When does Discover Art Together take place?

The event takes place on Monday, November 16, 2026, at 5:30 PM.

Where does the exhibition visit take place?

The meeting point is the Gallery in the Promenade, Hornschuchpromenade 17, 90762 Fürth.

Which exhibition will be visited?

The exhibition Positions in Printmaking featuring works by Philipp Hennevogl, Anja Harms, Eberhard Müller-Fries, and Woldemar Fuhrmann will be visited.

Is the tour suitable for people with visual impairments?

Yes. The exhibition visit is particularly suited for people with visual impairments or blindness due to detailed descriptions.

Who guides through the exhibition?

The tour is conducted by the gallery owner and curator Christian Fritsche and the blind reporter Klaus Lutz.

What does participation cost?

A binding entry price is not specified in the available event information.

See Printmaking Anew: An Inclusive Art Experience in Fürth's Gallery

Name: Discover Art Together
Start: 2026-11-16T17:30:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-16T19:00:00+01:00
Location: Galerie in der Promenade

Experience Printmaking: Discover Art Together in Fürth

On Monday, November 16, 2026, the event Discover Art Together invites you to a special exhibition visit at the Gallery in the Promenade. The focus is on the exhibition Positions in Printmaking, which combines different forms of contemporary print art with images, books, and wooden sculptures.

Four Artistic Positions, an Inspiring Dialogue

Philipp Hennevogl, Anja Harms, Eberhard Müller-Fries, and Woldemar Fuhrmann present works that make the diversity of printmaking visible. Hennevogl is known for highly detailed and large-format linocuts, whose precise cuts transform city views, landscapes, plants, still lifes, and portraits into a dense visual language. Thus, the exhibition provides direct access to the materiality of line, surface, and imprint.

Anja Harms, as a book artist, combines clear forms, selected materials, and meticulous craftsmanship. Together with sculptor Eberhard Müller-Fries, she develops space-consuming book sculptures where readability, physicality, and architectural form intertwine. These works transcend the boundaries between artists' books, sculpture, and installation.

Material, Craftsmanship, and Aesthetic Experience

The works of Eberhard Müller-Fries draw attention to wood as a grown and processed material. Woldemar Fuhrmann, on the other hand, represents artistic printmaking and bibliophile books. As a member of the Original Hersbrucker Printing Workshop, he has been working for decades in the field of manual printing processes such as letterpress, linocut, and woodcut.

In the atmosphere of the exhibition, craftsmanship, drawing, graphics, and sculpture meet. The art experience arises from the interplay of finely set lines, relief-like surfaces, paper, wood, and the spatial effect of the book sculptures. Observing the works makes it comprehensible how independent visual worlds emerge from print blocks, color, paper, and physical labor.

Art Mediation for Different Perceptions

Gallery owner and curator Christian Fritsche, along with blind reporter Klaus Lutz, guide through the exhibition. Their detailed descriptions make the artworks accessible to people with visual impairments or blindness. Thus, the tour connects art historical classification with cultural participation and an accessible form of art mediation.

Moreover, the focus is on shared exchange. Visitors are given time to ask questions, share impressions, and meet people from the neighborhood with similar art interests. The event thus combines aesthetic experience, cultural education, and social interaction.

Conclusion: Discover Printmaking with All Senses

Discover Art Together offers a concentrated view of current positions in printmaking and the connection of graphics, artists' books, and wooden sculptures. The tour provides orientation, opens new perspectives, and makes the exhibition immediately tangible. Art enthusiasts from Fürth and the region should take this inclusively designed tour to experience the works of Philipp Hennevogl, Anja Harms, Eberhard Müller-Fries, and Woldemar Fuhrmann live.