Andreas Weische

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Andreas Weische at Haus Ruhreck

Andreas Weische (born August 14, 1964 in Fröndenberg ) is a German painter .

Life

Weische spent his childhood and youth in Menden in the Sauerland . He made his first creative and manual experience in the years from 1971 to 1973 with a goldsmith . After completing his training, he obtained the technical college entrance qualification for design. In 1990 he finished his training as a goldsmith. In the following years he managed a jewelry store in Munich and ran a studio in Haag . Since 1992 he had friendly contacts with Bele Bachem , Fabius von Gugel and Ernst Fuchs in Vienna .

Weische has been working as a freelance painter and goldsmith since 1993. In 1994 he took part in the exhibition Fantastic Art Du fantastique au visionnaire organized by Ernst Fuchs in Venice. In 1998 he designed the title cover for Michael Ende's posthumously published book Der Niemandsgarten .

Weische has been running a studio in Haus Ruhreck in Hagen since 2009 . He is a member of the Association of Visual Artists Hagenring . Occasionally his paintings are offered on auction .

Awards

Andreas Weische: "Venice's new builders", oil on canvas (2012)

Collections

Exhibitions (selection)

  • 2015: Waltraud Schroll, Katherine Tinteren-Klitzke, Andreas Weische - "3 x One" , Hagenring Gallery, Hagen
  • 2015: University Club of the University of Bonn , Bonn (2015)
  • 2015: Andreas Weische and the poetization of the world , Künstlerhaus am Lenbachplatz , Munich
  • 2013: Martin Noll and Andreas Weische , Oberhessisches Museum , Giessen
  • 2011: The extraterrestrial airport - landscape behind the landscape , Wrangelschlösschen , Berlin
  • 1998: Andreas Weische and the poeticization of the world , Füchten House , Ense
  • 1994: Du fantastique au visionnaire , Venice , Italy

Literature (selection)

Andreas Weische: "3 eyes", acrylic on canvas (1998)
  • Andreas Weische - Soul Landscapes. In: species profile. - Magazine for Art, No. 5, 2008, ISSN  1430-4821 .
  • Rita Mielke (Ed.): WorldHorseParade. ISBN 3-87519-228-1 .
  • Gut Höing (Ed.): Landart , exhibition catalog, 2003.
  • Andreas Weische (Ed.): Drawings and "mixed media prints". Art catalog, 2003.
  • Roman Hocke, Wolfgang Saure (ed.): Andreas Weische and the poetization of the world. Specialist literature, 1998, exhibition sheet, Haus Füte, Ense.
  • Design of the cover illustration for Michael Ende - “The No Man's Garden”. Weitbrecht, 1998, ISBN 3-522-72005-9 .
  • Wolfgang Saure, Tina Hülter (Hrsg.): The magical game of dream and reality. - On the work of Andreas Weische. In: Encounter 95.1995 .
  • You Fantastique Au Visionaire - Edizioni Bora. Bologna 1994, ISBN 88-85345-33-6 .

media

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Article, eART.de
  2. ↑ Newspaper article, Gießener Allgemeine
  3. ↑ Michael Ende: The No Man's Garden. Weitbrecht, Stuttgart / Bern 1998, ISBN 3-522-72005-9 .
  4. ↑ Andreas Weische on artnet .
  5. ↑ Bund visual arts, Hagenring
  6. ↑ Internet site , University Club Bonn
  7. ^ Report, Giessener Zeitung
  8. ^ Newspaper article, Westfalen Post
personal data
SURNAME Weische, Andreas
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German painter of fantastic realism and goldsmith
DATE OF BIRTH August 14, 1964
PLACE OF BIRTH Fröndenberg / Ruhr , Germany