Art and creativity: A look behind the scenes of the open studios in the Hollabrunn district

Art and creativity: A look behind the scenes of the open studios in the Hollabrunn district

The days of open studios in the Hollabrunn district again offered a platform to discover the diverse talents and creative processes of the local artists. Numerous artists have given insights into their work, and visitors had the opportunity to talk to them directly. This event not only promotes the art scene, but also the community within the region.

A remarkable visit was that of Uschi Stemberger from the women's movement and Ernst Buchroithner from the Kulturkreis Göllersdorf, who, together with SPÖ district chairman Stefan Hinterberger, visited the artist Ernst Bedlivy in Eitzersthal. Bedlivy works with water -resolution crayons and has a unique perspective on how he himself is expressed in his pictures. Hinterberger noticed: "It was fascinating how he pointed out to us that he often finds himself in his pictures." Its conscious avoidance of the color white ensures that his works are unusual and impressive.

art and music combined

Maria Magdalena Nödl, a native of Zogelsdorf, is not only a trained music teacher, but also the artistic director of the choir "Capella Ars Musica". She has held the management for over thirty years and has given countless singers a home. In the baroque parish church of Ravelsbach, Haydn's oratorio "Die Creation" was performed, in which over 250 concert goers also took part. The choir also appeared abroad, including in the Czech Republic and in the Vatican. Nödl also shows her commitment to the local art scene in the selection of singing soloists who often come from the region.

The art group Retz

Another important player in the local art scene is the art group Retz, which has been active for over thirty years and implements creative work in their studios in the farm in the farm. These artists are characterized by their freedom in thinking and shaping. Her works were presented in numerous exhibitions across the country and in Bratislava. Mayor Stefan Lang supports the artists and emphasizes: "I admire the creativity and talent of the artists."

Irmgard Haider's passion for painting

Irmgard Haider from Platt started painting three decades ago to compensate for her professional life as a kindergarten manager. After her first attempts did not provide the desired results, she decided to improve the technical skills through seminars and courses. Today your watercolors and handicrafts delight visitors to vernissages and exhibitions. Haider has already created about 300 works and is enjoyed by designing wooden boxes and other creative objects.

creative connection in Pulkau

Doris Hauser, the chairwoman of the art and cultural association, explains the vision of the Merkima gallery in Pulkau: "Our vision is to bring people together who want to exchange and inspire themselves." The gallery shows works by Pulkau artists and promotes exchange between artists, buyers and collectors. In addition, the association plans to become better known through events in the region. A special highlight are the art and craft shops in which creative gift ideas from different materials are offered.