Gmunden: Tradition meets art - pottery market and exhibition in focus!

Gmunden: Tradition meets art - pottery market and exhibition in focus!

Gmunden, Österreich - In Gmunden, the traditional pottery market is just around the corner. From August 29th to 31, 2025, the city will be all about ceramics. This event, which is deeply rooted in the culture of Gmundens, not only promises manual skills, but also a top -class exhibition of ceramic works of art, which attracts both locals and visitors from near and far.

In the period before the market, an important exhibition in the K-Hof Kammerhof Museum Gmunden will be shown from July 18 to August 17, 2023. The works come from artists selected by the renowned jury of the Ceramic Prize of the State of Salzburg. This prize, which has been awarded since 1989, has established itself as an Austria -wide award since 1993. Kunstuni Linz emphasizes that ... The award winners are justified if they have been born in Austria for at least five years.

award winner and exhibition opening

The most delicious part for art lovers will be on the program on July 17: The exhibition is officially opened. Mayor Stefan Krapf and cultural officer Andreas Hecht will contact the audience with greetings, while Andrea Schaumberger will talk about the works of art. This year's award winner, Maximilian Bernhard from Kitzbühel, will also be seen, together with numerous other talented artists such as Gregor Fauland and Elke point meat. The full list includes:

• Beate Gatschelhofer
• Margarete Geffke
• Monika Grabuschnigg
• Leon Höllhumer
• linda luse
• Jonathan Mollner
• Barbara Schmid
• Laurence sturla

With a total of 8000 euros, the award ceremony is significant recognition for the artists and contributes to the fact that the ceramic scene in Austria continues to bloom. self-made.at also informs about ... Other events that will take place in the same year, including a pottery and craft market in Rust, Burgenland.

ceramic art in the center of

For all those who want to gain an insight into the world of ceramic art, these events are more than just an opportunity to browse and buy. They offer the opportunity to experience the creativity and craftsmanship of the artists up close. The opening times of the exhibition in Gmunden are from Wednesday to Sunday, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and admission is a worthwhile investment in culture.

Gmunden once again shows itself as the center of the ceramic scene in Austria. It remains exciting which heights the art scene will reach in the coming year!