Current program and dates for art exhibitions and vernissages in the Orangery in the English Garden
Carmen Nöhbauer, “May You See”
With “May you see,”Carmen Nöhbauer encourages viewers to approach her paintings and drawings with openness, freedom, intuition, and sensitivity—much like her own artistic process. Rhythmic, breathing lines, along with architectural and organic structures, come together to form fragile, breathing pictorial spaces. The expansion of space and time becomes palpable; presence becomes tangible. Spaces of light, impressions of nature, architecture, the physical, transcendence, beauty, and joy visibly open up. ““May you see.”
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ARTES Art / Science
In this fascinating exhibition, characterized by three very distinct “spheres,” visitors can experience artistic and scientific works that reinforce one another in a unique composition.
Hermann Wenzel has been working for decades on his approach to deciphering the famous “Phaistos Disc.” He presents this approach in a vivid and vividly illustrated manner, accompanied by explanations.
Gerhard J. Brandl presents a collection of sculptures made of painted wood or cast in bronze, inspired by African art, which he has reimagined in his “own style.”
In his series “Colours in Nature,” Leo Konopizky presents an extensive collection of analog photographs from various countries, taken over a period of more than 18 years. The originals were digitized and printed on Alu Dibond.
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The Art of Snowboards // Street Art on Snowboards
The exhibition “The Art of Snowboards” presents, for the first time to the public, a selection from what may be the world’s only private collection of works by nationally and internationally renowned urban artists who have reinterpreted snowboards as canvases. The street art scene has already left its mark on countless skateboards, but never before on snowboards.
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Nearby: Orangiere Munich, Chinese Tower in the English Garden, Seehaus Munich, Kleinhesseloher See, Tips for visiting the English Garden Munich