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Arnold not only builds sculptures, but also supports artists in the context of art competitions and questions about feasibility and production costs. This was also the case with the Frankfurt artist Ann Reder, who won a competition of the Kulturstiftung Friedrichsdorf in 2016 with her design "Communication"  .

You can find more about this project HERE.

Since 1 April, Arnold AG has been using electricity exclusively from renewable energy sources. The company is thus taking an important step towards its goal of completely CO2-neutral production by 2030. "We, the board of directors and especially the owning family Arnold, see it as our duty to make an active contribution to reducing global warming. Climate-friendly process design and the responsible use of resources are very important to us," explains Christoph Ebert, member of the board. For years, a project team at Arnold has been working on the development of ideas
and measures for CO2 avoidance in the company.

We are pleased about the completion of the first work for the Düsseldorf artist Johannes Leidenberger. The aluminium sculpture "Puls" will be installed in the next few months at the future Executive Board- and Main Administration Building of the German Aerospace Center in Cologne (Germany).

Please gain first insights at the website art references section. The sculpture made high demands on statics, construction and manufacturing and is 100 percent handmade.

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For over 30 years we have been supporting institutions that take care for children and young people. Today we handed over our Christmas donation (5000 Euros) to the "Förderverein Bike Park" and the fire departments in Steinbach-Hallenberg (Thuringia). 

Our thanks go to all those who put their heart and soul into supporting young people.

Picture: Erik Hande

Today we installed the sculpture "Rock Cube 240" by the artist Arik Levy on the traffic circle at the intersection of Färberstraße/Max-Planck-Straße. It is made of Corten steel and weighs 1840 kilograms. The special feature is that even though the shape does not correspond to a classic cube, each side view shows a square measuring 2.40 meters x 2.40 meters. We invite all art lovers to take a live look at the sculpture.

Arik Levy is represented by the Scheffel Gallery, located in Bad Homburg. He became world famous with his "Rock Pieces". As part of the exhibition Blickachsen 12 (2019) he created a site-specific work entitled "Giant Log" for the Kurpark of Bad Homburg and four of his famous "Rocks" were installed in Kronberg and Frankfurt.

For many years Arnold has supported "Deutsche Sporthilfe" (https://www.sporthilfe.de). The support of young and top athletes is important to the company, because sport unites the indispensable values "performance", "fair play" and "cooperation".

That's why the Arnoldians participates in the charity run "Alone at the start. Together at the finish" (Information about the run, German) virtually.

Arnold is pleased to be able to contribute 1500 Euro donation to support
the work of Deutsche Sporthilfe   

At its headquarters in Friedrichsdorf, Arnold AG has taken over the sponsorship of the traffic circle at the intersection of Färberstraße/Max-Planck-Straße. In the future, works from its own production will be on display here. The company wants to create a public space for artists and to give all art lovers exciting insights into the world of metallic sculptures.