Wir als Betrachter werden dabei Zeugen einer realen, doch erfundenen mystischen und mythischen Handlung, die Moes/Gabriel an und in sich erlebt. Jenseits der Kunst, doch durch ihre Mittel. Die „Heirat zwischen Künstler und Pilger.“

Dear guests, dear readers,

now, after a break of almost three months, we are especially pleased to welcome you again to an exhibition at the Bublitz. Thesaurós. Uhlandstraße. And as you have read in the introductory quotation, we will be going full blast and accompanying Gabriel - the god-seeker, pilgrim, artist, activist, human being and friend - on a performance and station of his pilgrimage: To the Templar castle Convento de Christo in Portugal.

The exhibition Marian Antiphons I "Under thy protection and shield we flee" focuses on the search, contemplation and refuge in the mythical figure of Mary. A Mary who is experienced not only as the Christian mother of God, but as a powerful symbolic figure representing the female face of God.

The authors of the performance and exhibition are Julian M.H. Schindele and Edwin W. Moes - who also embodies Gabriel. The photographs are by Stefan Hähnel.

This much can be revealed at this point, further information can be found here.

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The Corona Virus, which has lifted us all out of reality and thus gives us the chance to see it in a new way, also requires special guidelines for the exhibition. In accordance with the required hygiene regulations, we will open the exhibition on Saturday 13 June from 3 pm to 6 pm. Within this period, we invite you to enter the exhibition in small groups. In front of the door of Uhlandstraße 147 there will be appropriate drinks, conversation and provisions for the way.

Otherwise our normal opening hours are on Tuesday and Saturday afternoon from 3 pm - 6 pm and by private arrangement.

GABRIEL interpreted by Stefan Hähnel. Der Soldat der keinen Krieg führen wollte
(The soldier who doesn't fight a war to lead)

“... like the map of Europe and the Fertile Crescent. On it we see the trace of the slowly becoming endeavour
and artistic work of the wandering hermit Edwin William Moes and his figure GABRIEL. ”

1-4 Rosicrucian Ephemeris 1900-2000 at Midnight | April 1947 – May 1947 (1984).
An object from the El Arbi Bouqdib ARCHIVE.

“… an object from the estate of the Arab biochemist and mystic El Arbi Bouqdib in a display case.
Rosicrucian Ephemeris 1900-2000, a book, the star constellations of the past century,
opened on the supposed month of Bouqdib's birth: April 1947.

The composer and Tar virtuoso Elshan Ghasimi has musically arranged it in 2018.
But what is it, to which sphere does it belong?“

The work What remains the poets provide by Michal Martychowiec
is one of the key works in the exhibition.