Thank you very much to all the brave golfers who, besides the more than seven-hour heat battle of the Summercup tournament, still found the leisure to "play" on the work of art (motif: 16th hole) designed by Renate Polzer.
The interaction, and there the BURN-IN team is quite sure, between golf and art creates lasting values and remains the tournament participants certainly still long in positive memory. With the BURN-IN Canvas Shoot-Out, an idea of Sonja Dolzer and Klaus Nadizar (editor-in-chief of Golfrevue), the group dynamic side of the Teambuilding-ART-Workshops was quasi "performed live" in addition to the idea of art-branding (more details in the magazine: Using art strategically). A complete success!
In the evening, the BURN-IN team unveiled the unique work of art during the award ceremony and presented it to the Golf Revue. Have fun with it!
Thanks again to all players, the very dedicated Golfrevue team, the Diamond Country Club with the very "concerned" greenkeepers, the artist Renate Polzer and the cooperation partners Synthesa and Fassadenbild.com.
Announcement:
BURN-IN is looking forward to the interdisciplinary art-golf-actionism at the Diamond Country Club in Atzenbrugg on June 29, 2012.
As part of this year's Summer Cup, BURN-IN is collaborating with Golfrevue and erpe vienna, which is creating a unique 3 x 2 m artwork that showcases impressions of the Diamond Country Club in a highly abstracted form.
But that's not all. The BURN-IN teambuilding ART workshops inspired the Canvas Shoot-Out, the joint "art-golf-actionism" directly on site. All participants of the golf tournament are to leave their "traces", i.e. golf ball imprints, directly on the canvas and thus contribute to the unique work.
This creates emotional involvement and a beautiful, lasting memory for all Summercup participants.
The unveiling and presentation of the completed artwork will take place during the awards ceremony at the boathouse.
The BURN-IN team is looking forward to the event with much excitement, hoping for beautiful weather and many brave golfers to participate in the Canvas Shoot-Out with the necessary vision and aim.
