When can the exhibition be seen?

The exhibition runs from April 27 to May 30, 2026, at IKMZ Cottbus.

Where does the exhibition take place?

In the Information, Communication, and Media Center of BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg, Platz der Deutschen Einheit 2 in 03044 Cottbus.

Is the exhibition accessible for people with disabilities?

The IKMZ is well accessible as a university building through the campus. According to BTU, a disabled parking space is available; further details on accessibility are provided on the university's page.

Is there information about guided tours?

No fixed guided tours are mentioned in the available sources for this exhibition. Information will follow, if necessary, through the event page.

What can visitors expect in terms of content?

The exhibition features works by the Peitzer-Land-Painters with regional motifs, various techniques, and a strong connection to landscape and artistic exchange.

Exhibition Peitzer-Land-Painters

Name: Exhibition – Peitzer-Land-Painters – IKMZ Cottbus
Start: 2026-05-04T11:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-05-31T00:00:00+02:00
Location: Informations-, Kommunikations- und Medienzentrum - UB

Peitzer-Land-Painters at IKMZ: An Exhibition between Landscape, Light, and Regional Identity

In the Information, Communication, and Media Center of BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg, the exhibition Peitzer-Land-Painters show themselves unfolds a vivid perspective on the painting of a committed group of artists from the Peitzer Land. From April 27 to May 30, 2026, the IKMZ at the Central Campus Cottbus will become a place for viewing works, where regional motifs, individual styles, and communal artistic practices meet.

Painting as a Shared Experience

The Peitzer-Land-Painters have been working for years in an open group that focuses on the exchange of technique, choice of motifs, and artistic development. Landscapes, nature observations, and impressions from everyday life shape the character of many works. This creates an exhibition atmosphere where not only images are viewed, but also ways of seeing are retraced. Painting reveals itself here as a cultural practice that intertwines experience, memory, and regional connection.

A Space for Regional Art in a University Context

The IKMZ of BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg provides a precise framework for this presentation. The exhibition on the 2nd floor connects an academic environment with cultural education and makes visible how strongly visual arts can also operate beyond classical museum spaces. The place supports a quiet, concentrated viewing of the works and invites one to trace the connection of materiality, color, and composition in detail.

Plein Air, Exchange, and Painterly Diversity

The group has emerged from common plein air experiences and regular artistic work. This origin is felt in the openness of the visual language: different techniques, different styles, and different perspectives coalesce into a vibrant display. Those interested in contemporary regional art will find here not a rigid style order but a polyphonic, authentic approach to landscape and life worlds.

Worth a Visit for Art Lovers and Culture Enthusiasts

The exhibition is aimed at anyone who understands painting not just as decoration but as an aesthetic experience. The works provide access to artistic practice in the tension field of nature, community, and individual expressiveness. A visit is particularly worthwhile for those who want to discover regional art, experience educational spaces anew, and appreciate the quiet intensity of an exhibition in a university setting.

Conclusion: The Peitzer-Land-Painters present at IKMZ Cottbus an exhibition full of color, regional perspectives, and painterly versatility. Anyone wishing to experience art as an encounter with landscape, technique, and personality should visit this exhibition in person.