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SUMMARY:Olympiapark Special Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:While the Kaiser is away\, the games will be played!\n\nDuring restoration of the Kaiser Wilhelm I portrait and frame\, DANK Haus is excited to present a special display of the 1972 Olympiapark M nchen. This full model was originally in O'Hare Airport in 1972 and recently plucked from the archives for restoration. Visitors will also be able to view a custom Dirndl from the games\, likely worn by the city hostesses.\n\nM nchen 1972 was the unfortunate site of the terrorist attack on the Israeli team. The topic of recent films as well as numerous investigations and changes in security for large-scale events\, the massacre was a dark shadow on a country eager to change perceptions created during the 1936 Olympics. The intentional\, open\, interactive design of the athletes' quarters and low visibility of armed guards in order to support the Olympic spirit may have created an advantage for the terrorists.\n\nThis effort extended to visual marketing\, the color scheme intentionally eschewing the red and black of the Olympic rings. The M nchen Committee was responsible for the first Olympic mascot\, a friendly little Bauhaus inspired dachshund\, Waldi\, chosen because the breed has qualities that make a great athlete: resistance\, tenacity and agility.\n\nThis exhibit is free and open to the public. The display is on the 4th floor\, adjacent to the "Lost German Chicago" exhibit and Scharpenberg Fine Arts Gallery.\n\nRegular viewing hours are Saturdays between 11 am and 3pm. Weekday appointments are always willkommen!\n\n\n\nSpecial support for this exhibit was made possible by J Bradtke Antique Movers.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:While the Kaiser is away\, the games will be played!<br />\nDuring restoration of the Kaiser Wilhelm I portrait and frame\, DANK Haus is excited to present a special display of the 1972 Olympiapark M&uuml\;nchen. This full model was originally in O&rsquo\;Hare Airport in 1972 and recently plucked from the archives for restoration. Visitors will also be able to view a custom Dirndl from the games\, likely worn by the city hostesses.<br />\nM&uuml\;nchen 1972 was the unfortunate site of the terrorist attack on the Israeli team. The topic of recent films as well as numerous investigations and changes in security for large-scale events\, the massacre was a dark shadow on a country eager to change perceptions created during the 1936 Olympics. The intentional\, open\, interactive design of the athletes&rsquo\; quarters and low visibility of armed guards in order to support the Olympic spirit may have created an advantage for the terrorists.<br />\nThis effort extended to visual marketing\, the color scheme intentionally eschewing the red and black of the Olympic rings. The M&uuml\;nchen Committee was responsible for the first Olympic mascot\, a friendly little Bauhaus inspired dachshund\, Waldi\, chosen because the breed has qualities that make a great athlete: resistance\, tenacity and agility.<br />\nThis exhibit is free and open to the public. The display is on the 4th floor\, adjacent to the &ldquo\;Lost German Chicago&rdquo\; exhibit and Scharpenberg Fine Arts Gallery.<br />\nRegular viewing hours are Saturdays between 11 am and 3pm. Weekday appointments are always willkommen!<br />\n<br />\nSpecial support for this exhibit was made possible by J Bradtke Antique Movers.<br />\n
LOCATION:DANK Haus German American Cultural Center
UID:e.697.4386
SEQUENCE:3
DTSTAMP:20260419T012001Z
URL:https://www.lincolnsquare.org/events/details/olympiapark-special-exhibit-4386
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