In fact, in German working world at moment it is more of a job to recruit older qualified employees and to secure ir wealth of experience before y retire. Sometimes y are even brought back like FC Bayern, who almost begged Jupp Heynckes to return as a coach and save current season. Now museum Penzberg-Collection Campendonk, cultural highlight of city, is not comparable to a football club. His longtime director Gisela Geiger also did not make a triple, but world's largest collection Heinrich Campendonks and thus brought many visitors to Penzberg.
Neverless, re is no longer any desire to renew contract of 66-year-olds again. She has to leave house she has built at end of year, although Geiger's deputy and designated successor Diana Oesterle is still until end of 2018 with research project on painting of Modernism, also initiated by violinist, and her closely Related dissertation. The city council wants to close gap with an interim line, and re is already a candidate for it. Oesterle, on or hand, suggested that 2018 continue to work 15 hours per week and not to say goodbye to violinists, but to employ 20 hours until y were fully available to museum 2019. In so doing, Oesterle argued that continuity would be maintained in management of museum. No unimportant argument, after all, house has no collection of its own, but relies on benevolence of lender.
The city council rejected Oesterle's proposal, although he held on to it as future leader. But a second contract extension violinist he does not want, supposedly to create any reference cases. "I would definitely like to have done this," says Geiger. Emotional mountain and downhill rides with city council she is accustomed to, since she dared 2002 a first Campendonk exhibition, which Penzbergern youngest blue rider is only really aware of. A first low point reached relationship between her and councils when grandson Campendonks 2010 offered estate to city for purchase. Gisela Geiger had already negotiated financing and selected images for 4.1 million euros, when a narrow majority of city council totally unexpectedly refused to buy. Luckily an entrepreneur jumped in, bought estate and offered Convolute as a loan for 15 years.
As happy as Geiger was, she never clear that city council had taken a stark wrong decision in her opinion- more so than re are some seats that are proud to have received pictures without spending a lot of money. As regards extension building opened in previous year: here too, Geiger had thought bigger and more visionary, had pleaded for new museum on large area in front of town hall.
Not a comfortable employee, but one that insists on your competence. Not everyone likes that. Personal animosity should refore have now made rash. The decision is neverless not comprehensible or even comprehensible.
Date Of Update: 09 October 2017, 12:08
