When is the City Gallery Alte Feuerwache open

Tuesday to Friday 11 AM to 4 PM, Saturday and Sunday 11 AM to 5 PM, closed Monday. Special openings are possible depending on the exhibition.

Is there an admission fee for the City Gallery

Admission to the City Gallery Alte Feuerwache is free. Tickets are only charged for the City Museum itself.

Is the exhibition barrier-free accessible

The special exhibition spaces are barrier-free accessible, with an elevator and high-contrast signage. The museum provides details on-site.

Are there guided tours or educational offerings

The museum regularly offers mediation programs and guided tours. Groups and educational appointments can be requested through the City Museum.

Is photography allowed in the exhibition

Information will follow. Please inquire on-site with the supervision and observe guidelines for usage without flash.

How do I get to the City Gallery

Address: Zeughausstraße 18, 92224 Amberg. The entrance is through the City Museum. Parking is recommended in designated parking facilities nearby.

Grasping Time, Breathing Lines: Uli Schulz Negotiates Ephemerality in City Gallery Amberg 2026

Name: Uli Schulz: Time Drawings – Ephemerality in Focus
Start: 2026-05-01T03:05:00+02:00
End: 2026-05-01T03:05:00+02:00
Location: Stadtgalerie Alte Feuerwache

Drawing Time: Uli Schulz unfolds large sheets that question duration

This advance announcement invites you to a special art experience in Amberg: Artist Uli Schulz presents large-format drawings in which she makes the phenomenon of time – its stretching, its stalling, its disappearance – palpable. From the contemplation of her works, an aesthetic experience emerges that oscillates between contemplation and precision.

Line, Density, Breath: an exhibition atmosphere of concentrated silence

On expansive papers, rhythmic lines, layers, and voids condense. The light models the graphic tensions, fine materials meet energetic placements. In this installation of drawing, time fields emerge: sequences, pauses, echoes.

Art Historical Context: Drawing as an Autonomous Practice

Schulz’s drawings connect to both modernity and contemporary positions in which drawing is not a draft but an independent genre of art. Her serial techniques, the work with contrast and hovering states, refer to a tradition from Informel to process art – always as a precisely formulated visual language.

Biography and Artistic Development

The artist trained in Munich deepened her studies in Barcelona. Exhibition stations and critics appreciate her consistent work with pairs of opposites such as soft/hard, hovering/building, or emptiness/vitality. Her more recent series focus exclusively on drawing and investigate the qualities of perceiving time.

Mediation and Curation

The city gallery ALTE FEUERWACHE at the city museum Amberg stands for careful curation of contemporary art. Barrier-free access to the special exhibition spaces, clear signage, and a calm spatial dramaturgy support concentrated consideration of the works. Guided tours and educational programs of the house create context and deepen the art experience.

Conclusion

Those who love the language of line experience time as material here. You can expect a quiet, intense exhibition that awakens reflection and longing for duration. Come, take a close look – and let the drawings take effect in real time.