Andreas Bohnenstengel

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Andreas Bohnenstengel (born June 9, 1970 in Munich ) is a German photo artist. He lives and works in Munich.

Life

Andreas Bohnenstengel initially worked as a press photographer for the daily Münchner Merkur from 1991 to 1994 , then for magazines such as B. Der Spiegel , stern and Eltern , the Rolf Müller office , as well as for organizations, mostly from the nonprofit sector such. B. the Diakonisches Werk Bayern . He has been exhibiting regularly since 1993 and has been teaching photography since 2004, e. B. at the Ravensburg School of Design . Supported by a scholarship from the Hans Böckler Foundation , he studied social economics (economics, business administration, law and sociology) at the University of Hamburg from 2003 to 2006 , which he graduated with a degree in business administration. He is the father of two daughters.

methodology

Andreas Bohnenstengel is an artist who uses photography to conduct field research using the documentary method and phenomenologically examines social facts and interaction processes . He bases this on a humanistic paradigm that focuses on people and their needs. To this end, he is looking for images that illustrate the essential in the random and point beyond the moment. Concepts from the Ulm School of Design have an influence on his way of designing .

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Bohnenstengel deals with society in his conceptual works, which are primarily implemented with photographic means. In doing so, he refers to the social concept of systems theory by Niklas Luhmann . In the 1990s, in the two cycles "Childhood in Asylum" and "Walter, Down Syndrome", he addressed the two constitutional amendments of 1993 and 1994 based on real people in real situations, as well as the first foreign deployment of the Bundeswehr (in Kosovo). The work was published frequently at the time, e.g. B. in Süddeutsche Zeitung Magazin and Zeit-Magazin . Frequently on behalf of youth magazines, he created milieu studies on the then differentiated youth culture , on the occasion of the introduction of the Internet and complementary to his work for business magazines (at that time a lot was reported about the New Economy ), he developed black and white documentation on trade and markets (Old Economy ). From the perspective of a war's grandson, he artistically deals with violence. Since 2014 he has been working on photo installations and interventions across rooms , some in collaboration , such as B. the artist and architect collective raumzeug .

