Výstavy umění v Jižním Tyrolsku

Strix's South Tyrolean nature photographers have captured the magic of the Dolomites in many facets, from the smallest creatures to the most imposing rock massifs. Their images are a declaration of love to the Dolomites, this unique jewel of the Alps. Opening hours: mo - sa from 8.00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and from 4.00 p.m. to 6.00 p.m. sundays and holidays from 9.00 a.m. to 12.00 p.m. Free entry. The photographs used for the promotion of the exhibition are by: ©Alfred Erardi ©Elzenbaumer Helmut ©Leander Mitterer During the event photos or video footage may be taken for the purpose of documentation and promotion of the event and the region. The footage may be used and published on websites, on social networks and on media in compliance with the data protection regulations.

The book with more than 150 pictures describes the exploration of a toy collection from Val Gardena, that of Michaela Sotriffer. Thanks to her dialogues with Monica Ferrari, she presents the reader with an educational analysis of past toys. Starting from the 1920s, the toys of the 20th century are considered in the context of Val Gardena, but she analyses also how objects that still have a lot to say today were used. It is not just an immersion in the past, but a study that raises reflections and questions about education.

UNIKA's Long Night 2024 Concert by the South Tyrolean singer-songwriter Max von Milland. Starts at 8:30 PM - Doors open at 8:00 PM Max von Milland, the South Tyrolean singer-songwriter, takes you on a musical journey that traverses the entire world, yet always carries South Tyrol in his luggage. If one could pack South Tyrol into songs, Max von Milland would certainly come closest to the sound. His music embodies the essence of the region around Brixen - his homeland. The singer-songwriter encapsulates the language and the spirit of South Tyrol in a unique style, deeply rooted in his homeland yet as cosmopolitan as Max himself. On a journey to self-discovery, he moved from metropolis to metropolis, only to discover that South Tyrol always accompanied him. The memories, the language, the people - all contribute to what makes home. This unique path shapes his style today: modern and traditional, cosmopolitan and approachable. Because Max von Milland carries the world in his heart, and his homeland on his tongue.

The sky has always been picturesque in its colour gradations and atmospheric moods, more recently also through auroras in our latitudes. But it is also marked by human existence: Air traffic, climate change, horizon-marking interventions in nature. And it symbolises something bigger than mankind. What does your sky of the future look like? What is your vision of a sky in 2050? - Tecniche pittoriche e grafiche - Dimensioni: 50x40 cm o 70x50 cm - Esposizione | Autunno 2024 - Presentazione: fino al 13.9.2024 - Info: www.bibliothek-toblach.com

From September 12th to September 15th 2024, the 30th edition of UNIKA will take place in Val Gardena, where local artisans show their skills. The prestigious UNIKA Art Fair, once again hosted in the tennis hall of Ortisei -Roncadizza, proudly celebrates 30 successful years. Over a hundred artists have presented their works to a critical and art-interested audience during this time. The vernissage, is scheduled for Wednesday, September 11th, 2024 at 6.30pm.

The Vice-President of the Province and Councillor for Italian Culture of the Autonomous Province of Bolzano - South Tyrol Marco Galateo is pleased to invite to the inauguration and public declaration of the 2024 winners of the Piero Siena Prize. Speakers alongside the artists will be Antonio Lampis(Director of the Italian Culture and Economic Development Department), Eva Fabbris(Director of the Madre Museum, Naples), Bart van der Heide(Director of Museon, Bolzano), Paolo Tognon(Art Historian and curator of the award), Frida Carazzato and Valentina Caramerotti(first jury of the award)

Living heritage of the Dolomites The travelling exhibition with 20 impressive panels was designed for the 50th anniversary of the Schlern-Rosengarten Nature Park. The open-air exhibition shows pictures of the impressive landscape of the nature park and the diversity of flora and fauna. The exhibition also tells of the beginnings of the mountain refuges and of the people who live and work in the nature park. The exhibition travels to every village in the Dolomites region from June to October and is accessible free of charge. Dates: 27.05.-21.06.2024: Seis am Schlern 24.06.-19.07.2024: Kastelruth 22.07.-16.08.2024: Völs am Schlern 19.08.-20.09.2024: Tiers am Rosengarten 23.09.-18.10.2024: Seiser Alm

