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Summer Art Special
Hochburg Summer Art Special with Jeroo.
Jeroo paints the whole city with his style-defining graffiti, and we at least brand it in a few places: Vernissage met the Hochburg summer party met a real clique jam. Friends, family, clients. Good people, great humans – and no one brought pasta salad. Elephant Bay kept us refreshed with their fruity lemonades and iced teas, Shobu sent tacos to the balcony non-stop, winemaker Thomas Diehl poured different varieties of his delicious DROP wine, ITS (Infoturm Stuttgart) helped with the setup, and Italo Disco delivered pizzas for the late-night cravings. If you’ve been following us for a while, you might have noticed: We’ve designed something for all of them at some point – and now, together, we shaped our first Hochburg fest after a two-year break.
Event manager Isabel Richardi and Frederic Reinicke supported us once again with organizing and brought in internationally renowned street artist Jeroo for a vernissage in our Hoch-base on the fourth floor. Originally from Weil der Stadt, Jeroo has legally transformed power boxes, waterworks, train stations, and bridge pillars throughout the Stuttgart region into vibrant flora and fauna murals. One of them, “Peacock and Crane,” even made it onto a special edition postage stamp by Deutsche Post. In the newly revamped, now very sleek Hochburg loft, Jeroo presented various works on canvas – available then (and still now) for your personal home gallery.
More on this in the report in the Stuttgarter Newspaper:
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Art versus summer laissez-faire: Jeroo’s work captivated cultural creatives as well as corporate leaders.
Art versus summer laissez-faire: Jeroo’s work captivated cultural creatives as well as corporate leaders, rappers as well as politicians, fashion folks as well as creative people –
and many more guests who followed our invitation. The balcony’s structural integrity was never in danger,despite the high human density – Hochburg stays stable (also on the dancefloor), but NEVER the same, like Apache 207.
Although it was still a bit disco-airy in our headquarters a few days later because of the fog machine, the scent in the walls is made of memories that were worth the effort – and we’re already looking forward to the next All-N-Together party.
Text: Martin Elbert / Kessel.TV
Photos: Ingo Wild / Wildchild Photography
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