Fabian Utta touches colorful portraits in the Kunsthaus Frankenthal!

Fabian Utta touches colorful portraits in the Kunsthaus Frankenthal!

in Frankenthal, something exciting in the art area is happening again! The local artist Fabian Utta exhibits his latest works in the exhibition "Art to found their own business" at the Kunsthaus Frankenthal. The opening will take place on Friday, September 5, at 7 p.m. Mayor Nicolas Meyer is warmly welcomed by the guests, followed by an introduction by the Frankenthal artist Uschi Freymeyer and musical accompaniment by Chris Stockert. So the vernissage becomes a very special experience that combines creativity and community.

Fabian Utta, born in Constance in 1996 and grew up in Lambsheim, has a very special relationship with art. Already in 2013 he discovered his passion in experimenting with excess wall paint. What started as a hobby at the time has developed into a serious career. His decision to concentrate entirely on art came after two broken business studies. This was the turning point that led him to more creative and productive years in which he also celebrated his first exhibitions.

fascinating works with a deep dialogue

uttas works are characterized by a mixture of abstract and realistic elements. Above all, the lively colors and characteristic portraits stand out. His goal is to touch the viewer emotionally and to promote a dialogue between him and the work of art. Most of his work are created on canvas and preferably executed in acrylic. The exhibition will be shown in the Kunsthaus by October 5, 2025, and admission is free - a pre -registration is not required.

The Kunsthaus Frankenthal is located at Mina-Karcher-Platz 42a and is open from Wednesday to Saturday from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. and on Sundays from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. If you come by car, you can find parking at the nearby Congress Forum, just a 200 meter footpath from the Kunsthaus. frankenthal.de informed about all details.

socially relevant topics in art

It is interesting to see how contemporary art is becoming increasingly important not only in the region, but also nationally and internationally. Organizations such as the IFA support the visibility of German art in an international context and promote exhibitions on socially relevant topics. This shows that art can be a resonance room for social debates and that the intercultural dialogue is strengthened by such programs. This promotes the exchange of ideas and views between cultures.