Leonard Alberti ‘Treasures of the future’ The name ‘security’ comes from the financial sector and refers to a document that represents an asset. Similarly, a sheet of paper gains value through artistic design and presentation. The idea behind ‘Wertpapier’, curated by Lisa Trockner, is to promote work on paper, especially drawings. This format offers talented artists the opportunity to show their works on paper and become part of the Raiffeisenkasse Bruneck art collection. In the exhibition, Leonard Alberti is showing a series of watercolour drawings in the same format, documenting the various stages of growth of the Superschmelz kohlrabi variety. Leonard Alberti Born in 1998, grew up in Bruneck. Attended the Cademia art school and the Bruneck art high school. 2024 Graduated with honours from the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna in the drawing class.

At the foot of Villa Gasteiger lies a half-forgotten park where something is hidden among the trees... Welcome to NOBODY'S VILLAGE, a temporary settlement for all creative people in the region. Throughout September, parallel to the autumn equinox, the historic park will become the backdrop for encounters and exchanges between local creatives, guest artists and the festival audience. NOBODY'S VILLAGE is a format developed by the Museion Art Club Forum: It unfolds through public sessions that showcase different creative practices and serve as a starting point for knowledge exchange, needs assessment, togetherness and community and where we come together in a temporary tent.

This year's exhibition by the Associazione degli Artisti della Provincia di Bolzano (Bolzano Provincial Artists' Association) at the City Gallery is entitled “Expressions of Interiority”. After several years in which the annual exhibition has offered unusual, experimental food for thought, the programme now features a seemingly more traditional theme, the portrait, which is understood here as an expression of inwardness and thus demands an introspection that, from time to time, stems from the soul, the consciousness, the spirit and finally advances to the unconscious and its split. In this light, the theme can appear very complex and can easily run the risk of drifting into banality. However, thanks to their expertise, the exhibiting artists manage to deliver completely unconventional interpretations. Portrait art, which emerged in the early Renaissance, was very popular for centuries and still offers important insights into the many facets of human diversity today. The anthropocentrism of the Renaissance led to an increase in the importance of the portrayed person, which became just as widespread as religious subjects. The self-portrait soon became a common practice. With it, the artists put themselves in the picture, thereby recognising, reflecting and analysing themselves. The participating artists have submitted very different works, both in terms of painting technique and interpretation, and their originality is sure to attract great interest.

Transart is a multidisciplinary festival, which involves its audience in the exciting exploration of new contemporary frontiers, through a multiplicity of expressive languages and their innovations: from classical to electronic music, from figurative arts to performance, and from cinema to new digital technologies.

An exhibition journey in the evocative tower of the castle Ciastel de Tor between the north and the south of the paintings of Siegward Sprotte (1913-2004). The north - Germany, where he lived, and the south - South Tyrol, where he stayed, are the compass by which he orientated himself. The island of Sylt, with its waves and colourful horizons, and Colfosco, with its mountains and trees tousled by snow, the two extremes of an immense geography called art. Price: ticket Museum Ladin Ciastel de Tor During the event photos or video footage may be taken for the purpose of documentation and promotion of the event and the region. The footage may be used and published on websites, on social networks and on media in compliance with the data protection regulations.

Sergio Sini was born in 1924 in Treviso where, from a very young age, he approached painting in order to express his love for nature, a companion in his stylistic pursuits. In this review are a selection of works ralized during his stays in Val Pusteria, and in particular in Villabassa.

The exhibition showcases a targeted series of artworks from the past three years. Aesthetic forms and patterns of an entirely new and unknown world flow toward the critical awareness of climate change facing our planet. The brothers succeed in unleashing physical places into a rational realm of thought and transforming them into aesthetic settings through stylistic and colorful contrasts. What remains are surfaces, structures, and stylistic textures that take shape in the minds of viewers and ultimately transcend pure perception as a rational mechanism. Observation transforms into a solitary experience, becoming a privilege of seclusion, comparable to an exclusive dialogue between observers and the artwork itself. Sophie Olivotto (Art Historian)

An exhibition of artworks by Roberto Pallestrong at the Cafè Atelier Pinta Pichl from September, 6 to 30. OPENING on September, 6 at 6.00 pm.

