Art and Comedy Hand in Hand: Peter Gaymann's Exhibition at Europa-Park

From November 23, 2023, to January 7, 2024, Europa-Park transforms into a stage for humor and art. The exhibition “That's Something to Cluck About – Peter Gaymann's Drawings at Europa-Park” showcases the works of the renowned cartoonist Peter Gaymann, attracting both art enthusiasts and park visitors alike.

The Artist Behind the Chicken Drawings

Born in Freiburg and now living near Munich, Peter Gaymann has made a name for himself with his humorous chicken drawings. His works, often portraying everyday situations with a wink, have made him one of the most popular cartoonists in the German-speaking world.

Insights into the Exhibition

More than 80 originals and signed prints from Gaymann's oeuvre are on display in the blue fire Dome of Europa-Park. The focus of the exhibition is on themes such as “Typically Baden”, “Relationships”, “Freiburg”, “Food and Drink”, providing a comprehensive insight into Gaymann's artistic perspective. A special highlight is the original drawings he created on-site at Europa-Park.

Local Culture in Focus

The exhibition connects Gaymann's art with the local Baden culture, reflecting both his roots and the cultural diversity of the region. This local anchoring makes the exhibition particularly interesting for visitors to Europa-Park, known for celebrating European diversity.

Personal Insights

The exhibition also offers personal insights into Gaymann's life and views. His humorous response to the question about his relationship with food and drink reveals his down-to-earth and life-affirming character.

Interactive and Playful Elements

In addition to the drawings, the exhibition features interactive elements, such as a Fiat 500 painted by Gaymann and two large eggs designed in collaboration with children. These elements bring a playful aspect to the exhibition and especially invite young visitors to participate.

The Vernissage as Social Engagement

A highlight was the vernissage on November 23, where Gaymann drew a live Christmas scene. This artwork is being auctioned for charitable purposes, with the proceeds going to the Förderverein für krebskranke Kinder e.V. Freiburg, underscoring Gaymann's commitment to social causes.

Conclusion

The exhibition “That's Something to Cluck About” is more than just a display of artworks; it is a celebration of humor, culture, and social engagement. It offers visitors of all age groups unique insights into the art of the cartoonist while reflecting the cultural diversity of Southern Germany.

This unique exhibition, on view at Europa-Park until January 7, 2024, is a special attraction for all who appreciate art, humor, and cultural diversity. Peter Gaymann's works invite a smile and offer more profound insights into everyday culture and lifestyle in Southern Germany. It is an opportunity to see the world through the eyes of an artist who always views life with a dash of humor.

Tip for news? press@waitingtimes.app