Once a month on Wednesday evenings at 6 p.m., there is a guided tour by the curator through the special exhibition "Black Forest Love - Impressions by Otmar Alt", which the Elztalmuseum Waldkirch is showing to mark this year's anniversary of "225 years of organ building in Waldkirch" (duration 05.07.2024 to 09.03.2025).
The two curators Angela Witt-Meral (Director of the Elztalmuseum) and Andrea Knittel will take turns in the guided tours to provide insights into the creative and colorful world of the artist Otmar Alt and his connection to the Black Forest, especially Waldkirch.
Otmar Alt is an internationally active painter, graphic artist, designer and sculptor. One focus of the exhibition is Otmar Alt's 2017 series "Schwarzwaldliebe" (Black Forest Love). Here he deals with places and traditions in the Black Forest.
In total, the Elztaluseum is showing around 100 works from six decades of artistic activity on several floors.
Otmar Alt is also the designer of the "Altobella Furiosa" concert organ (a joint effort by the four Waldkirch organ building workshops). Hits and classics by the Beatles, ABBA and many more resound through the colorful pipes.
Participation in the tour costs 6 euros per person including a glass of sparkling wine.
Registration is not required.
The two curators Angela Witt-Meral (Director of the Elztalmuseum) and Andrea Knittel will take turns in the guided tours to provide insights into the creative and colorful world of the artist Otmar Alt and his connection to the Black Forest, especially Waldkirch.
Otmar Alt is an internationally active painter, graphic artist, designer and sculptor. One focus of the exhibition is Otmar Alt's 2017 series "Schwarzwaldliebe" (Black Forest Love). Here he deals with places and traditions in the Black Forest.
In total, the Elztaluseum is showing around 100 works from six decades of artistic activity on several floors.
Otmar Alt is also the designer of the "Altobella Furiosa" concert organ (a joint effort by the four Waldkirch organ building workshops). Hits and classics by the Beatles, ABBA and many more resound through the colorful pipes.
Participation in the tour costs 6 euros per person including a glass of sparkling wine.
Registration is not required.
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