Stams municipal office: Foyer turns into creative gallery

Stams municipal office: Foyer turns into creative gallery

The Stams municipal office will be transformed into a gallery for the coming months in which the works of the local artist Iris Staudacher are exhibited. This vernissage not only offers a platform for the presentation of your art, but also the opportunity for citizens to deal with the creative forms of expression in the region.

Iris Staudacher is an artist who has become known to have made a significant contribution to the art scene in the community for years. Your works impress with a variety of shapes and colors that encourage the viewer to think. The decision to use the municipal office's foyer for these exhibitions underlines the commitment of the municipality to promote and make local art.

art in public space

The selection of the municipal office as a location offers citizens the opportunity to experience art during their daily visits. This could lead to more people interested in local artists and their work. In addition, the foyer becomes a lively place of exchange and inspiration, where art not only looks at, but can also be discussed.

The exhibition is understood as an expression of joy and creative action. It focuses on the importance of art in everyday life and its ability to combine communities. Art is not only a personal form of expression, but also a means that promotes social interactions and community living together.

For people who are interested in the art of Iris Staudacher, the exhibition offers an interesting opportunity to get to know your creative style and learn the inspiration behind your work. Whether passionate art lovers or occasional visitors, everyone is invited to let the colors and stories work on them.

The measures to promote local artists are still very important in the region. It remains to be seen which new works and artists will be presented in the Stams municipal office in the future and what other impulses the community will set for the art scene. For more information and details on the exhibition, see the current reporting on www.meinbezirk.at .