Artists in Motion at Schafhof: Contemporary Art Between Play and Chance


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Artists in Motion: When Play and Chance Become Contemporary Art
At the Schafhof – European Art Forum Upper Bavaria in Freising, Artists in Motion: Play and Chance unfolds as a European resonance space for contemporary art. Seven artists from Belgium, Germany, France, Italy, and Scotland grapple with the question of how movement, uncertainty, rules, and decisions generate new images, forms, and meanings.
A European Dialogue in Many Media
The exhibition showcases painting, printmaking, photography, video, sculpture, installation, and conceptual art. Alessandra Bisi, Inge Bos, Gerd Lepic, Michel di Maggio, Steve Schaub, Wim Scheere, and Uta Schnuppe Strack develop different artistic positions on the annual theme of Play and Chance. Their works enter into a polyphonic dialogue about cultural diversity, European cooperation, and the creative power of the unpredictable.
Artwork Observation Between Order and Openness
In the exhibition, chance does not appear as mere disruption, but as an independent artistic principle. Compositional orders shift, materials assert their own presence, and visual decisions remain consciously open. Colors, forms, surfaces, and spatial effects combine to create an exhibition atmosphere that invites careful observation and personal interpretation.
Cultural Education and Aesthetic Experience
Artists in Motion stands for interdisciplinary collaboration among artists from various European countries and disciplines. The curation combines individual artistic languages with questions of inclusion, social cohesion, and cultural responsibility. Accompanying programs, artist talks, lectures, workshops, and guided tours deepen the access to the exhibited positions, making the exhibition an inspiring place for cultural education.
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The exhibition is on view from September 19 to November 29, 2026, at the Schafhof – European Art Forum Upper Bavaria. In November, it is open Wednesday to Saturday from 2 PM to 6 PM as well as on Sundays and public holidays from 10 AM to 6 PM. Admission to the exhibition and accompanying programs is free. The exhibition spaces and the café are accessible without steps.
Conclusion: Discover Contemporary Art Live
Artists in Motion: Play and Chance awaits art enthusiasts with a multifaceted connection of painting, photography, video, installation, sculpture, and conceptual art. Those who wish to experience how uncertainty leads to design, movement creates meaning, and European diversity fosters a shared artistic dialogue should visit this exhibition live. The immediate observation of artworks opens up an intense aesthetic experience that unfolds particularly impressively in the space.
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