Philipp and Stefan Santifaller, an up-and-coming photographer duo from Brixen, present a selection of their photographs with spectacular impressions from Iceland and New Zealand as well as a single piece from their series ‘The Glacier's End’. While the two countries are practically diametrically opposed on the globe, the photographers have also found counterpoints in their images that lend the exhibition as a whole an exciting dynamic.

More than just stones: The world of minerals is not only exciting, but also full of surprises and stories surrounding these natural witnesses of history – especially here in South Tyrol. A guided tour of the Mineral museum at the Natznerhof farm brings interested visitors closer to the history and curious facts surrounding the collection of over 1,500 minerals from 50 different countries. Booking by phone or e-mail: Phone: +39 0472415044 E-mail: info@mineralienhotel.com Costs With tour: adults 10,00€, kids 05,00€ Partial guidance: adults 05,00€, kids 02,50€ 0-3 years: Free of charge

Art exhibition with works from the artists in the gallery "GefängnisLeCarceri".

A collection of the traditional costume "Rittner Tracht" from the 18th century to the present day. On Wednesdays and Fridays from 4–6 p.m. in the historic Commandery Lengmoos. Last entry: 5.30 p.m., Admission: € 4, free with RittenCard. The traditional costume has a long tradition on the Ritten/Renon, which is still cultivated by associations and organisations today. It is very important for us to preserve this living cultural asset for the future and make it accessible to a broad public.

The exhibition TRACES presents a selection of works by the artist Aron Demetz. Sculptures made of wood, bronze as well as digital scans and milled objects created in recent years are on display. An overview that reveals the different souls of the South Tyrolean sculptor: the poetic and expressive power of the figures, the absoluteness of the composition, the continuous experimentation with techniques and materials. Cultural roots of the region are conveyed with a contemporary approach. curated by Eva von Ingram Harpf The exhibition of the sculptures of Aron Demetz can be seen in the village center of Seis until mid-October.

A regional exhibition project on the ambivalent concept of Heimat in cooperation between the Heimatpflegeverband Südtirol, the Südtiroler Künstlerbund and the Granaio di Nomi, organised on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the Heimatpflegeverband Südtirol. Rooted from early childhood, the Heimat accompanies people throughout their lives, shaping identities and entire families. It can be familiar or lost, and serves as a utopian construct that simultaneously conveys a seemingly real emotional condition. The German word Heimat is difficult to translate into Italian - as in other languages - and few concepts are so strongly connoted by emotion and yet so deeply nuanced. In a world of constant change, which entails a loss of social ties, the nurturing of tradition and Heimat appears as an alternative to modern digitised speed. Heimat is experienced on the one hand as an Arcadian refuge that stimulates self-reflection. On the other hand, history and the current political situation show how this ideal can be instrumentalised and lead to exclusion, even to violence and war. Under fundamentally changed living conditions, the concept of Heimat increasingly takes on new meanings. In relation to waves of migration, Heimat represents a complex interface that raises questions of belonging, cultural rootedness and adaptability. People who leave their Heimat and live in new environments look for ways to define their identity in the conflict between past and present. Added to this is the influence of climate change, which entails not only physical but also emotional changes. Solastalgia - the feeling of homesickness without having left one's home, caused by environmental changes in one's area - is spreading. In this extensive exhibition, between the SKB ARTES venues, the outdoor area of the NOI Techpark and the Granary in Nomi, 25 artists from the region explore the concept of 'Heimat' through various media and on various levels of content. They deconstruct the term and investigate which dimensions the complex and layered concept of Heimat can encompass on a cultural, geographical, social, political and emotional level, both in the present and in the future.Participating artists: Leonhard Angerer, Walter Blaas, Italo Bressan, Susanne Burchia, Stefano Cagol, Hannes Egger, Ulrich Egger, Karolina Gacke, Werner Gasser, Elisabeth Hölzl, Elias Jocher, Wil-ma Kammerer, Kira Kessler, Angelo Demitri Morandini, Manuel Oberkalmsteiner, Elisabeth Oberrauch, Laura Pan, Lissy Pernthaler, Christian Piffrader, Leonora Prugger, Paula Prugger, Sylvie Riant, Ariel Trettel, Gustav Willeit, Andreas Zingerle. Curators: Eleonora Klauser Soldá, Lisa Trockner. Co-curators: Remo Forchini and Valentine Kostner. The exhibition opens on Saturday 7 September at 5 p.m. at SKB ARTES in Bolzano and on Friday 13 September at 6.30 p.m. at the Granaio in Nomi. The exhibition will be open until 25 October. The outdoor installation at the NOI Techpark is also accessible free of charge until 25 October.

