Exhibition
Wild Ages

::: Sunday, 23th September ′07 – Opening ceremony :::

An eyecatcher at hippie corner: Harley Davidson with Poster und pictures for the movie ”Easy Rider“.	Rock stars in different styles, but united in Bremen: German punk singer Nina Hagen and Bono of U 2.

It was a very successful and interesting opening ceremony at the ”Kulturbahnhof“ in Bremen. A band named ”Teenage Music International“ (Link 1 | Link 2) and a vocal group named The Zappers delivered the musical frame, lord mayor Jens Böhrnsen showed his enthusiasm on the exhibition and took the 200 visitors back into the Sixties and Seventies.

The end of the exhibition: Some bricks symbolize the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, surrounded by some rarities from GDR rock and pop history.
Small talk: Rita Frische, manager of Kultur Bremen Nord GmbH, Otmar Wilhelm Weber (Radio Bremen) and Volker Beringer, also of Kultur GmbH.	About 200 people were guests of the opening ceremony.
Dancers were ”on stage“, when ”Teenage Music International“ played.	Three sets of German pop sang and played ”The Zappers“.
Bürgermeister Jens Böhrnsen blickte im Interview mit OWI Weber auf seine „Wilden Zeiten“ zurück.	Dichtes Gedränge rund um die Bühne herrschte bei den Reden, Interviews und Musikbeiträgen.
Lord Mayor Jens Böhrnsen, interviewed by OWI Weber, looked back to his very own ”Wild Ages“.	People surrounded the stage when speeches and interviews were held and when ”Teenage Music International“ and ”The Zappers“ played.
Günter Zint, photographer of Starclub fame, was on of the prominent guests of the opening ceremony.	Mary and Wolfgang Thomas, interviewed by OWI Weber, presented some major sections of the exhibition.
Played good old rock′n′roll: Teenage Music International	Some snacks, taken out of a recipe book of the sixties, have been presented to the guests.

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