Heinz Plank
Heinz Plank (born October 13, 1945 in Bad Elster ) is a German painter , draftsman and graphic artist .
life and work
After his apprenticeship as a commercial advertiser, he studied at the University of Graphic and Book Art in Leipzig with Werner Tübke and Wolfgang Mattheuer from 1967 to 1972 and was then a master student with Werner Tübke for a year . He then taught from 1973 to 1974 at the University of Applied Arts Sonneberg (today: Westsächsische Hochschule Zwickau , Department of Applied Arts Schneeberg) and one year to 1975 as a senior assistant at the University of Fine Arts in Berlin-Weißensee . Since 1976 he has been working freelance in Karl-Marx-Stadt / Chemnitz, and has lived and worked in Niederlichtenau near Chemnitz since 1996 . Plank traveled to Central Asia, Belgium, the Netherlands, Scotland, several times to Switzerland and Italy.
Plank works in painting techniques based on the old masters, mainly with colored oil glazes. His work is strongly influenced by the old Leipzig School , but artists from the Vienna School of Fantastic Realism , Francisco de Goya , Salvador Dalí, and painters of Italian Mannerism and Symbolism also inspired Plank in his work; elements of futurism and the expressiveness of Matthias Grünewald or El Greco also influence his formal climate. Plank's works could be characterized or described in more detail using art-historical terms such as magical-realistic, fantastic-realistic, metaphysical or surrealistic. He tries to present deeper overall views of an event as condensed results of a comprehensive world feeling, with symbols of danger accompanying the visual language.
His concern is not the external image, but the reflection of the "inner truth", but this with forms and structures of reality - "realism".
Works (selection)
Plant locations (selection)
- Bad Frankenhausen , Panorama Museum
- Bautzen, Cathedral Treasury St. Petri
- Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences
- Chemnitz, New Saxon Gallery
- Chemnitz, municipal art collections
- Dresden, State Art Collections - Art Fund of the Free State of Saxony and the Dresden Kupferstichkabinett
- Glauchau , museum and art collection at Hinterglauchau Castle
- Rochlitz, vocational school center
- Rochlitz , Rochlitz Castle Museum
- Stendal , Altmark Museum
- Torgau , district museum
- Weimar, Klassikstiftung-Kunstsammlungen
- Wurzen, Catholic Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus
- Lodz (Poland), Muzeum Sztuki
- Malbork (Poland), Muzeum Zamkowe
- Pescara (Italy), Casa d'Annunzio
- Private collections in Germany, Finland, Italy, Japan, Canada, Netherlands, Switzerland, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Hungary
Exhibitions (selection)
Solo exhibitions:
- 1972 Karl-Marx-Stadt, gallery above
- 1974 Aue, Intelligence Club
- 1977 Leipzig, gallery at Sachsenplatz
- 1979 Karl-Marx-Stadt, Spectrum Gallery
- 1982 Glauchau, Museum and Art Collection Schloss Hinterglauchau
- 1983 Leipzig, Saxon Academy of Sciences ; Apolda, Bell Museum; Erfurt, Erph Gallery
- 1984 Dresden, Galerie Kunst der Zeit ; Cottbus, Carl Blechen Gallery
- 1985 Weimar, gallery in the Cranachhaus
- 1986 Görlitz, Galerie am Schönhof; Jena, gallery in the town house
- 1987 Dresden, Galerie Kühl ; Gera, gallery on the market
