Gottfried Helnwein | ニュース | 新着情報 | HELNWEIN SHOW AT MODERNISM SAN FRANCISCO

Nach "Das Rheingold/Die Walküre" im Opernhaus Bonn, folgt in der Spielzeit 2007/2008 "Siegfried/Die Götterdämmerung" als zweiter Teil. Bühne und Kostüme aller 4 Teile des "Ring des Nibelungen" sind von Gottfried Helnwein gestaltet. ...

Vicki and Kent Logan hosting a dinner at their home in honor of Gottfried Helnwein. ...

Without doubt I was under the spell of Gottfried Helnwein, the final speaker of the excellent DAM Contemporaries artist lecture series (December 13th, 2007). His incantation began before I had even heard him speak, after seeing his twisted photorealistic infant Hitler-Christ child and mother Mary interrogated by the Nazi SS (1996 "Epiphany, Adoration of the Magi," part of the Radar show earlier this year at the DAM.) The artist himself noted that "hardly any other painting created so much emotional response" as Epiphany I (he created 2 other works in the series). ...

In memory of Francisco de Goya ...

FIGURES OF DESIRE: fantasies of identification, disguises or transformations, social roles in construction of gender and sexuality. ...

But what does the hyper-realism of Austrian-born, Irish-based artist Gottfried Helnwein say to us and about us in the context of "Body Anxious"? His work is what puts this show on the map of bodily pain and anxiety. He has painted a hyper-realistic, oversized portrait of a little girl in a pink-and-white undershirt, her head and eyes swathed in gauze so recently wrapped that it glistens with blood. It is from Helnwein's "Los Caprichos" series, named after the famous Goya series. Art historians say Goya's "Caprichos" mark the beginning of the modern world of art because they were the first to look at, rather than avoid or symbolize, pain, fantasy, cruelty, disloyalty and any other number of grievous human traits. ...

The exhibit will explore the intersection of art, the body, and medical procedures, with the implicit fear of bodily pain (real or imagined) as a major theme. The human body is vulnerable and mortal, yet it is also the biological basis of human existence. "Body Anxious" includes works by artists from around the world, in, often, unconventional media, who examine the anxieties associated with medical procedures and instruments, and other experiences that remind us of our shared precarious biological condition.
Artists include: Gottfried Helnwein, Kiki Smith, Diana Falchuk, James R. Southard, Drew Sellers, Cristin Millet and Chiharu Shiota. ...

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	21. 2月 2008 - 25. 2月 2008 The ADAA art show at the Armory, New York Organized by the Art Dealers Association of America at the Seventh Regiment Armory Park Avenue at 67th Street, New York City HELNWEIN SHOW AT MODERNISM SAN FRANCISCO ...


	2008 Opernhaus Bonn Spielzeit 2007/2008 Johann Kresnik, Gottfried Helnwein HELNWEIN AUSTATTUNG: "DER RING DES NIBELUNGEN" TEIL 2 - SIEGFRIED, GÖTTERDÄMMERUNG Nach "Das Rheingold/Die Walküre" im Opernhaus Bonn, folgt in der Spielzeit 2007/2008 "Siegfried/Die Götterdämmerung" als zweiter Teil. Bühne und Kostüme aller 4 Teile des "Ring des Nibelungen" sind von Gottfried Helnwein gestaltet. ...


	13. 12月 2007 The Denver Art Museum Fredric C. Hamilton Building Artists on Art: Gottfried Helnwein at the DAM GOTTFRIED HELNWEIN - SPEAKER FOR THE VICKI AND KENT LOGAN LECTURES Artists on Art: From Any Angle Logan Lectures 2007 features lectures by ten contemporary artists. Vicki and Kent Logan hosting a dinner at their home in honor of Gottfried Helnwein. ...


	12. 12月 2007 Denver Art Museum Ken Hamel IN REVIEW: GOTTFRIED HELNWEIN AT THE DENVER ART MUSEUM Without doubt I was under the spell of Gottfried Helnwein, the final speaker of the excellent DAM Contemporaries artist lecture series (December 13th, 2007). His incantation began before I had even heard him speak, after seeing his twisted photorealistic infant Hitler-Christ child and mother Mary interrogated by the Nazi SS (1996 "Epiphany, Adoration of the Magi," part of the Radar show earlier this year at the DAM.) The artist himself noted that "hardly any other painting created so much emotional response" as Epiphany I (he created 2 other works in the series). ...


	01. 11月 2007 Modernism Gallery San Francisco GOTTFRIED HELNWEIN - THE DISASTERS OF WAR One Man Show In memory of Francisco de Goya ...


	05. 10月 2007 WDR/3sat Claudia Schmid Director NATIONAL GERMAN TELEVISION (WDR) PRODUCES A 90-MINUTE DOCUMENTARY ABOUT GOTTFRIED HELNWEIN ...


	01. 10月 2007 Fotomuseo -The National Museum of Photography Bogota, Colombia Gilma Suarez Directora Fotomuseo PHOTOGRAPHIC BOGOTA - INTERNATIONAL BIENNIAL OF PHOTOGRAPHY FIGURES OF DESIRE: fantasies of identification, disguises or transformations, social roles in construction of gender and sexuality. ...


	07. 9月 2007 Waterford Greyfriars Municipial Art Gallery Waterford Fringe Festival Ireland "ANGELS SLEEPING" GOTTFRIED HELNWEIN ONE MAN SHOW ...


	19. 8月 2007 Louisville Courier-Journal Kentucky Diane Heilenman Art 'BODY' EXHIBIT CONTEMPLATES HUMAN PAIN Exhibition at the Cressman Center Gallery - University of Louisville But what does the hyper-realism of Austrian-born, Irish-based artist Gottfried Helnwein say to us and about us in the context of "Body Anxious"? His work is what puts this show on the map of bodily pain and anxiety. He has painted a hyper-realistic, oversized portrait of a little girl in a pink-and-white undershirt, her head and eyes swathed in gauze so recently wrapped that it glistens with blood. It is from Helnwein's "Los Caprichos" series, named after the famous Goya series. Art historians say Goya's "Caprichos" mark the beginning of the modern world of art because they were the first to look at, rather than avoid or symbolize, pain, fantasy, cruelty, disloyalty and any other number of grievous human traits. ...


	01. 8月 2007 Cressman Center Gallery The University of Louisville - Department of Fine Arts Jesse Levesque. Curator BODY ANXIOUS The exhibit will explore the intersection of art, the body, and medical procedures, with the implicit fear of bodily pain (real or imagined) as a major theme. The human body is vulnerable and mortal, yet it is also the biological basis of human existence. "Body Anxious" includes works by artists from around the world, in, often, unconventional media, who examine the anxieties associated with medical procedures and instruments, and other experiences that remind us of our shared precarious biological condition. Artists include: Gottfried Helnwein, Kiki Smith, Diana Falchuk, James R. Southard, Drew Sellers, Cristin Millet and Chiharu Shiota. ...