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So-called castle (Museum of Modern Art)
Object ID: 18391, Burg alley 8
Cadastral Community: Klagenfurt
The so-called castle in the city center of Klagenfurt at the lake Wörthersee was built in the 16th century by the Protestant estates as a school. Today it houses the Museum of Modern Art Carinthia.
History
The construction of the castle was begun in 1586 by the Protestant estates, the lords of the city of Klagenfurt. It was built according to the plans of Johann Anton Verda, who was also instrumental in the Landhaus (Regional Parliament). The building was built for the "Collegium sapientiae et pietatis", the Protestant nobility school. The Collegium had a good reputation across the country, and chronicler Christalnick even compared it to the University of Bologna. It had its own observatory and a labyrinth in the garden.
After the Counter Reformation, the building was the seat of the burgrave from 1604 to 1747. In 1733/34 the castle chapel was added, thus the building was extended. In 1773/74 the building was extended to three storeys, the facade was built uniformly with pilasters and stuccoed window finials. In 1854, a staircase tower was built in the arcade courtyard. The bomb damages incurred during the Second World War were quickly eliminated after 1945. In 1933 the Carinthian Provincial Gallery was established on the first floor, which was dissolved in 1938 and reopened in 1965. It has its focus in the Carinthian painting of the 19th and 20th centuries and has been called the Museum of Modern Art Carinthia for several years.
During the Second World War, the castle was the seat of Gestapo headquarters Klagenfurt. In addition to the offices, there were also interrogation rooms and a small cell area. The Gestapo prison itself, however, was on the second floor in the building of the present State Court Prison.
Specifications
The castle is a large, quadrangular, three-storey complex comprising the block formed by Burg alley, Paradeiser alley, Railway Station street and Dom alley. The Burg alley front comprises 17 window axes, as well as the front to Burg alley, while the south side comprises only 10 window axes. The facades are elongated and divided by pilasters. The simple windows are completed by triangles and segmental arches. The facade to Paradeiser alley is simpler. Inside there is another arcade courtyard. On its west side lies the two-storey passage, which opens with arcades to the courtyard. The north side has three-storey arcades, as well as the east wing, the top arcades being glazed. On the south side, the arcades are interrupted by the staircase tower. The tower was built in 1854, coinciding with the south portal. On this side the number of arcades opposite the ground floor is doubled on the first floor.
Inside, the halls are partially stuccoed. Two bear stucco ceilings by Gabriel Wittini (1682). A vaulted room in the north wing bears Baroque cartilage stucco from the 17th century with winged angel heads, herms, lion heads and human heads. In the eastern wing there are flat stucco ceilings with flower tendrils (circa 1780). The ceiling of the old castle chapel on the first floor of the northern wing bears delicate pieces of leaves, flowers, ribbons, rosettes, cartridges and lattices, in which the Christ, Mary and Jesuit monogram is incorporated.
Chapel
The present-day chapel was founded in 1734 by burgrave Wolfgang Sigismund von Orsini-Rosenberg. It was to serve the honor of Saint Domitian and the memory of the burgraves of Klagenfurt. The new chapel was added to the castle building on the west side of the northern tract, the facade resembling that of the castle. The portal of the chapel is located on the north side and is representative with pilasters, volutes and the crowned by the ducal coronet Carinthian coat of arms. The hall is two storeys high, barrel-vaulted and structured by painted pilasters. The west side is a straight altar wall. In the southeast corner there is a stone staircase that leads to the castle. The remainder of the east wall is occupied by a wooden oratory bay which bears gilded ornaments. Under the bay window are the names of the 19 burgraves and a Latin inscription by the hand of Josef Ferdinand Fromiller.
The chapel room is dominated by Fromillers fresco "Triumph of St. Domitian". Domitian hovers over the Millstatt Abbey, surrounded by angels. The inscription volume reads: "SANCTUS DOMITIANUS CARINTHIAE ARCHIDUX & APOSTOLUS". The image of the monastery is historically interesting, as it shows that the two west towers of the collegiate church, as well as proven for the cathedral of Gurk, used to be connected by a wooden bridge. On the north and south wall there are as an illusionist painting of other Carinthian saints: the Holy Choir Bishop Modestus (Chorbishop: A chorbishop is a rank of Christian clergy below bishop), who proselytized Karantania (Carantania, also known as Carentania (Slovene: Karantanija, German: Karantanien, in Old Slavic *Korǫtanъ), was a Slavic principality that emerged in the second half of the 7th century, in the territory of present-day southern Austria and north-eastern Slovenia. It was the predecessor of the March of Carinthia, created within the Carolingian Empire in 889), the legendary Saint Brictius of Heiligenblut, St. Hildegard of Stein (Jauntal valley Carinthia) and St. Hemma of Gurk. Followed by the saints Donatus, John Nepomuk and Franz Xaver, who have no direct Carinthian reference, but here were greatly worshiped. The saints are standing on painted pilasters. The pilasters are connected by also painted baluster railings. On the altar wall the railing is interrupted by a staircase painted in perspective. Here is the construction inscription from 1743. The vault bears another fresco, which represents a mock architecture with a dome in which cherubs float.
