Marikke Heinz-Hoek

Marikke Heinz-Hoek, 2008

Marikke Heinz-Hoek (* 1944 in Homberg ) is a German painter and installation and video artist .

Live and act

Marikke Heinz-Hoek grew up in Weener . After an apprenticeship as a dressmaker , she studied at the State Art School in Bremen from 1963 to 1967 and passed her exam in 1967. She then worked as an art teacher in Delmenhorst until 1974 .

Marikke Heinz-Hoek works as a freelance artist. Her main themes are "Memories" and "Legends" . Since 2003 she has curated her own projects on the subject of new media , and from 2005 to 2010 also the annual exhibitions for the Bremen Video Art Prize . In 1997, 1998 and 1999 she had lectureships at the Faculty of Cultural Studies (Video Art) at the University of Bremen . She gave guest lectures at the University of Bremen (2006), at the University of Bremen (2006 to 2013) and at the University of the Arts Berlin (2007).

Marikke Heinz-Hoek is a member of the German Association of Artists . She lives and works in Bremen and Jemgum .

Awards

• 1972: Priority funding from the Bremen Senator for Culture
• 1992: Video art award from the State Media Authority for Fulfilled Life
• 1993: Cultural film funding Filmbüro Bremen for Showdown
• 2001: Prize winner in the competition "A memorial for the victims of psychiatry"
• 2006: 2nd Audience Award, Oldenburg Short Film Festival
• 2007: 1st Audience Award, Oldenburg Short Film Festival

Exhibitions and projects

Solo exhibitions and projects

• 1972: Kunsthalle Netzel , Worpswede
• 1973: Brandstrup Gallery, Randers, Denmark
• 1978: Galerie Siuta, Bremen (with Hebe Sosa, Peter Grosse, Albert Siuta)
• 1986: Photo Forum Bremen
• 1987: "The mother of the children of the man who was in India", Altonaer Museum , Hamburg
• 1990: "Interferences", Kunsthalle Bremen
• 1992: "Pictures", Gallery Vilsen, Bremen
• 1993: "Errors", Künstlerhaus Bethanien , Berlin
• 1996: “Les Belles de la Nuit”, Municipal Gallery Delmenhorst
• 1997: Documenta city program Kunstbalkon, Kassel
• 1997: "Memo", Oldenburger Kunstverein
• 1999: Hartwig Gallery, Bremen
• 2001: "File 123", Customs House Leer
• 2002: “Icons Modern”, Goethe-Institut , New York (with Isolde Loock), catalog: ISBN 3-89757-171-4
• 2003: Media Center Bremen
• 2004: "Strategies for creating legends", Kunsthalle Bremen , catalog: ISBN 3-89757-299-0
• 2006: MARS Center, Moscow
• 2006: State Art Museum, Novosibirsk
• 2006: " Andrej Tarkowskij ", Golden Eye Gallery, Novi Sad
• 2007: Rheiderland Local History Museum , Weener
• 2008: Bremen state representation in Brussels
• 2009: Kempowski Archive , Rostock
• 2009: “Seven-eighth heaven. A multimedia portrait of East Frisia ”, East Frisian State Museum Emden
• 2011: “Seven Eighth Heaven 2”, City Gallery Bremen
• 2014: “Far nearness - Pictures from the Rheiderland”, Kunsthaus Leer , with works from a donation from Marikke Heinz-Hoek to the Kunsthaus Leer

Group exhibitions and projects

Works by Marikke Heinz-Hoek have been shown in over 80 exhibitions and festivals, including:

• 2001: Project Markers, Venice Biennale
• 2003: 20th Kassel Documentary Film and Video Festival
• 2003: “Weichardt Collection”, Goethe-Institut Novosibirsk
• 2003: “Moving Head”, video sculptures, Stichting Outline, Amsterdam
• 2004: Far Eastern Art Museum, Khabarovsk
• 2005: "Videologia", Volgograd video festival
• 2005: “Helicsere”, Goethe-Institut Budapest
• 2003: 22nd Documentary and Video Festival Kassel
• 2008: Paula Modersohn-Becker Museum , Bremen
• 2008: "Utopia of Space", National Museum Kyrgyzstan
• 2008: NOASS Gallery, Riga
• 2008: “Urban Jealousy”, Tehran Biennale

Curated exhibitions and projects

• 1982: "Leben", Bremen artists 1982, Weserburg Museum for Modern Art , Bremen
• 1989: "in progress", 1989, European picture series and picture frieze, Bremen, Lund, The Hague, Munich, Leipzig
• 2004/2005: "screen spirit", international video art 2004/05, Städtische Galerie Bremen
• 2005–2010: Bremen Video Art Prize from the Bremen Film Office
• since 2006: "screen spirit_continued", video series, Städtische Galerie Bremen
• 2008: "Moll", Psychoanalytic Institute Bremen
• 2009: "Blue Notes", Gallery in Park Bremen
• 2008, 2011, 2014: “Sehnsuchtsorte 1–4”, Overbeck Museum Bremen, East Frisian State Museum Emden, Fürstenfeldbruck Monastery , Museum of Contemporary Art, Novi Sad
• 2012: "Private property", Städtische Galerie Bremen
• 2013: “Discover Me!”, Ostfriesisches Landesmuseum Emden

Contract work and work in public space

Reminder board Irrstern in the outdoor area of ​​the Bremen-Ost Clinic

• 1992: Hölderlin , mural in the congress hall of the Bremen Chamber of Employees, computer graphics (reprography), 300 cm × 300 cm
• 1998: Permanent video installation in the “Stuckenberg Collection” art museum , Delmenhorst
• 1999: Design of the Bremen Film Prize for Agnès Varda
• 2000: Window of Heaven / Irrstern , two-part memorial on the grounds of the Bremen-Ost Central Hospital (today Bremen-Ost Clinic ), video installation in the foyer of the main building and warning board in the outdoor area
• 2000: The beautiful strangers from Berlin , five computer print banners, Bremen state representative in Berlin
• 2001: Camera dance , video, Barkenhoff Worpswede

Fonts

• Marikke Heinz-Hoek (author), Hospital Museum (ed.): Window of Heaven / Irrstern. A memorial for the victims of psychiatry 1934–1945. Grounds and foyer of the Central Hospital Bremen Ost, Züricher Straße 40. Hauschild, Bremen 2001, ISBN 3-89757-113-7 (documentation).

literature

• Michael Weisser : Interview with the artist Marikke Heinz-Hoek. WhitePaperCollection_21. BookRix, Munich 2017, ISBN 978-3-7438-0042-7 .

Web links

Commons : Marikke Heinz-Hoek  - Collection of images

• Literature by and about Marikke Heinz-Hoek in the catalog of the German National Library
• Website of Marikke Heinz-Hoek
• Marikke Heinz-Hoek on the website of the Bremen Artists' Association

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b} Exhibition Far Distance Proximity on the website of the district of Leer
2. ↑ Previous jury members at filmbuero-bremen.de, accessed on February 1, 2016
3. ↑ Marikke Heinz-Hoek on kuenstlerbund.de, accessed on January 31, 2016
4. ↑ Strategies for creating legends on irrstern.de
5. ^ Message on the website of the Ostfriesisches Landesmuseum Emden
6. ↑ Marikke Heinz-Hoek: Hölderlin on www2.dickinson.edu
7. ↑ “Irrstern” 2000 on the website of the k: art in public space bremen program