Painting & Sculpture in Dialogue at the Altomünster Museum: Experience Art in Altomünster

A vibrant artistic dialogue emerges between color and form at the Altomünster Museum

The exhibition Painting & Sculpture in Dialogue brings together two artistic positions in a direct, sensory encounter: the sculptor Remigiusz Dulko and the painter and writer Fabian Oppolzer. The show will be presented at the Altomünster Museum from September 27, 2026, to January 17, 2027; the event is noted in the calendar as a succinct exhibition offering with an opening on September 30, 2026, at 3 PM. ([museum-altomuenster.de](https://www.museum-altomuenster.de/malerei-skulptur-im-dialog-remigiusz-dulko-und-fabian-oppolzer))

A space where art communicates

The title itself points to the essential: art connects by sharpening perception and making differences productive. Painting and sculpture do not appear here as separate disciplines, but as two attitudes toward the image, the material, and the space. This curated juxtaposition opens an aesthetic experience in which contour, surface, volume, and light create a silent but intense dramaturgy. ([museum-altomuenster.de](https://www.museum-altomuenster.de/malerei-skulptur-im-dialog-remigiusz-dulko-und-fabian-oppolzer))

Between sculptural presence and painterly openness

Remigiusz Dulko embodies the power of sculpture, representing density, physicality, and spatial tension. Fabian Oppolzer complements this position with painterly sensitivity, with color fields, rhythm, and a narrative depth that holds and carries the gaze. The Altomünster Museum regards this arrangement as an invitation to dialogue that opens new perspectives and brings people into conversation. ([museum-altomuenster.de](https://www.museum-altomuenster.de/malerei-skulptur-im-dialog-remigiusz-dulko-und-fabian-oppolzer))

Altomünster as a place of cultural concentration

The Altomünster Museum is located in close proximity to the monastery church and is closely linked to the history of the former Brigittine convent. The permanent exhibition conveys the special atmosphere of this place: tranquility, contemplation, and reflection characterize the museum visit and form an attractive contrast to the contemporary exhibition. This is precisely where the exhibition derives its special impact: contemporary art meets a historically charged space. ([altomuenster.de](https://altomuenster.de/freizeit-kultur/sehenswertes/museen/museum-altomuenster/?utm_source=openai))

Visit, opening hours, and museum classification

The museum's regular opening hours for visitors are Thursday to Saturday from 1 PM to 4 PM and Sunday from 1 PM to 5 PM. Admission costs 2.50 euros per person; children up to 14 years enter free, and groups of ten or more pay 2.00 euros per person. The museum will reopen on September 24, 2026, and is located at St. Birgittenhof 6 in 85250 Altomünster. ([museum-altomuenster.de](https://museum-altomuenster.de/))

Conclusion: An art experience intertwining presence and space

This exhibition promises not a loud spectacle, but a concentrated contemplation of the works that resonates. Anyone interested in painting, sculpture, and the subtle transitions between both media will find a cultivated, cleverly staged art experience at the Altomünster Museum. A visit is definitely worthwhile in person. ([museum-altomuenster.de](https://www.museum-altomuenster.de/malerei-skulptur-im-dialog-remigiusz-dulko-und-fabian-oppolzer))

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Sources:

• Altomünster Museum - Painting & Sculpture in Dialogue
• Altomünster Museum - Current Information and Visitor Information
• Altomünster Museum - Plan Your Visit
• Community of Altomünster - Altomünster Museum