Joachim-Fritz Schultze-Bansen
b. 1926 in Berlin (D), d. 2005 in Berlin (D); German sculptor
| 1950-1951 | Studied at the University of Applied Arts in Berlin-Weißensee |
| 1951-1958 | Studied sculpture at the University of Art, Berlin |
| 1954-1955 | Visit to Turkey |
| from 1959 | Sculptor in Berlin |
| 1961 | First national symposium in Germany: Kaisersteinbruch Sculpture Symposium in Gaubüttelbrunn. Organizers: Schultze-Bansen, Erich Reischke and Herbert Baumann (all members of the Symposium of European Sculptors), assisted by Professors Karl Hartung and Alexander Gonda |
| 1961 | Towards the end of October 1961, the participants in the Gaubüttelbrunn symposium decided to stage a symposium in Berlin to protest against the construction of the Berlin Wall: the Symposium of European Sculptors 1961–1963, the so-called Wall Symposium. During this symposium, Schultze-Bansen produced two stone sculptures. |
| 1964-1965 | Guest lecturer at the University of Art, Berlin |