/NONSGML Calendarize//EN BEGIN:VEVENT UID:calendarize-artist-talk-uli-aigner-friends-of-the-purple-path DTSTAMP:20260511T150021Z DTSTART:20260822T134500Z SUMMARY:Artist talk: Uli Aigner [Friends of the PURPLE PATH] DESCRIPTION:Artist talk on the exhibition: One Million\, Items 3501 and 35 02 + The new One Million Porcelain MiracleWith Uli Aigner\nMany decades ag o\, Lößnitz was home to the smallest porcelain service in the world. It was created in Meissen between 1911 and 1913 and comprised 142 pieces\, ea ch as small as a fingernail. From 1929\, the miniature porcelain was exhib ited to the public in the Lößnitz railway castle. During the GDR era\, t he porcelain was smuggled to West Germany and exhibited in a museum in Rem shalden. It was later taken over by a Bavarian antiques dealer from whom i t was stolen. It has been missing ever since.\nThe artist Uli Aigner\, who represents the PURPLE PATH in Lößnitz with her monumental porcelain obj ects One Million\, Items 3501 + 3502\, has taken up this story. She is cre ating a modern adaptation of the smallest porcelain service\, including fu rniture\, in collaboration with the town\, the Lößnitz MAKERS\, the exhi bitors of the Purple Path en miniature and the local heritage association. Supporters in the form of sponsors are still being sought for the product ion of all 142 pieces. If you would like to support the One Million Porcel ain Miracle by becoming a sponsor\, please contact the Lößnitz Makers.\n On 22 August\, the artist will explain her work on and with the smallest a nd largest porcelains in the world.\nThe event is part of the programme of the tour Unterwegs mit der Künstlerin Uli Aigner. The talk can be attend ed independently of the tour. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Artist talk on the exhibition: One Million\, Items 3501 and 3502 + The new One Million Porcelain Miracle
With Uli Aigner

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Many decades ago\, Lößnitz was home t o the smallest porcelain service in the world. It was created in Meissen b etween 1911 and 1913 and comprised 142 pieces\, each as small as a fingern ail. From 1929\, the miniature porcelain was exhibited to the public in th e Lößnitz railway castle. During the GDR era\, the porcelain was smuggle d to West Germany and exhibited in a museum in Remshalden. It was later ta ken over by a Bavarian antiques dealer from whom it was stolen. It has bee n missing ever since.

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The artist Uli Aigner\, who represents the P URPLE PATH in Lößnitz with her monumental porcelain objects One Million\, Items 3501 + 3502\, has taken up this s tory. She is creating a modern adaptation of the smallest porcelain servic e\, including furniture\, in collaboration with the town\, the Lößnitz M AKERS\, the exhibitors of the Purple Path en miniature and the local herit age association. Supporters in the form of sponsors are still being sought for the production of all 142 pieces. If you would like to support the On e Million Porcelain Miracle by becoming a sponsor\, please contact the Lö ßnitz Makers.

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On 22 August\, the artist will explain her work on and with the smallest and largest porcelains in the world.

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The event is part of the programme of the tour Unterwegs mit der Künstlerin Uli Aigner. The talk can be attended independently of the tour.

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