When does the vernissage take place?

The opening is on Saturday, August 1, 2026, at 6 PM in the Röcklturm in Landshut.

How long does the exhibition run?

The exhibition can be seen from August 2 to September 6, 2026.

When is the exhibition open?

It is open Thursday to Sunday from 1 PM to 5 PM and additionally during beer garden operations of the literature café.

Where does the exhibition take place?

In the Röcklturm, Isarpromenade 2, 84028 Landshut.

Is the Röcklturm wheelchair accessible?

There were no specific indications provided for this exhibition. The Röcklturm is used as an exhibition space of the city of Landshut.

How much is the admission fee?

A concrete admission price was not stated in the event.

Graffiti in the Röcklturm: MESC & Bepo(h) unleash urban art in the historical tower

Name: Vernissage: MESC & Bepo(h) - AERO-SOUL - Graffiti and Street Art
Start: 2026-08-01T20:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-08-01T22:00:00+02:00
Location: Röcklturm

Graffiti as an art experience in the historical Röcklturm

With the vernissage MESC & Bepo(h) - AERO-SOUL - Graffiti and Street Art, an exhibition project opens in Landshut that excitingly combines urban imagery and monument-protected spatial effects. The Röcklturm, once a defensive tower of the medieval city wall, becomes a stage for contemporary art marked by graffiti and street art.

Between masonry and spray can

The special exhibition atmosphere of the Röcklturm creates an appealing contrast: historical architecture meets contemporary urban art. This is where the tension arises that makes an art experience so immediate. When entering the space, one experiences art not merely as an image, but as a presence in the room, as a dialogue of color, rhythm, line, and surface.

An opening with introduction and inauguration

The vernissage on Saturday, August 1, 2026, begins with a welcome and introduction by Maximilian Schalk. After that, Mayor Patricia Steinberger will officially open the exhibition on behalf of Lord Mayor Dr. Thomas Haslinger. This provides the project with an official framework that emphasizes the cultural significance of street art and graffiti in the exhibition context.

Graffiti and street art as contemporary imagery

For decades, graffiti and street art have been among the defining expressions of contemporary art. They represent immediacy, stance, and direct reaction to public space. In the Röcklturm, this art form unfolds its special effect: The rough surfaces, vertical structures, and historical substance enhance the impression of energy, spontaneity, and artistic independence.

A place with cultural depth

The Röcklturm, as an exhibition space of the city of Landshut, is part of the experience itself. Its location on the Isarpromenade, its history as a defensive tower, and its use for changing exhibitions make it a place where art education and urban culture meet. For visitors, an aesthetic experience emerges that goes far beyond a simple exhibition visit.

Conclusion

MESC & Bepo(h) - AERO-SOUL promises a vibrant view of graffiti and street art in an unusually atmospheric setting. Those who appreciate contemporary art, urban imagery, and unique exhibition spaces should not miss this date in Landshut.