Status: 30.10.2023, 15:00 PM
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The spectrum of the Kunstverein's exhibition is wide. Visitors examine the styles. © Peter Bauersachs
Members of the Kunstverein Erding are currently exhibiting in the Frauenkircherl. Until 5 November, interested parties can examine the wide range of art.
Erding – Under the motto "Just like that! So easy!", the members of the Kunstverein Erding (KVE) are currently showing what they have come up with on this topic in the Frauenkircherl in Erding and impress with a power of creativity. The exhibition takes up the theme of the previous year's exhibition "It's not easy" and aims to create a connection to creative and confident solutions. "It is an invitation to sharpen our senses, to calm our thoughts and to look at the world from an artistic perspective," says chairman Frank Halatsch.
Albin Zauner, long-time member of the KVE, author, winner of the Tassilo Prize and the KVE Art Prize, also addressed the theme of the exhibition in his laudatory speech. "Art is usually just made like this: from an inspired flow, a simple inspiration and for the artists who are enthusiastic about inspiration, everything else is very simple. For if it is not easy, then it is very likely an overly strenuous undertaking, a futile labor of love, a cramp that comes across as recognizably strenuous and industrious. And as a result, it will also seem tedious to the recipients," said Zauner. To communicate something that is difficult to put into words: Are the artists succeeding in this task? Every visitor to the exhibition has to find the answer to this question for themselves.
In any case, the multitude of exhibits with different motifs is exciting, as they could hardly be more contrasting. The spectrum of the exhibition is wide: paintings in different styles, techniques and individual modes of expression. Naturalistic, abstract and informal. You can see fine drawings, colorful works with powerful depictions of life, collages, photographs, and classical sculpture and object art. For example, Peter Breth from Grüntegernbach, the oldest participant in the exhibition at 83 years of age, has incorporated new ideas into a collage with numerous individual images, which has a certain flair and is intended to make you think.
The exhibition
can be visited until 5 November and is open daily from 13 pm to 19 pm.