A regional exhibition project on the ambivalent concept of Heimat in cooperation between the Heimatpflegeverband Südtirol, the Südtiroler Künstlerbund and the Granaio di Nomi, organised on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the Heimatpflegeverband Südtirol. Rooted from early childhood, the Heimat accompanies people throughout their lives, shaping identities and entire families. It can be familiar or lost, and serves as a utopian construct that simultaneously conveys a seemingly real emotional condition. The German word Heimat is difficult to translate into Italian - as in other languages - and few concepts are so strongly connoted by emotion and yet so deeply nuanced. In a world of constant change, which entails a loss of social ties, the nurturing of tradition and Heimat appears as an alternative to modern digitised speed. Heimat is experienced on the one hand as an Arcadian refuge that stimulates self-reflection. On the other hand, history and the current political situation show how this ideal can be instrumentalised and lead to exclusion, even to violence and war.Under fundamentally changed living conditions, the concept of Heimat increasingly takes on new meanings. In relation to waves of migration, Heimat represents a complex interface that raises questions of belonging, cultural rootedness and adaptability. People who leave their Heimat and live in new environments look for ways to define their identity in the conflict between past and present. Added to this is the influence of climate change, which entails not only physical but also emotional changes. Solastalgia - the feeling of homesickness without having left one's home, caused by environmental changes in one's area - is spreading. In this extensive exhibition, between the SKB ARTES venues, the outdoor area of the NOI Techpark and the Granary in Nomi, 25 artists from the region explore the concept of 'Heimat' through various media and on various levels of content. They deconstruct the term and investigate which dimensions the complex and layered concept of Heimat can encompass on a cultural, geographical, social, political and emotional level, both in the present and in the future. Participating artists: Leonhard Angerer, Walter Blaas, Italo Bressan, Susanne Burchia, Stefano Cagol, Hannes Egger, Ulrich Egger, Karolina Gacke, Werner Gasser, Elisabeth Hölzl, Elias Jocher, Wil-ma Kammerer, Kira Kessler, Angelo Demitri Morandini, Manuel Oberkalmsteiner, Elisabeth Oberrauch, Laura Pan, Lissy Pernthaler, Christian Piffrader, Leonora Prugger, Paula Prugger, Sylvie Riant, Ariel Trettel, Gustav Willeit, Andreas Zingerle. Curators: Eleonora Klauser Soldá, Lisa Trockner. Co-curators: Remo Forchini and Valentine Kostner. The exhibition opens on Saturday 7 September at 5 p.m. at SKB ARTES in Bolzano and on Friday 13 September at 6.30 p.m. at the Granaio in Nomi. The exhibition will be open until 25 October. The outdoor installation at the NOI Techpark is also accessible free of charge until 25 October.

Contemporary art at the Abbey 18.04.-26.10.2024, Mon-Sat from 10am-5pm Artists from South Tyrol will inhabit spaces of Neustift Abbey for a certain period of time, showing site-specific works in the Mühlsaal, an exhibition space with an atelier flair right above the wine bar of the Abbey. Visitors will see the results of interactions with the room itself, the artistic creation process and life in the abbey, expressed in many different artistic media and forms. Featruing Theresa Bader Ingrid Hora insalata mista studio Arianna Moroder Barbara Tavella Tobias Tavella Paul Thuile The exhibition in the “Mühlsaal” above the Wine Bar can be visited free of charge.

