When does the exhibition take place?

The exhibition runs from September 27, 2026, to January 17, 2027, at Museum Altomünster.

How much is the admission?

The admission fee is €2.50 per person. Children up to 14 years have free entry.

Where does the exhibition take place?

At Museum Altomünster, St. Birgittenhof 6, 85250 Altomünster.

What are the opening hours for the visit?

The museum is open Thursday to Saturday from 1 to 4 PM and Sunday from 1 to 5 PM.

Is the exhibition suitable for art enthusiasts and beginners?

Yes, the exhibition combines illustrative work observation with cultural education and is suitable for a broad audience.

Are there guided tours?

According to the museum's website, guided tours are offered. More detailed information can be found on the museum's website.

Two Art Languages Meet in Altomünster and Open New Spaces.

Name: Painting & Sculpture in Dialogue – Art Connects
Start: 2026-09-27T15:00:00+02:00
End: 2027-01-17
Location: Museum Altomünster

Painting & Sculpture in Dialogue: An Art Experience Full of Form, Color, and Space

At the Museum Altomünster, Painting & Sculpture in Dialogue brings together two artistic positions that could hardly be more different, and precisely for this reason, they generate so much tension. Remigiusz Dulko and Fabian Oppolzer open a concentrated exhibition space where pictorial surface and plasticity, color and body, line and material enter into a precise relationship.

When Art is Not Just Shown but Related

This exhibition thrives on the idea of dialogue. Painting structures the view with color harmony, rhythm, and composition; sculpture responds with volume, surface, and presence in space. This creates an exhibition atmosphere that does not come across as loud, but draws attention: to interspaces, transitions, and the subtle interplay of seeing and understanding.

Remigiusz Dulko: Sculpture as Condensed Form

The works of Remigiusz Dulko place sculpture as an independent space-related art in the center. Mass, gesture, and material effect gain the density that characterizes good sculpture. In the context of the exhibition, it becomes visible how plastic forms not only occupy space but actively shape it and make it newly interpretable.

Fabian Oppolzer: Painting with Literary Resonance Space

Fabian Oppolzer, born in 1984 in Stuttgart, studied history, theology, and comparative literature in Vienna and has been working as a visual artist since 2017. His biography indicates an art that reflects, is sensitive to language, and is open to spaces of meaning. In contrast to sculpture, his painting gains additional depth: color, line, and pictorial rhythm become carriers of a quiet, yet attentive examination of the work.

The Museum Altomünster as a Cultural Resonance Space

The Museum Altomünster is located in immediate proximity to the monastery church and is known for its permanent exhibition on the history of the Bridgettine Order. Special exhibitions like this one utilize the unique character of the house as a place of cultural education, historical memory, and lively mediation. This is precisely where the appeal of this exhibition visit lies: contemporary art meets a space with historical depth.

Visit, Education, and Atmosphere

The exhibition invites not only to view but to compare, reflect, and discover. Those interested in contemporary art, curation, spatial effects, and aesthetic experience will find a concentrated art experience with clear educational value. The exhibition sharpens the view for different art movements and shows how strongly a dialogue between painting and sculpture can expand the perception space.

Conclusion

Painting & Sculpture in Dialogue promises an inspiring exhibition between color and form power, between silence and presence. Art lovers can expect a visit that not only informs but touches and sensitizes the senses for material, space, and artistic signature. Anyone wanting to experience contemporary art in a historically influenced museum atmosphere should definitely plan this date in Altomünster.