Category: Environmental Design: Semi-Permanent
Title:
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL TORTURE MEETS MODERN ART
Advertiser/Client: AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL GERMANY
Product/Service: AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL GERMANY
Entrant Company: OGILVY FRANKFURT
Country: GERMANY
Design/Advertising Agency: OGILVY FRANKFURT
Country: GERMANY
Credit Details:
| Name |
Position |
Company |
| Dr. Stephan Vogel |
Executive Creative Director |
Ogilvy Frankfurt |
| Christian Mommertz |
Creative Director |
Ogilvy Frankfurt |
| Christian Schönwälder |
Artist |
Galerie Diskus |
| Christoph Lode |
Chairman of Ai Section Mannheim |
Amnesty International Mannheim |
| Rolf Lauter |
Director of Mannnheier Kunsthalle |
Mannheimer Kunsthalle |
| Friederike Vogel |
Account Management |
Ogilvy Frankfurt |
| Friedrich Detering |
Graphic |
Ogilvy Frankfurt |
| Aziz Wakim |
Photographer |
|
| Christina Hufgard |
Art Buying |
Ogilvy Frankfurt |
Brief/Objectives/Goals:
The Amnesty International Section of Mannheim (Germany) wanted to create new and strong public interest in their town, because people often avoid the classical Amnesty information desks in pedestrian zones and shopping malls. We disguised torture as a modern art sculpture and exposed it in the most unusual context, the big local Art Museum (Kunsthalle Mannheim). Because in museums you'll find people of higher education and income than in ordinary contexts - the profile of potential Amnesty supporters. The artist Christian Schoenwaelder created the sculpture for us. Over 7,000 visitors saw the sculpture in the Museum. We had large PR coverage in local and national newspapers. And we created PR in magazines where Amnesty normally would never get in: Art Magazines and Marketing Periodicals. The clickrates on amnesty-international.de during the promotion were 16% higher than in the previous months. The local Amnesty Group in Mannheim had 50% more applications for membership right after the promotion.