When does the exhibition take place

The exhibition is open on Thursday, December 18, 2025, from 3 to 8 PM in the Old Watch in the Ground Floor Town Hall in Traunstein.

Is there an entry fee

Entry is free; no tickets are required.

Where is the venue located

Old Watch in the Ground Floor Town Hall, Stadtplatz 39, 83278 Traunstein. The access is directly at the Stadtplatz in the Town Hall building.

Are there guided tours or mediation offers

Information to follow. For inquiries about guided tours, it is advisable to contact the Tourist Information Traunstein.

Is photography allowed in the exhibition

Please inquire on-site. Photography rules may vary depending on the presentation and copyright of the works.

How is the best way to get there and where can I park

Traunstein is accessible by train on the Munich–Salzburg line. There are parking spaces and parking garages available in the city center, details are provided online by the city of Traunstein.

Olga Morlang Shows Realism in Oil: Intimate Work Observations in Traunstein

Name: Exhibition Oilpainting – Realism with Olga Morlang
Start: 2025-12-18T16:00:00+00:00
End: 2025-12-18T21:00:00+00:00
Location: Alte Wache – Rathaus EG, Stadtplatz 39, 83278 Traunstein

Oil Painting in Focus: Realism with Olga Morlang in the Old Watch

On Thursday, December 18, 2025, artist Olga Morlang will transform the Old Watch in the Traunstein Town Hall into a resonance space of realistic oil painting. Between 3:00 PM and 8:00 PM, visitors will experience a concentrated art experience with examinations of works that sensuously make light, surface, and materiality tangible – with free entry.

Realism, Light and Surface: An Aesthetic Experience

In her oil paintings, Morlang explores the transitions between everyday objects and iconic appearances. Smooth areas and pasty sections alternate, creating reflections, shadows, and layers of color that generate a dense exhibition atmosphere. Still lifes, floral motifs, animals, and landscapes appear not merely as representations, but as precisely composed pictorial spaces where form, tonal values, and materiality correlate.

Artistic Biography and Classification

Olga Morlang, born in Kazakhstan, has been painting since 1985. Her education includes a three-year art school as well as weekend seminars at the Nevzorov Museum. Besides oil painting, she works in watercolor and showcases crafts such as bead embroidery, Irish lace, and tapestry embroidery. Her recent exhibitions in the region document a consistent turn towards representational painting, which can be historically situated in contemporary realism.

Curation and Spatial Effect in the Old Watch

The Old Watch in the Town Hall offers ideal conditions for concentrated examination of works with its intimate spatial volume. The hanging allows sight axes to develop, where color tones and series of motifs work dialogically. The even light supports the legibility of contours, glazes, and impasto traces – an added value for visitors wishing to study painting techniques, brush strokes, and composition up close.

Education and Mediation On-Site

For those interested in art education, it is advisable to exchange ideas with the Tourist Information Traunstein about possible guided tours and supplementary cultural offerings from the city. Thus, a visit to the exhibition can be combined with city tours or museum visits to create a deeper aesthetic experience.

Conclusion

Those who appreciate the precision of realistic oil painting will find in Olga Morlang's works a sensual school of seeing: fine tonal gradations, controlled edges, vibrant surfaces. Come to the Old Watch, take your time for slow contemplation – and let color, light, and form work at your own pace.