Exhibitions

Father and Son with Down Syndrome (2000). Work from the exhibition and book project I'm different than you think
Kronos (2014). Work from the exhibition project Our Father - A Search for Images of Father
  • February 2019 - May 2019: The Wasserburger Taubenmarkt , photo installation in the Museum Wasserburg
  • November 2018 - January 2019: Child's play - youth football in Pentenried in Krailling town hall
  • July 2017: Art in the Viehhof - poster competition 2017: Award for the poster "Celebrate as they fall"
  • June 2015: Of horses, riders and traders: The Roßmarkt back then , photo installation (on the subject of the Munich horse market ) on the cattle yard, Munich. Beginning of a traveling exhibition with the station in July 2017: The Munich Horse Market - Pictures from a bygone world in the Sendlinger Kulturschmiede, Munich
  • April 2015: Our Father - A Search for Father Images Presentation at the Nerd Nite , Munich
  • March 2015: War grandson , solo exhibition at the Spiritual Center St. Martin, Munich
  • November 2014: No place, nowhere? , Solo exhibition in the Helmstedt conference center at the autumn conference of Kriegsenkel eV
  • January 2008: Meeting Point Life. Young and old in exchange (supervision of a class of students from the Ravensburg School of Design as a lecturer) Exhibition and book publication, St. Vinzenz senior center, Wangen im Allgäu
  • August 2005: 24 hours in the life of the Catholic Church , participation in an exhibition at the World Youth Day in Cologne in the Landeshaus of the Rhineland Regional Council , Cologne
  • July 2003: SO WHAT? Meeting people with Down syndrome , solo exhibition in the Bavarian Ministry of Social Affairs , core event of the action program on the occasion of the European Year of the Disabled
  • May 2003: I'm hungry and no bed , participation in an exhibition in an art and social project on the subject of homelessness, Pasinger Factory, Munich
  • October 2002: Moments , solo exhibition in the gallery of Gegenfüßler of the IG Medien in ver.di Bavaria in the union building , Munich
  • October 2002: Meeting people with Down syndrome , solo exhibition at the Center for Natural Birth in Munich. Beginning of the traveling exhibition
  • June 2002: Moments , photo installation Regensburg and elsewhere
  • December 2001: Customs maintenance in Bavaria: Gaupreisplatteln , participation in an exhibition and award at Pressefoto Bayern 2001, Maximilianeum Munich
  • October 2001: Participation in an exhibition at the 4th Schömberger Fotoherbst Festival for classic travel and reportage photography, Schömberg (Black Forest)
  • October 2001: ALTerLEBEN , solo exhibition about people with disabilities over 50 years, for the 50th anniversary of the Vereinigung für Jugendhilfe Berlin eV
  • July 2001: 4th Nationwide Barnack Image Author Biennale of the Society for Photography eV (GfF), Barnack House, Lynow
  • February 2001: Work show , slide projection in the Kunstpark Ost , Munich
  • June 2000: It is normal to be different , photographs for a traveling exhibition on the occasion of 40 years of Lebenshilfe, Munich
  • December 1999: The Stranger View , solo exhibition on the topic of transcultural encounters, Unna cultural center
  • October 1999: I am different than you think , solo exhibition about young people with Down syndrome in the Pasinger factory in Munich. First of more than 30 stations of the traveling exhibition so far
  • October 1998: Participation in an exhibition at the 1st Schömberg Photo Autumn Festival for classic travel and reportage photography, Schömberg
  • November 1997: Glückskinder , solo exhibition in the Seidlvilla , Munich
  • September 1997: old and young , participation in an exhibition and first prize, aspects gallery in the Gasteig Munich
  • December 1993: Welcome to the Würmtal , solo exhibition about asylum seekers in the Gräfelfing community center
  • August 1993: A stage for old age , solo exhibition about senior citizens in the Maria Eich nursing home, Krailling . Repeat: October 2018
  • September 1993: Refugee container , participation in an exhibition at “Fremde Heimat München?” Festival of Cultures with a series on the subject of life in a container
  • July 1993: Violence: In the world you are afraid , solo exhibition about asylum seekers on topic 03 of the 25th German Evangelical Church Congress , Munich

Books

Selection of books that Bohnenstengel conceived, photographed and designed himself:

Collections

Works in public collections:

Awards

  • 1995: Media Prize for Social Photography
  • 1996: Kodak European Gold Award
  • 1997: The 100 best posters of 1997. Choice of the Glückskinder poster
  • 1999: Culture poster of the month, award by the German city media
  • 2001: Nikon Photo Contest International

