Ateliertage Berg/Icking: Discover art treasures in the hinterland!

Ateliertage Berg/Icking: Discover art treasures in the hinterland!

The Berg/Icking studio days start today at 2 p.m. with an impressive range of art and creativity. For the 38th time, artists open their workshops under the motto "remaining light". This event leads through the picturesque surroundings of Wolfratshausen to Ammerland to Irschenhausen, whereby numerous studios invite you to visit.

The variety of artists is impressive. In addition to renowned names, new faces also get the opportunity to present their work. Michael Eckle and Ruth Kohler from Münsing will take part in this event for the first time, as well as Jozef Melicherčík, who is represented in Aufkirchen. This time, some of the well -known artists who have participated on the studio days take a break, such as Hans Pansschar and Roman Wörndl. Nevertheless, the event remains exciting, since the valid - Elisabeth and Fritz - and Sabine Kirchhoff are back in Irschenhausen.

opening times and exhibitions

The studio days take place on this and the coming weekend, and the opening times are on Saturday from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. and on Sunday from 12 to 7 p.m. Visitors can look forward to a number of well -known studios. In Farchach, Dazze Kammerl and Franz Jäger open their doors, while in Aufkirchen the artists Lucie Plaschka and Juschi Bannaski are waiting for them. In Aufhausen, Cornelia Hesse and Andreas Huber (who will only be on the 2nd weekend) can be found. Wolfratshausen offers Teresa Erhart and Birgit Berends-Wöhrl as well as Nausikaa Hacker and Ulrich Panick the opportunity to present their works of art. Ernst Grünwald will also show you his latest works in Ammerland, while Irschenhausen is used by Sebastian Heinsdorff, Petra Jakob and Gabriel Baumüller.

gentle temperatures and sunny weather promise the ideal conditions for a bike tour to the studios, an experience that will give art lovers and families alike. The studio days offer not only a platform for artists, but also the opportunity for visitors to gain direct insights into the creative process and possibly acquire one or the other work of art.

Overall, this year is particularly remarkable, since the mix of established and new artists creates a lively atmosphere that reflects the fascination of art in the region. The approach of putting the event under the motto "remaining light" stimulates and appreciate the beauty in the small things and in the transience of art.

For more information about the studio days and the participating artists, See the current reporting on Quh-berg.de .