Art room opened: fascination with 30 sculptures in Dirmstein!

Art room opened: fascination with 30 sculptures in Dirmstein!

From Sunday, May 18, 2025, the Sturmfedersche Kellergarten in Dirmstein presents the fourth exhibition "Kunst-Zraum". The event is organized by the local cultural association and the artist Friederich Raudasch. The works of eight sculptors who issue around 30 objects can be seen. Among the artists represented are Friedrich Ludwig Sckell, Caspar IV. Lerch and Petra Schattenberg. This exhibition promises to become an important part of the cultural landscape of the region, especially in the connection between art and nature.

The selection of sculptures presented in this idyllic basement garden will captivate visitors. The basement garden is known for its special atmosphere, the art and nature harmoniously combines. This is reinforced by the various styles and techniques that represent the invited artists.

artistic diversity and concise topics

Another exciting highlight in the art scene is the museum edition "Symbols" by the artist Jürgen Heinz. This edition addresses the meaning of symbols, metaphors and symbols in the visual art, which represent universal signs without being needed. The works will be available in various museums from 2023 and offer an interesting contrast to the sculptures in the Sturmfeder Kellergarten.

In addition to "symbols" Heinz 'also includes several editions, including "Member" and "Love Edition 2022", whereby this work treats symbolic topics such as belonging, identity and love. These objects made of steel and wood vary in size and price and expand the range of contemporary art in the region.

diverse exhibition offers

With future exhibitions, such as the sculptor exhibition in the landscape park of the Sturmfeder Kellergarten and others, which are planned by June 2025, the regional artificial offer remains dynamic and multi -layered. From June 6, 2025, for example, a joint exhibition by Karen Shaverdyan and Jürgen Heinz will be shown in the Petra Kern gallery in Heidelberg. Such events contribute to a lively art scene in different cities in Germany.

Interest in contemporary art is also awakened by platforms such as kunstausstlitten.de that offer a way to search for exhibitions according to various criteria, be it according to the place, period or event house. This facilitates the exploration and access to diverse exhibitions in Germany, from the big cities to smaller art associations.