When does the exhibition take place?

The exhibition runs from May 12, 2026, to June 14, 2026, in St. Peter's Church Neu-Ulm.

Is the admission free?

Yes, the standard price is free.

Where exactly does the exhibition take place?

In St. Peter's Church at Petrusplatz 8, 89231 Neu-Ulm.

Is the venue accessible?

Yes, wheelchair access is provided.

Is there an accompanying program?

Yes, there is an accompanying program for the installation.

How long can one visit the exhibition?

According to the event calendar, St. Peter's Church is open from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM on exhibition days.

Art in St. Peter's Church

Name: Art in St. Peter's Church: The Observer by Udo Rutschmann
Start: 2026-05-12T11:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-06-14T18:00:00+02:00
Location: Petruskirche

Art in St. Peter's Church: A spatial installation that allows a new reading of the church space

With The Observer by Udo Rutschmann, St. Peter's Church Neu-Ulm opens an impressive resonance space for contemporary art starting May 12, 2026. The installation in the space of St. Peter's Church combines sacred architecture with contemporary installation art and invites silent, focused contemplation of the work.

Between Light, Space, and Quiet Presence

The exhibition atmosphere thrives on the special interplay of brick, church space, and the accompanying program that complements the installation. Especially in a sacred context, a site-specific work unfolds its unique effect: forms, light, and sight axes become components of the art experience.

Udo Rutschmann and the Art in Space

Udo Rutschmann, born in 1967 in Augsburg, works as a draftsman and sculptor. His education took him through philosophy and art history in Augsburg as well as sculpture at Alanus University to London Metropolitan University. In his works, materiality, structure, and light combine into a clear, often contemplative visual language. Works and projects like The Observer show how consistently he thinks about sculptural presence as an aesthetic experience.

A Church Space as an Art Station

St. Peter's Church is one of those places where cultural education becomes directly tangible. As a parish church, it is a significant venue for Protestant community culture in Neu-Ulm and is regularly used for art and cultural formats. The current installation continues this tradition and makes the church space itself the central medium of the exhibition.

Why a Visit is Worthwhile

Anyone who appreciates contemporary installation, sacred architecture, and concentrated perception will find a place for slow seeing here. The combination of art, spatial effect, and spirituality creates an art experience that goes beyond mere exhibition visits and sharpens the view of material, context, and meaning.

Conclusion: Art in St. Peter's Church promises an impressive encounter with the installation The Observer by Udo Rutschmann. Visitors experience a free exhibition in a special atmosphere that combines aesthetic experience and contemplative peace. A visit to St. Peter's Church is definitely worth it.