When does the exhibition Olga Morlang take place?

The exhibition takes place on Monday, December 7, 2026, from 10 AM to 6 PM.

Where can the exhibition be seen?

The exhibition is located in the Alte Wache on the ground floor of the Town Hall, Stadtplatz 39, 83278 Traunstein.

How much is the admission?

The admission is free according to the available event information.

What works of art does Olga Morlang exhibit?

Displayed are oil paintings and watercolors featuring still lifes, flowers, animals, and landscapes as well as bead embroideries, Irish lace, and tapestry embroideries.

Is the exhibition accessible for people with disabilities?

The exhibition is held on the ground floor of the Alte Wache. Binding information on full accessibility is not available.

Are there any guided tours or workshops?

No guided tours or workshops are specified for this exhibition date.

Olga Morlang in Traunstein: Discover Painting, Textile Art and Quiet Visual Poetry

Name: Exhibition Olga Morlang
Start: 2026-12-07T10:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-12-07T18:00:00+01:00
Location: Alte Wache - Rathaus EG

Olga Morlang: Painting and Textile Art at the Alte Wache

The exhibition by Olga Morlang invites you to the Alte Wache on the ground floor of the Traunstein Town Hall on December 7, 2026. From 10 AM to 6 PM, a concentrated art experience featuring paintings and artisanal works is offered in a central location at the town square.

Between Color, Form, and Material

Olga Morlang's artistic spectrum includes oil paintings and watercolors featuring still lifes, floral motifs, animals, and landscapes. Fine color nuances, clear outlines, and varying moods are highlighted in the works. The painting combines objective observation with a decorative, sensitive visual language.

Textile Works with Unique Visual Poetry

The exhibition is complemented by bead embroideries with icon motifs, Irish lace, and tapestry embroideries. Threads, fabrics, and ornamental density expand classic painting to include a tactile dimension. The materials create an aesthetic experience where brush strokes and textile structure enter into dialogue.

A Female Artist Between Painting and Applied Art

Olga Morlang is originally from Kazakhstan and has been dedicated to painting since 1985. A three-year art school education and seminars at the Nevzorov Museum shaped her artistic development. Today she lives and works in Chiemgau. Her versatile oeuvre oscillates between classic genres, decorative modernity, and applied art.

Exhibition Atmosphere at the Alte Wache

The clearly structured rooms of the Alte Wache create a calm environment for viewing the works. Daylight, short sightlines, and proximity to the Traunstein town square direct attention to composition, color value, and materiality. The exhibition combines cultural education with an immediate art experience, inviting a leisurely contemplation.

Conclusion: Experience Art in Its Quiet, Material Diversity

Visitors can expect an exhibition that connects representational painting with textile craftsmanship. Colors, patterns, threads, and forms open different approaches to Olga Morlang's art. Those wishing to experience the poetic effect of painting and handcrafted materials directly should visit this exhibition live at the Alte Wache.