Discover coastal art: Opening of the exhibition in Stargard Castle!

Discover coastal art: Opening of the exhibition in Stargard Castle!

The anticipation is growing in Burg Stargard, because on Sunday, July 20th, the second stage of the exhibition “Faszination Northern Germany” opens its doors in the Marie Hager House. From 2 p.m., art lovers can experience the fascinating coastal landscapes, rivers and lakes of Mecklenburg and Western Pomerania. How Northern Courier According to reports, the exhibits in this unique show mainly come from private collections and are difficult to access outside of the exhibition.

The works on display include paintings by well-known artists such as Valentin Ruths, Katharina Bamberg and Eduard Krause-Wichmann. Her works cover a period from the mid-19th century to the mid-20th century and invite visitors on a journey of discovery through regions such as Schwerin, Rügen, Stralsund and Fischland. In this way, a bridge is drawn between the natural painting of days gone by and the modern perception of landscape.

A special supporting program

The opening itself will be particularly exciting, as the “Tea at Hager” event will take place immediately after the exhibition at 3 p.m. The graduate museologist Frank Saß will give a lecture that will provide further exciting insights into art history and the works depicted. Anyone interested should pre-register on 015226876646 to secure their place. Tickets are available for just five euros at the Marie Hager House.

The importance of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania as a source of inspiration for artists is undisputed. Numerous painters such as Caspar David Friedrich have created masterpieces here that have achieved world fame. But the region is not only home to historical greats; Contemporary artists are also active here. This is how the painter Carola Pieper lives on the Fischland-Darß-Zingst peninsula, where she lives in a charming thatched house. Her husband Jens restores fishing dinghies and they enjoy maritime life together. Carola often plays on nostalgic wooden boats and is inspired by the variability of the play of light on the water. She sees art as a way of meditation and communication with her surroundings, and her motto “In through the eyes and out through the fingertips” represents her creative philosophy.

Cultural events and artist colonies

There are also numerous events in the region that provide a glimpse into the creative scene. Events like Kunst:Open at Pentecost allow visitors to immerse themselves in studios and workshops. Here you can not only admire the works, but also often pick up a brush and get creative. The environmental photo festival in spring and the active photography autumn also stand out from the colorful range of events and attract numerous art enthusiasts.

The artists' colony in Ahrenshoop, which is located nearby, also illustrates the long tradition of artists who work and have their work done in this picturesque environment. It is a place where art and nature merge in a unique way. Further information can be found on the artists' colony website: norddeutsche-kuenstlerkolonien.de.

So nothing stands in the way of the upcoming exhibition and the region will once again live up to its role as a creative center. Whether old masters or new talents – art is very important in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, and this is reflected not least in the varied exhibition offerings.