Discover the fascinating world of sculptures at the first international sculpture exhibition in Staudenparadies! From 27 April to 28 October, 19 well-known international artists from Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Italy will be presenting their impressive works. The variety of materials, including wood, metal, stainless steel and iron, promises a unique exhibition that appeals to all the senses. Immerse yourself in a world of life-size sculptures that transform the Staudenparadies garden into an impressive sculpture park. The exhibition not only serves as a platform for artists to present their work, but also aims to highlight the cultural differences and similarities in sculpture. The focus is also on promoting the regional art scene, giving South Tyrolean artists the opportunity to present themselves on an international level. The aim is to awaken everyone's interest in art and culture and to walk through the world with more open eyes. Come and experience the fusion of nature and art at the first international sculpture exhibition in Staudenparadies. Together we will create an inspiring atmosphere that celebrates artistic creativity and strengthens the community.

Wind. The clouds, the sun, the moon. The stars. Water. Life. The quiet. Lukas Schäfer, born in 1992, hails from St.Georgen/San Giorgio in the Pustertal valley. He grew up between the Dolomites and the main ridge of the Alps. Even when he was a young child, his parents would show him the mountains. Ever since then, Lukas has been fascinated by nature, its landscapes, its details, and its animals. Lukas competed in professional freeskiing events before he got injured and discovered nature photography. He was immediately captivated. From that moment on, Lukas has rediscovered the mountains and their inhabitants time and time again with his camera. His passion would eventually turn into a profession. Some of his photographs and films have already won international awards. His debut book titled “Südtirol, Secrets of Nature” is a collection of photos and stories from South Tyrol and its border regions.

Guided tour of the Niederlana parish church with the Schnatterpeck altar. A first church was built on this site in the early Middle Ages on Roman foundations. In 1492, the present late Gothic wall pillar church was consecrated. Josef Weingartner counts it among the "most beautiful Gothic churches in the country" in his "Art Monuments of South Tyrol". The Gothic winged altar from the workshop of Hans Schnattpereck is a work of art that is known far beyond the borders of the province.

Markus Krottendorfer is showing his projects MOUNTAINS OF KONG from 2016 and PHANTOM OF THE POLES 2019-2023. Another series will be realized especially for the exhibition at LUMEN. Further information on the upcoming temporary exhibition will follow shortly. Opening of the temporary exhibition: 15.06.2023

In the “Photopsia” exhibition—a term that describes a visual disturbance manifesting in the form of hallucinatory perceptions—, Krottendorfer ties together three different projects about fictions from the early modern age. “Mountains of Kong”—a mountain range in Africa which was included in maps of the world until the early 20th century despite the fact that it never existed, showcasing a colonial-era production of fictitious knowledge about Africa. “Point of View”—the Chinese cabinets of the Hofburg in Brixen/Bressanone and Neustift Abbey, bearing witness to a romanticized view of an imaginary “Orient” but also to the power coming from the depiction of the world. “Phantom of the Poles”—In 1906, William Reed published a book of the same name in which he postulates that there is another world located inside the Earth, perhaps even unknown civilizations—an early form of “alternative facts”? All three projects allow us to reflect on the role of photography in the space between reality and fiction, truth and fallacy in our very own present.

“Have you ever heard the sound of falling rocks?” is the title of a six-month journey that took place in 2022 across the Alps, in Italy, France, Switzerland, and Austria. A visual investigation of a phenomenon that is as important as it is little-known: the degradation of the permafrost. In cooperation with ISPA - Italian Sustainabilty Photo Award.

To the north-east of Monguelfo in the Pustertal valley, rises Welsperg Castle, which is still in good condition. Ruin Thurn is located on the opposite, wooded hill. The two castles can be explored in the form of a pretty circular hike that leads from Monguelfo along one side of the Gsieser Bach stream into the valley and on to the village of Tesido and from there back to Monguelfo. From 07 June 2024: Exhibition “zwischen kissen” by Sarah Ambrosini. In addition to some older works from Berlin, she is showing a series of works that she has developed especially for Castle Welsperg since April. Visits, exhibitions and concerts at www.schlosswelsperg.com.