Wuppertal, Germany
Baby polar bear Anori - half sister to Knut - plays at Wuppertal Zoo, Germany (via Telegraph)
Wuppertal, Germany
Baby polar bear Anori - half sister to Knut - plays at Wuppertal Zoo, Germany (via Telegraph)
Berlin, Germany
A plaster sculpture entitled “Knut - The Dreamer,” by artist Josef Tabachnyk, is unveiled at Berlin Zoo. This design was the winning proposal for a future bronze sculpture of Knut the polar bear. (via Telegraph)
Germany: girl sends lone Knut memorial entry
A seven-year-old girl has sent in the only design for a proposed memorial to Berlin’s late celebrity polar bear Knut.
Berliners loved Knut, a cub rejected by his mother and brought up by a zookeeper at the German capital’s zoo. But they apparently aren’t clamoring to come up with an homage to the furry star.
A competition to design a memorial to the bear has drawn a only single entry by a seven-year-old girl, according to the BZ daily. The bear died unexpectedly earlier this year at age four.
Not a single professional artist has sent an idea to the association behind the competition, said Thomas Ziolko, the group’s chief. He’s calling on interested artists to get their ideas to him. The competition’s deadline is Dec. 20. (via The Local)
Aw, such a shame! Good on the little girl, but surely the grown-ups can come up with something too? The deadline is fast approaching.
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