WTS, a global full-service provider of tax advisory and financial & deal advisory services, has launched a new special exhibition titled "Real/Irreal" in the new building of its Munich headquarters as part of its existing art commitment.
The works created especially for the exhibition by artists Ronja Berg, Betty Mü and Joseph Wandinger deal with the theme of reality and perspective and can be viewed as part of public art tours. The special exhibition was again curated by art expert Dr. Sonja Lechner.
"Art in all its forms enriches us immensely and is an expression of human creativity and diversity. Our corporate art collection is intended to reflect precisely this diversity and is also symbolically reflected in our corporate values. I am delighted that we are now able to present our second special exhibition to the public. This time we are presenting three artists who already have a permanent place in our constantly evolving art collection," comments Fritz Esterer, CEO of the WTS Group.
In the entrance area of the new building, the WTS Gallery Space in particular offers a unique platform for artistic and cultural discourse and was designed as a space especially for special exhibitions. The special exhibition "Real/Irreal" was ceremoniously opened at yesterday's vernissage with invited guests and opening speeches by WTS Chairman Fritz Esterer and curator Dr. Sonja Lechner. Most recently, the artist Felix Rehfeld was exhibited there with "Blickpunkt Berg".
"The collaboration with WTS is a very special one for me: I was very pleased that we were able to win three artists for the new special exhibition, from whom WTS already owns works and presents them in the permanent exhibition. The newly conceived works on display by Ronja Berg, Betty Mü and Joseph Wandinger deal with the highly topical subject of what reality actually is: the exhibition Real/Irreal invites visitors to literally form an image of our reality and its unreal options for interpretation. Can an image of reality be real or is it always unreal because it is based on a subjective perspective?" explains Dr. Sonja Lechner, Managing Director of Kunstkonnex Artconsulting.
WTS commitment to art creates value
Since moving into its new location in Munich's Werksviertel last fall, WTS has continued to drive forward its cultural commitment and, together with art curator Dr. Sonja Lechner, has built up a unique corporate art collection with a focus on diversity. With its commitment to art, WTS wants to bring its corporate values to life and show what it means to create value. Since then, the historic WTS Villa in particular has been home to numerous exhibits of various techniques and forms by artists of all stripes.
Guided WTS art tours for the public
The art collection can be visited as part of a guided tour. A suitable concept has been developed for this purpose, linking the WTS story and its commitment to art as well as the diverse exhibits. Interested parties can register for the WTS art tours, which are offered on the last Friday of every month. The new special exhibition will be integrated into the existing art tour concept.
Further information on the art tours is available at the following link.
