Painting & Sculpture in Dialogue at Museum Altomünster
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When Painting and Sculpture Engage in Conversation
At the Museum Altomünster, from September 27, 2026 to January 17, 2027, the works of Polish sculptor Remigiusz Dulko and Aichach painter and writer Fabian Oppolzer meet. The exhibition Painting & Sculpture in Dialogue connects two distinct artistic styles into an impressive art experience concerning form, material, perception, and cultural understanding.
Bronze between Body, Memory, and Spirituality
Remigiusz Dulko studied sculpture at the Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow, graduating with honors in 1979. For more than four decades, the artist living in Oświęcim has primarily worked with bronze. His figurative sculptures are created using the traditional lost-wax casting process and revolve around human relationships, sensuality, spirituality, and the tension between the sacred and the profane.
In the exhibition, the bronze sculptures unfold their spatial presence through volume, surface, and gesture. The material appears simultaneously heavy and mobile, closed and open. The observation of the works invites one to perceive the interplay of light and shadow on the surfaces and to experience the physical impact of the sculpture from different angles.
The Poetic Openness of Painting
Fabian Oppolzer, who works as a painter, musician, and writer in Aichach, consciously engages his pictorial worlds in dialogue with Dulko. His painting expands the exhibition space with color tones, areas, and open associative spaces. Where sculpture steps into the space, the image creates a different form of movement: the mental and emotional path of the observing gaze.
The curation does not rely on uniformity but on productive difference. Painting and sculpture enter into a dialogue where color meets bronze, surface meets volume, and poetic suggestion meets corporeal presence. This results in an aesthetic experience that slows down perception and opens new perspectives on contemporary art.
Art as a Bridge between Dachau and Oświęcim
The exhibition also has a cultural political dimension. Remigiusz Dulko comes from the Polish Oświęcim, which is the partner district of Dachau, while Fabian Oppolzer originates from the region. This artistic dialogue continues the German-Polish partnership in a special way. Art becomes a meeting across linguistic, geographical, and historical boundaries.
The Museum Altomünster connects this contemporary exhibition with the special atmosphere of its house and its history. Between museum spaces, historical depth, and focused artwork contemplation, a place of cultural education emerges where art can not only be viewed but understood as a conversation and shared experiential space.
Opening Hours and Admission
The Museum Altomünster is open Thursday to Saturday from 1 PM to 4 PM and Sunday from 1 PM to 5 PM. On public holidays, opening hours are from 1 PM to 4 PM. Admission is 2.50 euros per person; children up to 14 years can visit the exhibition for free. Discounted admission of 2 euros per person applies for groups of ten or more.
Conclusion: A Quietly Intense Art Experience
Painting & Sculpture in Dialogue promises an exhibition that connects sensual perception with art historical reflection. Visitors experience bronze as a physically present material, painting as an open thinking space, and art as a means of communication. Those seeking contemporary art, cultural education, and a focused exhibition atmosphere should discover this show live at the Museum Altomünster.
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