When does the tour take place

The event starts on Wednesday, November 26, 2025, at 11 AM and ends at 12 PM. Additional days will be communicated separately by the organizer.

What is the cost of the visit

The guided exhibition tour is free of charge. No tickets are required.

Where is the meeting point

Cultural Forum Klosterkirche Traunstein 2nd Floor Ludwigstraße 12 83278 Traunstein. Follow the signage to the City Gallery.

Is there accessibility

The Cultural Forum has elevators and barrier-free paths available. For individual needs, a brief phone inquiry with the organizer is recommended.

What are the general opening hours of the gallery

Typically Wednesday to Friday from 11 AM to 5 PM and Saturday and Sunday from 1 PM to 6 PM. Variations depending on exhibitions are possible.

Who leads the exhibition

Judith Bader, director of the City Gallery, and Herbert Stahl will guide you dialogically through the exhibition and provide art historical classifications.

Art in the Morning in Traunstein: Discoveries, Spatial Effects, Strong Mediation in the Morning

Name: Art in the Morning – DISCOVERIES IN SPACES OF ART
Start: 2025-11-26 11:00:00
End: 2025-11-26 11:00:00
Location: Kulturforum Klosterkirche Traunstein, 2. OG, Ludwigstraße 12, 83278 Traunstein

Art in the Morning: An Inspiring Start to the Exhibition Day

A guided exhibition tour opens sensitive perspectives on current positions in art: Under the title DISCOVERIES IN SPACES OF ART, Herbert Stahl and Judith Bader, director of the City Gallery Traunstein, invite you to a focused examination of the works. Admission is free.

Atmosphere of the Collection: Light, Space, Visual Axes

In the bright rooms of the Cultural Forum, an exhibition atmosphere unfolds that places the dialogue between visitor and work at the center. Clear visual axes, calm hanging, and the finely tuned daylight sharpen the perception of material, surface, and form.

Work Analysis and Art Experience

In the guided tour, painting, drawing, installation, and sculptural constellations are placed in an art historical context: Questions about spatial effect, tipping moments between figure and space, and the relationship of line, surface, and volume structure the aesthetic experience. Mediation is the focus – precise observation leads to independent interpretations.

Curating and Mediation

The team of the City Gallery relies on a long-term developed exhibition program that reflects social phenomena. Morning tours open a decelerated access: concentrated, dialogical, education-oriented. School classes and groups benefit from the museum educational orientation.

Architecture as a Resonance Space

The modernized monastery complex creates a clear resonance space for contemporary art with its upper floors. Elevators and barrier-free paths facilitate movement within the building, and the quiet acoustics support the deeper consideration of material qualities and sign systems.

Conclusion

Those who want to experience art with a keen eye will find a concentrated morning appointment for deeper perception here. DISCOVERIES IN SPACES OF ART combines well-founded expertise, vivid mediation, and an intense art experience – ideal for starting the day with a cultural impulse.