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Magden – 28 February 2023

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After a successful year 2022 with two special exhibitions, the Magidunum Association is pleased to present the Dandelion Exhibition with Christine Bühler again this year in addition to the regular seasonal exhibitions in spring, summer and autumn. We will start with the spring exhibition in March.

The following artists will present their works:

Agnes Steinle from Möhlin shows her paintings inspired by nature and everyday life, which she brings to canvas or cardboard with acrylic, ink, charcoal, pencil, pastel chalk and watercolor.

Agnes Keller from Magden combines ceramics with driftwood. She also draws her inspiration from nature. The forest and the lakeshore provide her with the material she needs for her works. Her angel figures are very well known.

Bettina Costa from Rheinfelden, who grew up in Argentina, shows paintings and collages (picture). Her originally realistic style has changed into the abstract. With the theme of tango, she shows movement, passion and music in her works.

The exhibition will take place from 10 to 26 March. On 10 March, there will be a vernissage. Opening hours: Fridays from 5 to 8 p.m. and Saturdays/Sundays from 2 to 5 p.m.

During the exhibition, the village museum is also open. The next exhibition in the Magidunum Museum Gallery will be the Dandelion Exhibition from 31 March to 2 April.

Magden – Tuesday, 28 February 2023 02:10

FRICKTAL24.ch (Free internet newspaper for the Frick valley, Switzerland)

By: Lana Regtering

After a successful year 2022 with two special exhibitions, the Magidunum Association is pleased to hold the Dandelion Exhibition with Christine Bühler again this year in addition to the regular seasonal exhibitions in spring, summer and autumn.

Detail from the painting Tangollage by Bettina Costa

Starting with the spring exhibition in March, the following artists will present their works:

Agnes Steinle from Möhlin shows her paintings inspired by nature and everyday life, which she brings to canvas or cardboard with acrylic, ink, charcoal, pencil, pastel chalk and watercolor.

Agnes Keller from Magden combines ceramics with driftwood. She also draws her inspiration from nature. The forest and the lakeshore provide her with the material she needs for her works. Her angel figures are very well known.

Bettina Costa from Rheinfelden, who grew up in Argentina, shows paintings and collages. Her originally realistic style has changed to abstract. With the theme of tango, she shows movement, passion and music in her works.

The exhibition will take place from 10 to 26 March. On 10 March, there will be a vernissage.
Opening hours: Fridays from 17:00 to 20:00 and Saturdays/Sundays from 14:00 to 17:00.
The village museum is also open during the exhibition. Come in and be surprised by the Taunerhaus in its original state.

The next exhibition in the Magidunum Museum Gallery will then be the Dandelion Exhibition from 31 March to 2 April.
Magidunum Association

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