Sogenannte Burg (Museum Moderner Kunst)
Objekt ID: 18391, Burggasse 8
Katastralgemeinde: Klagenfurt
Die sogenannte Burg im Stadtzentrum von Klagenfurt am Wörthersee wurde im 16. Jahrhundert von den protestantischen Landständen als Schule errichtet. Heute beherbergt sie das Museum Moderner Kunst Kärnten.
Geschichte
Der Bau der Burg wurde 1586 durch die protestantischen Landstände, die Herren der Stadt Klagenfurt, begonnen. Errichtet wurde sie nach den Plänen von Johann Anton Verda, der auch maßgeblich am Landhaus beteiligt war. Errichtet wurde das Gebäude für das „Collegium sapientiae et pietatis“, die protestantische Adelsschule. Das Collegium hatte einen über die Landesgrenzen reichenden guten Ruf, der Chronist Christalnick verglich es sogar mit der Universität Bologna. Es besaß eine eigene Sternwarte und im Garten ein Labyrinth.
Nach der Gegenreformation war das Gebäude von 1604 bis 1747 Sitz des Burggrafen. 1733/34 wurde die Burgkapelle angebaut, dadurch wurde der Baukörper verlängert. 1773/74 wurde das Gebäude auf drei Geschoße aufgestockt, die Fassade wurde einheitlich mit Pilastern und stuckierten Fensterbekrönungen errichtet. 1854 wurde im Arkadenhof ein Treppenhausturm errichtet. Die im Zweiten Weltkrieg entstandenen Bombenschäden wurden nach 1945 rasch beseitigt. 1933 wurde im ersten Stock die Kärntner Landesgalerie eingerichtet, die 1938 aufgelöst und 1965 wiedereröffnet wurde. Sie hat ihren Schwerpunkt in der Kärntner Malerei des 19. und 20. Jahrhunderts und heißt seit einigen Jahren Museum Moderner Kunst Kärnten.
Während des Zweiten Weltkrieges war die Burg Sitz der Gestapoleitstelle Klagenfurt. Neben den Büroräumen gab es auch Verhörräume und einen kleinen Zellenbereich. Das Gestapogefängnis selbst befand sich allerdings im zweiten Stock im Gebäude des heutigen Landesgerichtsgefängnisses.
Baubeschreibung
Die Burg ist eine große, viereckige, dreigeschoßige Anlage und umfasst den Block, der von Burggasse, Paradeisergasse, Bahnhofstraße und Domgasse gebildet wird. Die Burggassenfront umfasst 17 Fensterachsen, ebenso die Front zur Burggasse, während die Südseite nur 10 Fensterachsen umfasst. Die Fassaden sind langgestreckt und von Pilastern unterteilt. Die einfachen Fenster werden von Dreiecken und Segmentbogen abgeschlossen. Die Fassade zur Paradeisergasse ist einfacher gestaltet. Im Inneren befindet sich ein weiter Arkadenhof. An seiner Westseite liegt der zweigeschoßige Gangtrakt, der sich mit Arkaden zum Hof öffnet. Die Nordseite hat dreigeschoßige Arkaden, ebenso der Osttrakt, wobei die obersten Arkaden verglast sind. An der Südseite sind die Arkaden durch den Treppenhausturm unterbrochen. Der Turm entstand 1854, zeitgleich mit dem Südportal. An dieser Seite ist im ersten Stock die Zahl der Arkaden gegenüber dem Erdgeschoß verdoppelt.