- 1989 Rudolstadt, Heinrich Cotta Gallery
- 1990 Schwerin, gallery at the cathedral
- 1991 Chemnitz, Schmidt-Rottluff Gallery; Bad Kissingen, VINDOBONA gallery; Leipzig, ENICHEM
- 1992 Landsberg / Lech, Galerie Raasch; Bad Kissingen, art association
- 1994 Meerane, Art-In Gallery
- 1998 Döbeln, gallery in the town hall
- 1999 Freital, Burgk Castle Museum ; Bretten, art association
- 2000 Zwickau, Galerie am Domhof; Erfurt, Bilderhaus Krämerbrücke
- 2002 Chemnitz, Neue Chemnitzer Kunsthütte (catalog)
- 2004 Traveling exhibition: Stendal, Gotha, Duisburg, Wasserburg
- 2005 Freital
- 2006 Erfurt, Bilderhaus Krämerbrücke
- 2007 Bad Frankenhausen, Panorama Museum (catalog)
- 2008 Bad Kissingen
- 2010 Meiningen; Gera; Erfurt; Merseburg
- 2015 Freital, Burgk Castle Museum
- 2018 Erfurt, Bilderhaus Krämerbrücke
Numerous exhibition participations in Germany and abroad: Berlin, Bonn, Chemnitz, Dresden, Duisburg, Gera, Gotha, Erfurt, Frankfurt / Oder, Halle, Hamburg, Heidelberg, Karl-Marx-Stadt, Koblenz, Leipzig, Magdeburg, Mainz, Meiningen, Munich, Neubrandenburg, Stendal, Weimar Amsterdam, Baghdad, Florence, Havana, Irkutsk, Leningrad, Mulhouse, New Delhi, Paris, Prague, Rome, Tashkent, Tokyo, Toronto, Vienna.
Literature (catalogs)
- E. Beaucamp, K.-S. Rehberg, C. Nowak, A. Mädler. (Ed .: KU Schierz, P. Kaiser) 2013: Table talk with Luther. Christian images in an atheistic world . ISBN 978-3-86678-784-1
- G. Lindner, K. Hebecker, R. Günther, R. Kober, W. Schurian, S. Hebecker; (Ed .: G. Lindner). 2007: Heinz Plank - Signs of Life . Panorama-Museum Bad Frankenhausen, ISBN 978-3-938049-08-2 , pp. 1–120.
- Heinz Plank: June 17, 1991, Malzeichen book , self-published, 1991
- K. Hebecker, S. Hebecker (eds.). 2008: Blickwechsel - Images of People According to Classical Modernism. Catalog.
- R.-M. Soul, S. Hebecker, K. Hebecker, B. Moldenhauer. 2014: Echo of War. Art between disturbance and protest. City gallery ada. ISBN 978-3-934495-30-2
- S. Hebecker, K. Hebecker, W. Ballarin, M. Gabel, V. Stránský; (Ed .: S. Hebecker & K. Hebecker). 2002: Heinz Plank. Difficult flying (monograph). Sehsam Verlag, Erfurt, ISBN 3-9808217-0-6 , pp. 1–152.
- Vilem Stransky: Heinz Plank, EXL PF ETC , Editio 13, 1990
Web links
- Website of the painter and graphic artist - heinz-plank.de
- Heinz Plank on artfacts.de
- Panorama Museum Bad Frankenhausen
Individual evidence
- ↑ Werner Ballarin in Heinz Plank: Difficult Flying (2002, p. 7). Susanne and Klaus Hebecker (eds.), Sehsam Verlag Erfurt.
- ↑ Gerd Lindner in Heinz Plank: Lebenszeichen (2007, p. 9). Panorama Museum Bad Frankenhausen.
- ^ A b Heinz Plank: Difficult Flying (2002). Susanne and Klaus Hebecker (eds.), Sehsam Verlag Erfurt. With texts by W. Ballarin, M. Gabel, K. Hebecker, S. Hebecker and Vilém Stránský. 152 p., Numerous Color ill. ISBN 3-9808217-0-6
- ^ A b Heinz Plank: Signs of Life (2007) With an introduction by Gerd Lindner and essays by K. Hebecker, R. Günther, R. Kober, W. Schurian and S. Hebecker. Panorama Museum Bad Frankenhausen. 120 p., Numerous Color ill. ISBN 978-3-938049-08-2
personal data | |
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SURNAME | Plank, Heinz |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German painter, draftsman and graphic artist |
DATE OF BIRTH | October 13, 1945 |
PLACE OF BIRTH | Bad Elster |