Pop-up gallery in the former Jeanseria: art exhibition in Miesbach

Because art and cultural institutions have largely closed, artists from the Miesbach district are now offering an exhibition - to be seen in shop windows.

Miesbach - The corona-related forced break for artists and cultural institutions continues in the district.

But there are more and more projects that offer art a platform, make it visible again - and thus offer a source of inspiration.

A pop-up exhibition has now opened in Miesbach's city center: It brings life to the currently vacant business premises of the former Jeanseria.

Miesbach: Art exhibition in the former Jeanseria

A rally took place at the opening: Micol Krause, who initiated the pop-up gallery, and the three exhibitors rolled out the red carpet for the art - so that it would finally be visible again. “Vernissages and visits to exhibitions are currently not possible, so art has to be presented in a different and new way,” says Krause. The ten large shop windows at Bahnhofstrasse 4 in Miesbach offer an ideal place for this, as temporary use until a new tenant can move in.

Instead of jeans, shirts & Co., works by Katrin Hering, for example, have moved in there.

Her minimalist paper art contrasts with Brigitte Yoshiko Pruchnow's large-format, cinematic-looking canvases.

Both are united by the play of light and shadow and the calm, almost meditative charisma.

Bettina Krugsperger complements the exhibition with “et cera”, a staging of experimental wax research, and filigree, paper and waxy covers and works.

Minimalist paper art - seen from the sidewalk

The exhibition is expected to be on view until Friday, May 14. "Free entry on the sidewalk, to be seen from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m.," Krause says with a wink of the eye, looking at the curfew at night. Your pop-up gallery can also be found on Instagram as galerie_micol_krause. The works of art are gradually being offered there, explains the Miesbacher.