Ausstellungen

Kunstgang Augsburg

2021/08/01 - 2021/09/30

Augsburg City

www.kunstgang-augsburg.de
Some well known and as well aspiring regional artists show their work in the windows of shops of the  Inner City of Augsburg, promoted by the program of "Kultursommer 2021" by the commissary of the state government of culture and media, financed from "Neustart Kultur".

I am showing two works out of the series "bodies", 2020, 160 x 125 cm, ink on canvas in the windows of "Bielefelder Wäsche", Phillippine Welserstr. 17

k&k Der Pokal

2021/06/17 - 2021/06/20

Geranium im Nymphenburger Schloßpark, München

artists:

Elke Dreier
Simone Egger
Raymond Gantner
Rebecca Grollmann
Conny Habbel
Ute Heim
Heike Jobst
Kirsten Kleie
Victoria Kleinecke
Luisa Koch
Rachel Kohn
Patricia Lincke
Dana Lürken
Salima Mansouri
Annabelle Mehraein
Peggy Meinfelder
Luminita Mihailicenco
Emanuel Mooner
Gabriele Obermaier
Andreas Peiffer
Helena Pho Duc
Nina Radelfahr
Henrieke Ribbe
Regine Rode
Kathrina Rudolph
Hank Schmidt in der Beek
Anna Schölß
Malina Schölß
Susanne Schütte Steinig
Linnéa Schwarz
Verena Seibt
Anne Seiler
Szpilman Award
Thomas Splett
Christine Tanqueray
Stephanie Trabusch
Anja Verbeek von Loewis
Christian Weiß
Elke Zauner
Markus Zimmermann

 

 
 
 

Get closer- show from out of the lockdown

2021/05/18 - 2021/05/29

sénsemble Theater, Bergmühlstr.34, Augsburg

"Get closer" is an exhibition made for all artists, curators and galerists, for all who make art and love art and had no chance to do their work and show their work within the difficult times of the corona- lockdown.
I used the invitation cards of artist- friends and galleries out of my collection since about 2005 to make pop- up cards about one artist friend together with 2 or three more cards. My intention was creating a small stage and telling a funny story changing the image of the card somehow into something else.
I offered the artists one date to see the show all alone together with me on acertain time and day due to the regulations of Corona conditions at that time.
Forunately I was offered the stage of the sensemble theatre in the culture factory where my studio is, to show my works thanks to them.
After the end of the show each of the cards was sent to  the artist,  the show was supposed to dissolve.

"100 years of Admission of Women To Academy Of Fine Arts, Munich- What Do Women-Artists Tell Today?13 Interviews with works from the time of their studies."

2021/04/05 - 2021/04/30

Galerie GEDOKmuc, Schleißheimerstr. 61, München

The show displays works from 13 women- artists out of different generations and out of the time of their study.
Accompanying was released a catalogue,  publishing interviews of the artists, who are answering three main questions concerning the time of their studies and their work- life as an artist.
Curated by Annegret Bleisteiner and Kathrina Rudolph

Names of the artists:
Annegret Bleisteiner
Gabi Blum
Simone Braitinger
Cornelia Eichacker
Friederike Dopheide
Petra Magdalena Kammerer
Janine Mackenroth
Nina Annabelle Märkl
Beate Passow
Patricia London Ante Paris
Dorothea Reese-Heim
Kathrina Rudolph
Susanne Schütte-Steinig

Photos: Peter Langenhahn

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Ruoveden Maisema- Landscapes from Ruovesi

Sunday, October 6, 2019
2019/10/06 - 2020/01/12

Emil Cedercreutzin Museo, Harjavalta, Finland

total view of the exhibitionKathrina Rudolph, Greens

Brigitte Heintze and Kathrina Rudolph, "Is The Cosmos Beautiful?"

Friday, May 10, 2019
2019/05/11 - 2019/06/02

Kunstverein Landshut, Herrngasse 375, 84028 Landshut
Do, Fr, So 14-17 Uhr, Sa 11-17
www.kunstverein-landshut.de
Introduction by Dr. Stefan Hartmann, Art Historian, Augsburg

Brigitte Heintzes works were developed after a work stay in Bulgaria.

