Special exhibitions

The exhibition ‘Stille – Silence’ impressively combines paintings and sculptures with thoughts from children and artists and with music. It invites visitors to pause, be mindful and feel what it is like when the world stands still. At the same time, the exhibition also sensitises us to people who are trapped in silence – people who do not yet have the strength to break out of it.

In its special exhibition 2024, the museum is serving up a multi-course menu of artistic tastings centred around food. It is intended to whet the appetite for various positions in artistic creation, but also to inspire reflection on our own eating behaviour, healthy eating and perhaps a more conscious approach to food.

“The blue of the earth. Manfred Bockelmann in dialogue”: This is the title of the themed exhibition 2023 in the Rudolf Stolz Museum.
Visiting this year’s special exhibition (25.06. – 01.10.2023) is possible during the museum’s regular opening hours or on request (Tel. +39 349 7169126).
Entry to the museum is free.

„Miracle tree – sick forest“ is the title of the special exhibition 2022, to which the Museum Rudolf Stolz invites in cooperation with the school association Pustertal. It is dedicated to the tree in art, the natural tree as well as the tree in all its symbolism. Children’s pictures and texts also remind of the importance of mountain forests as protection against avalanches and erosion.

Looking back and looking ahead gave rise to the idea of allowing children’s drawings, youthful works and mature works by well-known artists to enter into a dialogue with one another in the 2017 special exhibition. Albin Egger-Lienz and Alfons Walde, Wilfried Kirschl and Hans Ebensperger, Rudolf Stolz and Paul Flora are represented here, as are Jörg Hofer and Gotthard Bonell, Anneliese Pichler and Karin Welponer, Franz Kehrer and Lois Anvidalfarei.