What are the opening hours on the exhibition day?

The painting exhibition is open on Tuesday 11.11.2025 from 11 AM to 5 PM; admission is free.

Is there an opening reception?

Yes, the opening reception takes place on Monday 10.11.2025 at 6 PM at the Old Watch.

Is there an entrance fee?

No, according to the organizer, admission is free; registration is not required.

What is the address of the location?

Old Watch – Town Hall Ground Floor, Stadtplatz 39, 83278 Traunstein; centrally located at the town square and easily accessible.

Are guided tours or educational offers provided?

No confirmed information is available; information will follow or can be inquired on-site.

Are photography and recordings allowed?

Not officially regulated; please photograph considerately and ask for permission on-site.

See color, hear silence: Christel Lensch unfolds painting in Traunstein Old Watch

Name: Painting Exhibition – Christel Lensch at the Old Watch
Start: 2025-11-11 11:00:00
End: 2025-11-11 11:00:00
Location: Alte Wache – Rathaus EG, Stadtplatz 39, 83278 Traunstein

Color Space Traunstein: Christel Lensch ignites the poetry of painting

In the exhibition atmosphere of the Old Watch – Town Hall Ground Floor, the Traunstein painter Christel Lensch unfolds her paintings: acrylic on canvas, large-scale, color-intensive, between abstraction and natural association. Admission is free; the opening reception takes place on 10.11.2025 at 6 PM. An ideal date for concentrated observation of the work and aesthetic experience.

Color and Composition: Painting as Art Experience

If you engage with the observation of the work, you experience color as body and bearer of light. Lensch works with glazes, impasto applications, and tectonic color fields; signs and form fragments rhythmize the surface of the picture. The color harmonies create spatial effects and invite contemplative approaches – a quiet yet intense art experience.

Between Abstraction and Nature: Motifs that Resonate

Many works develop their pictorial logic from the interplay of colors, shapes, and traces; others evoke landscapes, rocks, or plants morphologically. This curatorially clear hanging allows for comparison and deepening: serial motifs, variations of the color climate, changing picture axes.

Art Historical Context: Material, Gesture, Surface

Acrylic as a medium allows Lensch precise timing between drying and overpainting. The alternation of opaque and transparent layers recalls positions of color field painting and informal tendencies, yet remains independently anchored in a contemporary visual language of color, structure, and trace.

Location and Setting: Old Watch – Town Hall Ground Floor

The Old Watch at Stadtplatz 39 is an urban exhibition space for visual art. Daylight and clear spatial geometry support concentrated reception. The location at Stadtplatz ensures good accessibility by public transport and on foot.

Conclusion

Visitors can expect a focused encounter with painting that makes color tangible as a space of thought and feeling. Those wishing to sharpen their own perception and trace artistic processes should see this exhibition live – ideal for anyone who wants to connect art history, painting techniques, and sensory observation.