40 years of the Wolfstein art association: anniversary exhibition in Grafenau

40 years of the Wolfstein art association: anniversary exhibition in Grafenau

The cultural landscape in Wolfstein is enriched by the 40th anniversary of the art association, which is celebrated with the exhibition "reflections" in the cultural pavilion in Grafenau. This anniversary exhibition shows the diverse creative work of over 60 active artists who present more than 80 works, emphasizing the important contributions to the visual art that have developed in recent decades.

a forum for artists from the region

The art association Wolfstein was launched on July 6, 1984 by Horst Dieter Geyer to bring artists from the Freyung-Grafenau district together in a registered association. The founding of the association, which was sealed on October 15, 1984, led to constant growth: in the first 20 years of membership, the number rose to over 450. This made Wolfstein the ninth largest art association in Bavaria - a remarkable recognition for the commitment in the visual art.

a strong network of creative

With a wide range of works of art, the Art Association has not only built regional, but also international relationships, through art trips and cooperation with artists from the Czech Republic and Upper Austria. The diversity in artistic expression - from painting to plastic to photography and design - is impressive. Among the well -known members of the Stechen association Erwin and Gretel Eisch, who have decisively helped shape the developments in the art scene.

The current challenges and opportunities

In times when cultural institutions have to struggle with financial bottlenecks and a decline in the audience, the Wolfstein art association shows how a strong network and committed members can be a driving force. The ongoing exhibition "Reflections" is not only a tribute to the past four decades, but also an important platform to make and support the innovations and talents in the art scene.

visiting information for the anniversary exhibition

The exhibition can be seen in the cultural pavilion in Grafenau until July 28, 2024. The opening times are from Tuesday to Sunday, from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., which offers visitors sufficient opportunity to experience the works of the committed artists.

Overall, the Kunstverein Wolfstein emphasizes with events such as this the lively art scene in the region and sets a sign of the value of culture at a time that is often shaped by challenges.

- Nag