The works of Kathrina Rudolph consist of forty Collages and corresponding with it forty drawings of ink and colourpencil on large sheets of tracing paper

The Collages tell stories of our everyday life. In the drawings of the tracing paper series they are translated and continued.
In that matter the original Collage-drawing is put on the bottom part of the sheet, whereas the backside-drawing of the Collage is on the upper part, the parts of it seeming not belonging together and  accidental like unfitting puzzlepieces.
Surprisingly though there can always be found a relationship between those two sides, they seem to be corresponding and one image is continuing the story of the other one.
The series is presented hanging on transparent ropes whithin the room, making use of the translucent character of the drawings on the tracing paper.

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Kathrina Rudolph, Works On Paper/ Painting

Kathrina Rudolph, Ausstellung Ratahus Stadtbergen, 6.3. bis 31.3. 2017
Friday, March 10, 2017
2017/03/06 - 2017/03/31

City Hall Stadtbergen, Oberer Stadtweg 2, 86391 Stadtbergen
Introducion by Dr. Gertrud Roth- Bojadzhiev, Art Historian, Augsburg

Kathrina Rudolph is showing new works in the City Hall of Stadtbergen: Works On Paper and Paintings.
During a workstay in Finland in the summer of 2015 the series "Greens" was developed. There are 6 sheets of an old tapestry found in the wardrobe of the residency- on which she applied many variations of Blues, Greens, and Browns into the leafpattern of the tapestry. As a manifestation of light situations during different times of the day and different views from the house these images are meant as an approach to the subject of landscape painting.
During the same time there were made the small Pop- Up Stages, their images cut out from old Finnish journals of the 60s to 80s, telling in a funny way the story of two artist friends during their workstay in the same residency.
In the series "New works on Paper" Press - inspired by the technique of screen prints of the Pop Art Era- photos, mostly Film Stills from Newspaper- reviews  were enlargened and painted with eggtempera with means of cut out patterns on Paper.
In the series of the "Collages put into Scene" selected works from the series of the "Collages" were transformed into relief-like structures using tinfoil, telling stories of  human beings and their relationships.

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The Landscape of Ruovesi

Saturday, February 27, 2016
2016/02/27 - 2016/05/29

Nelimarkka Museum, Alajärvi, Finland

Kathrina Rudolph "Image Of Time- Newspaper Images"

Sunday, November 2, 2014
2014/11/02 - 2014/12/04

Gallery Arja Decker and Veerle Marissen in Lebensraum Kunst
Dorfstr. 4
85662 Hohenbrunn

Kathrina Rudolph mainly works with press fotos from the "Süddeutsche Zeitung", Munich.
In this exhibition new large-scale paper works are shown besides some series of her former works.
In these she uses techniques which come from the workshops of the old masters of the late medieval ages. They are made with gesso, engraving and bole gilding. In these images she deals with the subjects of war and trauma, political power and the fate of the individuals.
In her new work the subject has changed. Often she uses images of film- stills from published film reviews as a symbol of the attitude of life in our time.
They are made with egg tempera on paper in several variations of color and seem like wood cuts, at the same time they relate to Pop Art prints.
Also she shows  the series "paperballs", which is an installation out of 70 balls made of paper which carry drawings of images of  leading women from politics, literature, art and society from press fotos of newspapers, making a comment to the image of women as it is shown in the daily press of our time.

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Künstler helfen Obdachlosen

Friday, March 15, 2013 , 19:30
2013/03/16 - 2013/04/14

Toskanische Säulenhalle, Zeughaus Augsburg

SKM Augsburg, catholic association for social services e. V., is presenting the touring exhibition "Art inspite of Poverty" of the Ev. Lutheran service help for the homeless in Germany.

Aus der Serie "Frauen aus Bangladesch II", Aquarell auf Papier, 100 x 70 cm, 200