gallery

Web links

Commons : Andreas Bohnenstengel  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Chamber of Crafts for Munich and Upper Bavaria: Master's certificate
  2. ↑ commons: Andreas Bohnenstengel local newspaper
  3. ↑ commons: Andreas Bohnenstengel publications
  4. ^ Commons: Rolf Müller
  5. ↑ Selection of publications on the Open Library
  6. ↑ Selection of publications on the Open Library
  7. ↑ commons: Andreas Bohnenstengel exhibitions
  8. ^ Commons: Andreas Bohnenstengel research and teaching
  9. ^ Bohnsack, R., Nentwig-Gesemann, I., Nohl, A.-M. (2008): The Documentary Method and its Research Practice. Wiesbaden, page 9 ff
  10. ^ Bohnenstengel, A. (2017): The horse market in Munich, Franz Schiermeier Verlag Munich, page 56
  11. ^ Commons: Andreas Bohnenstengel Positions
  12. ↑ commons: Category: Society by Andreas Bohnenstengel
  13. ^ Commons: Andreas Bohnenstengel Gesellschaft
  14. ^ Commons: Andreas Bohnenstengel Glückskinder
  15. ^ Commons: Andreas Bohnenstengel Walter, Down Syndrome
  16. ^ Commons: Andreas Bohnenstengel Kosovo
  17. ↑ commons: Andreas Bohnenstengel youth culture
  18. ↑ commons: Andreas Bohnenstengel Markets
  19. ^ Commons: Andreas Bohnenstengel war grandson
  20. ↑ commons: Andreas Bohnenstengel photo installation
  21. ^ Commons: Andreas Bohnenstengel Taubenmarkt
  22. ↑ sueddeutsche.de (2019): Obituaries for a tradition
  23. ^ Commons: Andreas Bohnenstengel youth football
  24. ^ Krailling Town Hall: Report
  25. ↑ Organizer website with the winning posters: Art in the Viehhof - Poster Competition 2017 ( Memento of the original from July 29, 2017 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.viehhof-kino.de
  26. ↑ commons: Andreas Bohnenstengel street festival
  27. ^ Commons: Andreas Bohnenstengel horse market
  28. ↑ Exhibition: Of horses, riders and traders: The horse market at that time
  29. ^ Munich Wiki: Exhibition overview horse market
  30. ↑ Süddeutsche Zeitung of July 7, 2017: Pictures from a bygone world. The Munich horse market
  31. ↑ Exhibition: MMA: Nerd Nite April 23, 2015 @ 8:00 pm - 10:30 pm
  32. ↑ Exhibition: War Grandchildren
  33. ↑ Exhibition: No place, nowhere?
  34. ↑ commons: Andreas Bohnenstengel biography work
  35. ^ The book accompanying the exhibition: 24 hours in the life of the Catholic Church
  36. ↑ Exhibition information : SO AND?
  37. ↑ Exhibition: I'm Hungry and No Bed
  38. ↑ commons: Andreas Bohnenstengel moments
  39. ↑ Exhibition: Meeting people with Down syndrome
  40. ↑ Photo installation: Moments
  41. ↑ Exhibition catalog: Pressefoto Bayern 2001
  42. ↑ Fotoforum Schwarzwald (2001): Fourth Schömberger Fotoherbst , pages 8–9: Carnival in Venice
  43. ↑ commons: Andreas Bohnenstengel ALTerLEBEN
  44. ^ Organizer website : 4th Nationwide Brandenburger Barnack-Bildautoren-Biennale
  45. ^ Poster: 33rd exhibition of Munich photographers
  46. ↑ Open Lirary: Poster: The Stranger Look
  47. ↑ Exhibition: I'm different than you think
  48. ↑ Fotoforum Schwarzwald (1998): First Schömberger Fotoherbst , pages 8–9: Horse market, ISBN 3-928116-13-4
  49. ↑ Exhibition: Glückskinder
  50. ^ Commons: Andreas Bohnenstengel Glückskinder
  51. ↑ Exhibition catalog: Old and Young
  52. ↑ Open Library: Welcome to the Würmtal
  53. ↑ Exhibition catalog: A stage for old age
  54. ^ Münchner Wochenanzeiger: A stage for art
  55. ↑ Exhibition: Refugee Container
  56. ↑ Exhibition: Violence: You Are Afraid in the World
  57. ↑ Pearl divers: brief information
  58. ↑ City portal Munich brief information
  59. ↑ München.tv, Münchner Stadtrundgang (2018): The book on Rossmarkt and on youtube broadcast from April 17, 2018
  60. ↑ commons: Category: The Wasserburger Taubenmarkt 2019 Andreas Bohnenstengel
  61. ↑ The work: File: Vintageprint by Andreas Bohnenstengel horse market 1996 Baryta paper 30 x 40 cm in the Artothek Muenchen.jpg
  62. ↑ DHM: Entry in the object database
  63. ↑ Online archive catalog of the Munich City Archives: DE-1992-FS-STB-1552 M
  64. ↑ Media award of the Federal Association of Free Welfare Care for the photo documentation Childhood in Asylum, in: Süddeutsche Zeitung Magazin, issue 38, 1994 , accessed on March 30, 2017
  65. ↑ Kodak European Gold Award 1996: Die Fotografie , accessed March 30, 2017
  66. ↑ Choice of the Glückskinder poster for The 100 best posters of 1997 Design: Rolf Müller (for the photo exhibition of the same name by Andreas Bohnenstengel in the Seidlvilla Munich), accessed on March 30, 2017
  67. ^ Campaign of the Münchner Volkstheater . Jana Cerno (design) and Andreas Bohnenstengel (photography), accessed on March 30, 2017
  68. ^ Commons: Andreas Bohnenstengel Venice
personal data
SURNAME Beanstalk, Andreas
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German photo artist
DATE OF BIRTH June 9, 1970
PLACE OF BIRTH Munich , Bavaria