“The Line Leads. The Colour Responds.”by Thomas Greuter
Exhibition runs: 21 August – 11 October 2026
Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday from 10.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m.
Free admission
Thomas Greuter (*1968, lives and works in Landeck) developed a strong enthusiasm for line and stroke drawing during his school years at the HTL in Imst, particularly in the fields of freehand drawing and perspective. His studies at Danube University Krems, together with his extensive technical training and many years of professional experience, further shaped his approach to the design and planning of spaces, objects, and outdoor environments. Freehand drawing has always been an important part of his creative work, from initial designs to detailed planning.
In 2003, Thomas Greuter began an intensive exploration of drawing with a reed pen under the artistic guidance of his uncle, Egmont Maier. This was followed by an in-depth engagement with the technique of reed-pen drawing, which took on a new form of expression through the use of watercolours. Experiments with various printing techniques, working in the wet-on-wet technique, and other creative explorations have shaped his artistic practice ever since. At the heart of his work are curiosity and a tireless pursuit of further development and refinement—whether through new techniques, materials, or forms of artistic expression.
The exhibition is free of charge and can be visited from 22 August 2026 to 11 October 2026 during the Alpinarium’s opening hours, Tuesday to Sunday, 10:00 am to 6:00 pm.
Cooperation project with the museum "ora et labora" at the Marienberg monastery in Vinschgau / South Tyrol
This year the motto of the Euregio Museum Year 2025 is “seeing further”. The central themes of this museum year are the peasant uprisings in 1525 and the demands for co-determination and equality of the peasant leader Michael Gaismair. 25 individual and cooperative projects from 35 museums from the entire European region of Tyrol, South Tyrol and Trentino were created and dealt with the social upheavals of the 16th century and the challenges of the past and present.
On the occasion of this Museum Year the Alpinarium Galtür created togehter a project with the museum "ora et labora" at the Marienberg monastery in Vinschgau in South Tyrol. Cheese to Marienberg is the name of the new exhibiton, which you can visit in the Alpinarium Gatlür. This new exhibition is moving between connections, dependencies and similarities. The farmers of Galtür had to pay taxes for a long time because the lords of Tarasp and the Marienberg monastery owned large estates in Galtür, Mathon and Ischgl. Every year the farms from Galtür walked along the so called "Zinsweg" to bring the taxes in form of cheese, hides and later money to Marienberg. You also can see a movie about the "Zinsweg" in this new exhibiton because in the summer in 2024 a delegation hiked along this path from Marienberg monastery to Galtür. You also will find Michael Gaismayr and his demands for co-determination and equal rights for all citizens and the Tyrolian Provincial Charter of 1526. Comparisons are also made between the past and the present and you can take a look into the future.
You can visit this new exhibition from Tuesday to Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. On Monday our exbibiton house has closed.
Dear visitors,
we would like to inform you that the following opening hours apply during the summer 2026:
Tuesday to Sunday
10.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m.
Closed on Mondays.
We are open from 30th of May until 11th of October 2026.
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It recognizes special museum work that goes beyond the required minimum standards. It is also public proof that responsibility is being taken to preserve cultural heritage, that the "Ethical Guidelines" of ICOM are being recognized and that care is being taken to offer visitors an outstanding museum experience. We would like to thank our partners, sponsors and supporters for the years of good cooperation.
The team at the Alpinarium Galtür