When is the exhibition open

On Friday 21.11.2025 from 9 AM to 5 PM, the exhibition at the Old Guard Town Hall ground floor is open.

Is there an entrance fee

Entry is free according to the Tourist Information Traunstein.

Where is the exhibition taking place

Old Guard Town Hall ground floor, Stadtplatz 39, 83278 Traunstein; the entrance is located on the ground floor of the Town Hall.

Are there guided tours or educational offers

Currently, there is no confirmed information about guided tours; if interested, it is advisable to inquire at the Tourist Information Traunstein.

Are photography recordings allowed

There are no officially published indications; please adhere to the organizer's instructions on site.

Is the exhibition accessible for people with disabilities

Specific accessibility information has not been published; it is recommended to inquire at the Tourist Information Traunstein.

Bogo Art in Traunstein: Discover Portrait, Landscape, Light and Quiet Intensity

Name: Bogo Art Exhibition – Oleg Bogomolov Displays Portrait and Landscape
Start: 2025-11-21 09:00:00
End: 2025-11-21 09:00:00
Location: Alte Wache – Rathaus EG, Stadtplatz 39, 83278 Traunstein

Between Mood and Light: Bogo Art at the Old Guard

The Bogo Art Exhibition at the Old Guard of the Traunstein Town Hall offers a focused examination of portrait and landscape painting. Oil on canvas, dense color modulations, and precise compositions create an exhibition atmosphere where sensuality and craftsmanship combine.

Painting as Aesthetic Experience

Fine coloration, transitions from warm ochre to cool blue, a subdued chiaroscuro, and thick accents characterize the surfaces. The portraits appear as mood portraits: gaze directions, gestures, and controlled blurriness create intimacy. In the landscapes, horizons widen, lines lead into depth, and light shapes volume and spatial effect.

Art Historical Context and Handwriting

The displayed works refer to the European painting tradition without falling into mere mimesis. Motifs are reduced, tonal values precisely balanced, and textures carry the meaning of the image. Thus, painting becomes a reflected practice between observation, memory, and compositional condensation.

Curation and Rhythm of Space

The presentation utilizes the clear architecture of the Old Guard in the Town Hall's ground floor: sequences of portrait and landscape create a calm viewing experience. Arrangement, gaze directions, and lighting invite slow viewing and promote an intense artistic experience.

Education and Conversation

The exhibition is suitable for art educational discussions about materials, brushstrokes, composition, and motif history. Visitors sharpen their perception of form, color, texture, and the subtle narrative of visual decisions.

Conclusion: Those seeking the quiet power of painting can find concentrated aesthetic experience between human physiognomy and natural space here. A decisive appeal to see the works in person, as surface, gloss, and color depth only unfold in direct spatial contact.