When is the exhibition on July 3 open

On Friday 03.07.2026, the Stadtgalerie is open from 11 to 16 hours; access is via the entrance of the City Museum Amberg.

Is there an entry fee for the award winners exhibition

Admission to the Stadtgalerie Alte Feuerwache is free; there are no ticket costs.

Are there guided tours or art talks

Accompanying programs such as art talks are listed in the annual program of the City Museum; details and dates will follow on the official channels.

Is the exhibition accessible for disabled persons

Access is via the City Museum Amberg; barrier-friendly opening hours and indications can be found on the museum's page; for special needs, a brief telephone inquiry is recommended.

Can I take photos in the exhibition

Information will follow; please observe the notices posted by the museum and the supervisory staff on site.

Where can I find the address and directions

Stadtgalerie Alte Feuerwache in the City Museum Amberg, Zeughausstraße 18, 92224 Amberg; travel by public transport or parking in nearby city center parking garages.

Young Art, Clear Positions: Award Winners Exhibition Entices Senses in Stadtgalerie Amberg 2026

Name: Award Winners Exhibition: Sparda-Bank Art Prize Amberg 2025
Start: 2026-07-03T13:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-07-03T18:00:00+02:00
Location: Stadtgalerie Alte Feuerwache im Stadtmuseum Amberg

Young Positions, Strong Forms: The Award Winners Exhibition Ignites Art Discourse

The Stadtgalerie Alte Feuerwache in the Amberg City Museum presents the award winners of the Sparda-Bank Art Prize Amberg 2025: Theresa Eberl, LEITI (Stefan Leitner), and Luis Weiland. The exhibition brings together painting, graphics, and installation into a focused art experience and invites viewers to contemplate the works in a clearly curated exhibition atmosphere.

Curated Diversity: Painting, Graphics, Installation

In the interplay of color, line, and material, the works of young artists unfold a pronounced spatial effect. Painterly surfaces meet graphic condensations; installation settings overwrite the white cube with temporary architecture. Thus, an aesthetic experience arises that sharpens seeing and trains the senses.

Art Historical Context and Regional Perspective

The Sparda-Bank Art Prize Amberg has been honoring outstanding talents from East Bavaria for years and promotes sustainable artistic development. The award winners exhibition situates contemporary positions between expanded genre definitions, from painting and graphics to immersive installations. The curation emphasizes dialogical references and insightful contrasts.

Space, Light, Material

The Stadtgalerie Alte Feuerwache – a clear, light-sensitive presentation space – enhances the effect of color harmony, image structure, and material texture. Between translucent zones and compact volumes, an intense parcours is created that opens sight axes and allows for meditative durations of contemplation.

Education and Mediation

Accompanying formats such as art talks and program offerings from the City Museum deepen the engagement with the work process, art direction, and context. Visitors gain insights into artistic strategies, see sketches, material samples, or serial image sequences, and train precise seeing.

Visitor Feedback

The reactions of visitors are clear: The award winners exhibition delights art lovers. On Facebook, a visitor writes: 'Concentrated hanging, strong handwriting – inspires further thinking.' On YouTube it says: 'The exhibition invites slow contemplation of works – an intense visual experience.'

Conclusion

Those who want to experience contemporary art focused will find here a clear, confidently curated exhibition with a young handwriting and regional appeal. Free admission – ideal for an inspiring gallery visit that sharpens personal perception and enriches culturally.