When is the exhibition accessible

Tuesday to Friday 9 AM to 5 PM and Sunday 2 PM to 5 PM during the period from June to September 2026.

Where does the exhibition take place

At the Literary Archive Sulzbach-Rosenberg, Literary House Oberpfalz, Rosenberger Straße 9, 92237 Sulzbach-Rosenberg.

How much is the admission fee

According to the event details, admission is free.

Are there guided tours or a supporting program

Information to follow. If interested, it is advisable to inquire directly at the Literary Archive Sulzbach-Rosenberg.

Is the visit barrier-free

Information on accessibility is not available. Please inquire directly at the Literary Archive.

Is photography allowed

Photography permission in exhibitions varies. Please inquire on-site at the cash register or with the staff.

Discover Views: Günther Bayerl's photographic art gives architecture a voice

Name: Special Exhibition 'Views' by Günther Bayerl
Start: 2026-06-03T11:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-09-30T19:00:00+02:00
Location: Literaturarchiv Sulzbach-Rosenberg – Literaturhaus Oberpfalz

Views Upwards: Günther Bayerl's photographic perspectives at the Literary House Oberpfalz

This special exhibition invites a quiet, contemplative change of perspective: Photographer Günther Bayerl points his camera upwards – and opens a literary experience in images. Architectures, domes, vaults, and urban spaces unfold a subtle dramaturgy in the reading atmosphere of the museum. Visitors experience a sensual, precisely composed panorama of modern imagery.

Art that lets the space breathe

Bayerl's series 'Views' connects strict formal lines with poetic expansiveness. His linguistic artistry of photography – rhythm, contrast, tonal value – creates a narrative experience reminiscent of prose: sentence by sentence, image by image. Those who stand beneath these images feel the intimate atmosphere and can almost hear the quiet voice of architecture.

Between genre and history

The multiple award-winning photographic designer refines his signature here, which has been visible in projects related to UNESCO World Heritage Sites, urban landscapes, and industrial culture. The series tells of sight axes, shifts in perspective, and the literary quality of urban spaces. It coherently fits into the cultural discourse on memory, place, and identity – a concentrated piece of contemporary culture.

Expertise that builds trust

Bayerl's biography – studying Digital Media (Photography), a semester abroad in Art Photography, and international publications – guarantees high craftsmanship quality. Awards and book publications underline his authority in the photography scene; at the same time, his approach remains accessible: a fine Q&A of forms between light and shadow.

Conclusion: Those who love the quiet greatness of overlooked details will experience an author encounter in images here. 'Views' promises concentrated visual experiences, clear compositions, and a museum-like calm that widens the mind. Go there, bring time, marvel – and read the city with new eyes afterward.