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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

"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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Andrea Golla
Gabriele Obermaier
Kathrina Rudolph