Art pleasure in April: Great exhibitions and memorial celebrations in Lower Austria!

Art pleasure in April: Great exhibitions and memorial celebrations in Lower Austria!

On April 3, 2025, the exhibition "Departments" opened with works by Christine Nehammer-Markus and Catharina Vopava in the exhibition bridge in the Lower Austrian country house in St. Pölten. Most of these works were created in Neulengbach and draw the inspiration from nature. The exhibition can be seen daily from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. until May 4th. For more information, interested parties can use the contact details 02742/9005-15916 or exhibition bruecke@noel.gv.at or visit the website www. exhibition bruecke.

At the same time, a special exhibition entitled "Herrera & Dubuffet.! A Spark of Light in this World" opened in the Museum Gugging. This exhibition presents the work of the Uruguayan artist Magalí Herrera (1914 - 1992) in cooperation with the Collection de l’Art brood. Over 80 work addresses the correspondence between Herrera and Jean Dubuffet. The exhibition can be visited until August 31, whereby the opening times are enough from Tuesday to Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Contact information is available at 02243/87087 or museum@museumgging.at and at www.museumgging.at.

art education and cultural events

In the Beethovenhaus Baden, an information date with the title "What does dust mean?" Instead, which belongs to the focus of deafness. Following the event on April 3, a lecture on "Der Deaf Beethoven" and an introductory course in sign language will be offered on April 4. For information on other events, contact can be made by 02252/48255 or by email to tickets@beethovenhaus-baden.at.

Also on April 2, a photo-reenactment took place in the Erlauf municipal office, which was to commemorate the end of the Second World War. This event is part of the artistic project "Handshake - a gesture is tracked" by Lisa Rastl and Willi Dorner. Art in public space in Lower Austria also invites you to the finissage of Julia Gaisbacher's exhibition on April 5th.

versatile exhibitions and cultural offers

On April 4, the exhibition by Susan Rothenberg (1945 - 2020) opens in the Kunsthalle Krems. This comprehensive monographic show comprises 31 paintings and work on paper and is accessible until November 2. The opening times are from Tuesday to Sunday between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Further detailed information is available at 02732/908010 or office@kunsthalle.at.

In the Melk Abbey, the “Referred Day” is celebrated on the same day, in which Harald Ofner's special exhibition is opened at 6.30 p.m. This can be seen until January 6, 2026, whereby the opening times from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Registrations are possible at 02752/555-230 or culture.tourismus@stiftmelk.at.

The cultural offers are rounded off by the exhibition "Photography meets Digital Art" by Dominic Fial in the youth cultural area Krems, which can be seen until April 18. The opening times are on Wednesday to Friday by appointment, contact: 02732/801-572, www.jugendkulturraum-krems.at.

The state art project at the Witten vocational college, which is carried out for prospective educators under the direction of Ms. Valgode, is characterized by nature. The aim is to awaken enthusiasm for nature in people of all ages. Intensive nature experiences and creative designs in nature promote both child development and the well -being of adults. The Methodology of Land Art makes the transfer of knowledge in an innovative way to enable deeper learning experiences, as described on bkitten.net

For the future, the Kiör department of the city of Dortmund plans a symposium that deals with art in public space. Various themed blocks are planned that examine the relationship between museums and art in public space. The event will take place on November 22nd and 23rd, 2024. Details can be found under urban-matters.org

The cultural scene in the Lower Austrian Landhaus is kept alive through numerous current events and exhibitions, which present both local and national art forms and invite you to participate.