Vernissage in Sonneberg: Celebrate 50 faces from the past!

Vernissage in Sonneberg: Celebrate 50 faces from the past!

Sonneberg, Deutschland - The art scene in Sonneberg is currently experiencing a real upswing. On June 27, 2025, the vernissage for the exhibition "50 years - 50 faces" was opened in the "Neckwehr Gallery". The artist Claus Schunk traveled especially from near Munich to present his works. The exhibition not only attracts art lovers, but quickly developed into a popular meeting place. On the opening evening, the crowds extended to the street. This shows that interest in art in the region is alive and blooms.

The works of Claus Schunk are an expression of his youth in Sonneberg in the 1970s and show 50 faces that have shaped his life path. This personal note gives the exhibition a special fascination. It not only invites visitors to admire art, but also to immerse themselves in the stories and memories that accompany the pictures.

diverse art in the gallery of self -defense

The current exhibition is the second part of an artistic series offer in the "Neckwehr Galerie". Since March 22, 2025, visitors have been able to visit the exhibition "Insights - The Approach of the City of Sonneberg", which shows a total of 89 paintings from the city archive. These works include a wide range of art forms, from oil paintings to watercolors, linen cuts and acrylic paintings. Well -known artists such as Joachim Nusser and Karl Kassel are represented by the exhibits and offer cityscapes, landscape paintings as well as still life that reflect the historical heritage of Sonneberg.

particularly highlighted should be known works such as "The iron" by Joachim Nusser and the abstract art by Karl Kassel. This extensive collection was compiled on the occasion of the 675th anniversary of the Sonneberg city law and will be shown by May 4, 2025. Here, too, visitors can take a look at art from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. on the weekend. Entry is moderate for adults, while children and adolescents up to 16 years of free access.

art and science combined

of this creative upswing is not only supported by the exhibitions in Sonneberg, but also by the scientific examination of art. The art chronicle is the only art-historical magazine in German-speaking countries and covers various areas of art science. It not only offers current research debates, but also critical reports on cultural -political questions. Events and conferences also bring new views and discussions into the art scene.

The combination of creative works and the scientific background is a profit for every art lover who wants to immerse yourself deeper into the matter. It shows that the art scene in Sonneberg goes far beyond the limits of the city and promotes real exchange and learning.