Procol Harum in Wuppertal, Germany, 5 & 6 April 2013

Tony Cragg, Patron of the Procol Harum weekend

Pictured with Michael Ackermann is Tony Cragg CBE, the world-famous sculptor (born Liverpool 1949) who moved to Wuppertal the year that 'Old Testament'
Procol Harum ceased trading. Tony is the patron ('Schirmherr') of the weekend of Procol Harum music in Wuppertal, which brings together the region's finest
orchestra, and dancers from the tradition of Pina Bausch, another highly significant and internationally regarded figure from the Wuppertal arts scene

A typically monumental Tony Cragg sculpture by a path in Wuppertal near the Stadhalle and got them

Villa Waldfrieden in the Wuppertal Sculpture Park, designed in the late 1940s by Franz Krause

The sculptures exhibited in woodland beside the Villa are consistently intriguing ...

 ... and very varied: the Sculpture Park is definitely worth a visit (there is a good restaurant there too)

The sculptures are chiefly of monumental size

Procol dates in 2013 | Wuppertal booking-index