Im Inneren sind die Säle teilweise stuckiert. Zwei tragen Stuckdecken von Gabriel Wittini (1682). Ein gewölbter Raum im Nordtrakt trägt barocken Knorpelwerk-Stuck aus dem 17. Jahrhundert mit geflügelten Engelsköpfen, Hermen, Löwen- und Menschenköpfen. Im Osttrakt gibt es flache Stuckdecken mit Blütenranken (circa 1780). Die Decke der alten Burgkapelle im ersten Stock des Nordtraktes trägt zarten Stuck aus Blättern, Blüten, Bändern, Rosetten, Kartuschen und Gittern, in die das Christus-, Marien- und Jesuitenmonogramm eingearbeitet sind.
Kapelle
Die heutige Kapelle wurde 1734 von Burggraf Wolfgang Sigismund von Orsini-Rosenberg gestiftet. Sie sollte der Ehre des Heiligen Domitian und dem Andenken der Burggrafen von Klagenfurt dienen. Die neue Kapelle wurde dem Burg-Gebäude an der Westseite des Nordtrakts angebaut, die Fassade gleicht der der Burg. Das Portal der Kapelle liegt an der Nordseite und ist mit Pilastern, Voluten und dem vom Herzogshut gekrönten Kärntner Wappen repräsentativ ausgestaltet. Der Saal ist zwei Geschoße hoch, tonnengewölbt und durch gemalte Pilaster gegliedert. Die Westseite ist eine gerade Altarwand. In der Südostecke befindet sich eine steinerne Stiege, über die man in die Burg gelangt. Die übrige Ostwand wird von einem hölzernen Oratoriumserker eingenommen, der vergoldete Ornamente trägt. Unter dem Erker befinden sich von der Hand Josef Ferdinand Fromillers die Namen der 19 Burggrafen und eine lateinische Inschrift.
Der Kapellenraum wird von Fromillers Fresko „Triumph des Heiligen Domitian“ beherrscht. Domitian schwebt über dem Stift Millstatt, von Engeln umgeben. Das Inschriftband lautet: „SANCTUS DOMITIANUS CARINTHIAE ARCHIDUX & APOSTOLUS“. Das Bild des Stiftes ist historisch interessant, zeigt es doch, dass die beiden Westtürme der Stiftskirche, wie auch für den Dom zu Gurk belegt, früher über eine Holzbrücke verbunden waren. An der Nord- und Südwand befinden sich als Illusionsmalerei Fresken weiterer Kärntner Heiliger: der Heilige Chorbischof Modestus, der Karantanien missionierte, der legendenhafte Heilige Brictius von Heiligenblut, die Heilige Hildegard von Stein und die Heilige Hemma von Gurk. Es folgen die Heiligen Donatus, Johannes Nepomuk und Franz Xaver, die keinen unmittelbaren Kärntenbezug aufweisen, hier aber stark verehrt wurden. Die Heiligen stehen auf gemalten Pilastern. Die Pilaster sind durch ebenfalls gemalte Balustergeländer verbunden. An der Altarwand ist das Geländer durch einen perspektivisch gemalten Stiegenaufgang unterbrochen. Hier befindet sich die Bauinschrift von 1743. Das Gewölbe trägt ein weiteres Fresko, das eine Scheinarchitektur mit Kuppel darstellt, in der Putten schweben.
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Sugar seems to have developed a reputation as the big bad wolf in relation to health. We have reported on numerous studies associating sugar intake with increased aging, cardiovascular disease, obesity and even cancer. Such research has led to many health experts around the globe calling for reductions in recommended sugar intake, with some saying we should cut out sugar completely. But is it really that bad for our health?
“sugar is a crystalline carbohydrate that makes foods taste sweet”
There are many different types, including glucose, fructose, lactose, maltose and sucrose. Some of these sugars, such as glucose, fructose and lactose, occur naturally in fruits, vegetables and other foods. But many of the foods we consume contain “added” sugars – sugar that we add to a product ourselves to enhance the flavor or sugar that has been added to a product by a manufacturer.
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The most common sources of added sugars include soft drinks, cakes, pies, chocolate, fruit drinks and desserts. Just a single can of cola can contain up to 7 tsps of added sugar, while an average-sized chocolate bar can contain up to 6 tsps.
It is added sugars that have been cited as a contributor to many health problems. In December 2014, MNT reported on a study in the journal Open Heart claiming added sugars may increase the risk of high blood pressure, even more so than sodium. And in February 2014, a study led by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) associated high added sugar intake with increased risk of death from cardiovascular disease (CVD).
“Perhaps most strongly, added sugars have been associated with the significant increase in obesity”
In the US, more than a third of adults are obese, while the rate of childhood obesity has more than doubled in children and quadrupled in adolescents over the past 30 years.
