Art Goes to the Country
16 May 2009
A visit with Max Holzapfel, Sepp Auer and Maria Gruber
"Art Goes to the Country" offers an opportunity to view art where it is made and talk with the artists directly. This year we are visiting Max Holzapfel (St. Roman), Sepp Auer (Sankt Peter am Hart) and Maria Gruber (Gaspoltshofen).
The painter Max Holzapfel focuses primarily on the depiction of landscape. His paintings create fascinating interrelationships between the art of painting traditions of the past and generations of artists. A series of his diptychs is currently being exhibited at the Galerie Pehböck in Naarn. Sepp Auer, for many years professor at the University of Applied Art in Vienna, deals with sculptures in an engagement with Minimal Art and Arte Povera. The aquarelle artist Maria Gruber has increasingly been attracting attention recently with her sacral glass works. Glass and aquarelle have much in common, not least of all their permeability for light and color.
Excursion date: 16 May 2009, 8 am
Excursion guide: Dr. Brigitte Reutner
Limited number of participants: 25 people
Departure: Lentos Art Museum Linz
Return: approx. 7 pm in Linz
Registration: Lentos Art Museum, Claudia Kern, T. +43 732 7070 3601, claudia.kern@lentos.at
at the latest by 8 May 2009
Cost: € 29,-
