Name: Maja Vogl Richard Vogl - Zwiefacher
Start: 2026-06-23T02:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-08-01T02:00:00+02:00
Location: galerie 13

Zwiefacher in the gallery 13: When Web Art and Painting Meet in Color Rhythms

The summer exhibition Zwiefacher brings two distinctive artistic signatures into an intense dialogue at gallery 13 in Freising: the color-saturated web art of Maja Vogl and the painting of Richard Vogl. The title refers to movement, change, and musical duality - and this tension also shapes the examination of the works in the space.

An Artistic Experience Between Structure and Color

Maja Vogl has been working at the intersection of weaving and painting for decades. Her textile works unfold surface, rhythm, and materiality with great precision; fine threads, nuanced color gradients, and a calm, almost meditative surface effect characterize the aesthetic experience. Richard Vogl complements this fabric of perception with painting that directs attention to form, composition, and color harmony.

Craftsmanship, Art History, and Contemporary Presence

The artistic biography of Maja Vogl is clearly situated in art history: apprenticeship in hand weaving, studying painting at the Academy of Fine Arts Munich, artistic direction at the Nuremberg tapestry manufactory, as well as awards such as the Bavarian State Prize and the Danner Honorary Award mark a remarkable career. Her works combine applied art and fine art into a concentrated visual language that is particularly convincing in the exhibition space.

The gallery 13 as a Place of Concentrated Reflection

The gallery 13 at Dr.-Karl-Schuster-Straße 15 has been a permanent place for contemporary art in Freising since 1985. The exhibition spaces provide a clear framework for the presentation of works, where texture, color, and light become finely perceptible. Particularly for an exhibition like Zwiefacher, a calm, concentrated atmosphere arises here, sharpening the view of the materiality of the works.

Vernissage, Duration, and Visit

The exhibition will be opened on Saturday, June 20, 2026, at 4 PM and will be on view until August 1, 2026. According to event information, admission is free. Those interested in web art, painting, handicrafts, and contemporary exhibition formats will find an experience that is both sensual and reflective.

Conclusion: Zwiefacher promises a visit full of color depth, material precision, and cultural education. This exhibition is particularly worthwhile for anyone who wants to experience the fine transitions between craft and fine art live. A visit to gallery 13 opens an aesthetic experience that resonates long after.