A 2013 study published in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition suggested that consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages increases weight gain in both children and adults, while a review paper from the World Health Organization (WHO) notes an increase in the consumption of such beverages correlates with the increase in obesity.
Are we becoming addicted to sugar?
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In support of these associations is Dr. Robert Lustig, a pediatric endocrinologist at the University of California-San Francisco and author of the book Fat Chance: The Hidden Truth About Sugar, who claims sugar is a “toxic” substance that we are becoming addicted to.
A 2008 study by researchers from Princeton University, NJ, found rats used to consuming a high-sugar diet displayed signs of binging, craving and withdrawal when their sugar intake was reduced.
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Dr. Lustig: “We need to wean ourselves off. We need to de-sweeten our lives. We need to make sugar a treat, not a diet staple.”We need to wean ourselves off. We need to de-sweeten our lives.”
“We need to make sugar a treat, not a diet staple”
Dr. Lustig told The Guardian in 2013. “The food industry has made it into a diet staple because they know when they do you buy more,” he added. “This is their hook. If some unscrupulous cereal manufacturer went out and laced your breakfast cereal with morphine to get you to buy more, what would you think of that? They do it with sugar instead.”
In her popular blog, Goop, Gwyneth Paltrow cites sugar addiction as one of the reasons she decided to quit sugar completely.
“The bottom line is that sugar works the addiction and reward pathways in the brain in much the same way as many illegal drugs,” she writes. “Sugar is basically a socially acceptable, legal, recreational drug with deadly consequences.”
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Statistics show that we are certainly a nation of added-sugar lovers. According to a report from the CDC, adults in the US consumed around 13% of their total daily calorie intake from added sugars between 2005-2010, while 16% of children’s and adolescents’ total calorie intake came from added sugars between 2005-2008.
These levels are well above those currently recommended by WHO, which state we should consume no more than 10% of total daily calories from “free” sugars – both naturally occurring sugars and those that are added to products by the manufacturer.
In 2013, however, MNT reported on a study by Prof. Wayne Potts and colleagues from the University of Utah, claiming that even consuming added sugars at recommended levels may be harmful to health, after finding that such levels reduced lifespan in mice.
Is eliminating sugar from our diet THE healthy THING TO DO?
Healthy Low Carb Diet
The array of studies reporting the negative implications of added sugar led to WHO making a proposal to revise their added sugar recommendations in 2014. The organization issued a draft guideline stating they would like to halve their recommended daily free sugar intake from 10% to 5%.
“The objective of this guideline is to provide recommendations on the consumption of free sugars to reduce the risk of noncommunicable diseases in adults and children,” WHO explained, “with a particular focus on the prevention and control of weight gain and dental caries.”
In addition, it seems many health experts, nutritionists and even celebrities like Gwyneth have jumped on a “no sugar” bandwagon.
But is it even possible to completely eliminate sugar from a diet? And is it safe? Biochemist Leah Fitzsimmons, of the University of Birmingham in the UK, told The Daily Mail:
“Cutting all sugar from your diet would be very difficult to achieve. Fruits, vegetables, dairy products and dairy replacements, eggs, alcohol and nuts all contain sugar, which would leave you with little other than meat and fats to eat – definitely not very healthy.”
Many people turn to artificial sweeteners as a sugar alternative, but according to studies, these sweeteners may still drive diabetes and obesity.
“Together with other major shifts that occurred in human nutrition, this increase in artificial sweetener consumption coincides with the dramatic increase in the obesity and diabetes epidemics,” the authors note. “Our findings suggest that artificial sweeteners may have directly contributed to enhancing the exact epidemic that they themselves were intended to fight.”
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Berlin is noted for its numerous cultural institutions, many of which enjoy international reputation.
The diversity and vivacity of the Zeitgeist Metropolis led to a trendsetting image among major cities.
The city has a very diverse art scene and is home to around 420 art galleries.
Many young people and international artists continue to settle in the city, and Berlin has established itself as a center of youth and popular culture in Europe.
The expanding cultural role of Berlin is underscored by the 2003 announcement that the Popkomm, Europe's largest annual music industry convention—previously hosted for 15 years by Cologne—would move to Berlin.
Shortly thereafter, the Universal Music Group and MTV also decided to move their European headquarters and main studios to the banks of the River Spree in Friedrichshain.
In 2005, Berlin was awarded the title of "City of Design" by UNESCO.
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