Painting & Sculpture in Dialogue at the Museum Altomünster: Art Connects
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When Painting and Sculpture Come Together
At the Museum Altomünster, the works of Polish sculptor Remigiusz Dulko and the painter and writer from Aichach, Fabian Oppolzer, meet. The exhibition Painting & Sculpture in Dialogue connects two independent artistic positions into an impressive art experience between color, form, material, and memory.
Bronze, Body, and the Language of Form
Remigiusz Dulko, born in 1955 in Lidzbark Warmiński, studied sculpture at the Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow and graduated with honors in 1979. For more than four decades, he has been working with bronze and personally oversees the entire process of creating his sculptures from design to final finishing.
His figurative sculptures revolve around human relationships, spirituality, sensuality, and everyday life. In the museum, the bronze sculptures reveal a strong spatial presence: surface, volume, weight, and gesture shape the viewing experience. Between concentrated materiality and symbolic openness, an aesthetic experience emerges that invites lingering.
Fabian Oppolzer: Painting Between Image, History, and Narrative
Fabian Oppolzer connects his work as a painter and writer with a pronounced interest in visual language, memory, and cultural contexts. His painting enters into an open exchange with Dulko's sculptures. Color fields, lines, and painterly condensations encounter the sculptural forms not as opposites but as visual responses.
The exhibition makes visible how differently art can capture reality. While the sculpture physically structures space, the painting opens up cognitive and emotional interspaces. Light, color harmony, and material create an exhibition atmosphere in which both positions sharpen each other.
Art as a German-Polish Dialogue
The presentation also possesses a cultural-historical dimension. Remigiusz Dulko comes from Oświęcim, or Auschwitz, the Polish partner district of the district of Dachau. Fabian Oppolzer works in the Aichach region. Their encounter artistically continues the partnership exchange across national borders.
This makes the curation an example of cultural education: Art opens perspectives, creates spaces for conversation, and connects personal perception with history. The exhibition invites reflection on forms of remembrance, human closeness, and the ability of painting and sculpture to continue the dialogue where words reach their limits.
Art Experience at the Museum Altomünster
The Museum Altomünster offers a special setting for this exhibition. The contemporary works relate to the historical atmosphere of the house and its cultural-historical collection. Thus, an art viewing emerges that connects contemporary art, local history, and European understanding.
The exhibition will be open on October 29, 2026, from 1 PM to 4 PM. Admission costs 2.50 euros per person; children up to 14 years can visit the museum for free. Outside of this date, the exhibition can be viewed until January 17, 2027, during regular opening hours.
Conclusion: Two Artistic Handwritings, One Shared Resonance Space
Visitors can expect a concentrated exhibition on corporeality, color, memory, and encounter. Those wishing to experience contemporary painting and sculpture in an atmospheric museum presentation will find an art experience with historical depth and contemporary relevance in Altomünster. The exhibition is particularly worth visiting live, as the tension between bronze, space, and image can only be fully grasped in the immediate aesthetic experience.
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