When does the event take place?

The event takes place on September 27, 2026, from 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM.

Where is the event venue?

The discussion series takes place at the open-air stage in Fürth's City Park, Engelhardtstraße 20, 90762 Fürth.

Is the event indoors or outdoors?

The appointment takes place outdoors at the open-air stage in the City Park.

What can I expect in terms of content?

This is the 13th part of the Raumkompass discussion series On the Art of Creating Spaces, focusing on art, spatial impact, and depth of field.

How do I get there best?

The City Park is conveniently reachable on foot from Fürth Central Station. Public transport is also suitable for the journey.

Is there a confirmed entrance fee?

A price was not clearly confirmed in the available information.

Art, Space and Depth of Field

Name: Art, Space and Depth of Field
Start: 2026-09-27T17:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-09-27T18:00:00+02:00
Location: Freilichtbühne Stadtpark

Art, Space and Depth of Field: A Conversation about Perception in Fürth's City Park

The 13th episode of the Raumkompass discussion series On the Art of Creating Spaces leads right into a discussion that is as precise as it is poetic about space, gaze, and aesthetic experience. In the City Park of Fürth, an art experience will take place on September 27, 2026, that does not rely on grand gestures, but on those subtle shifts in perception from which sustainable art appreciation develops.

Thinking Spaces, Feeling Spaces

The title Art, Space and Depth of Field refers to a central theme in modern and contemporary art: How does architecture shape the gaze, and how do perspectives change the impact of a place? In the context of a discussion series, this question gains particular strength. It is not just about terms, but about space as a cultural experience, about curation as a form of thought, and about the sensitive relationship between the audience, the environment, and the artistic idea.

The City Park as a Stage of Perception

The event venue in the heart of Fürth's City Park gives the appointment an atmospheric openness. The open-air stage is located right near the City Park café; the open stone steps and the view of the swan pond shape an exhibition atmosphere that mediates between nature, urban space, and cultural exchange. The strength of this place lies precisely in this: It is not a neutral white cube, but a lively resonance space for art, history, and the present.

A Contribution to Cultural Education

The discussion series On the Art of Creating Spaces is aimed at everyone who wants not only to observe art but to understand it. Such formats promote cultural education, sharpen the awareness of spatial impact, and open new access to exhibition concepts, installation, architecture, and visual culture. For art enthusiasts, this results in a concentrated afternoon that combines thought sparks and sensory impressions.

Who Will Benefit from the Visit

The date is particularly appealing to visitors who think about art history, contemporary art, and urban development together. The discussion promises no loud staging, but a calm, well-founded, and inspiring approach to questions that have been concerning museums, galleries, and public spaces for years: How does depth arise in the image? How does depth arise in the space? And how does a place become an art experience?

Those interested in architecture, perception, and artistic spatial politics will find a meaningful appointment here. A visit to Fürth's City Park promises an aesthetic experience that lingers long after and changes the perspective on spaces sustainably.