GermanyThe city of Weimar is hosting a cultural festival showcasing works by recipients of the prestigious Rome Prize, which supports exceptional artists, composers, architects, and other creatives. The event, titled 'Where the Lemons Glow – Villa Massimo Visits Weimar,' features the work of 22 prize winners across various institutions such as the ACC Gallery, Buchenwald Memorial, Weimar Music Conservatory, Lichthaus Cinema, Bauhaus University, and the Duchess Anna Amalia Library. The festival includes exhibitions, concerts, and readings by the award-winning artists and runs through the autumn. Notable participants include author Thomas Brussig, writer Ann Cotten, architect Kyung-Ae Kim, visual artist Alicja Kwade, photographer Peter Piller, and comic artist Barbara Yelin. The opening weekend begins today with a ceremony.
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