Dieter Sure

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Dieter Klar (born September 9, 1937 in Frankfurt am Main ) is a German photographer and photojournalist.

Life

Training and work as a photographer

Dieter Klar was born as the son of Willi and Lilli Klar in Frankfurt am Main. After training as a photographer, he worked as an industrial and advertising photographer. In 1958 he went to Helsinki as a fashion photographer, but was drafted into military service in Buxtehude a year later.

During this time he worked as an industrial photographer and photographed fashion in Paris. In between he worked in the Kaufhof headquarters in Cologne for the advertising department. In 1965 he became a member of the Association of Visual Artists (BBK) and exhibited photographic works in Germany and abroad. He also photographed kitsch postcards, pin-ups and kitsch calendars for American publishers.

Dieter Klar accepted the offer from the German Press Agency (dpa) to work as a photo reporter . Dieter Klar worked for dpa for 17 years. Dieter Klar lives in Buxtehude. He is married to Rudi Carrell's eldest daughter and has four children.

Activity as a producer and director

In 1985 Dieter Klar switched to television. Together with Annemieke Kesselaar, he produced programs such as “Caution, children in the box” and reports from all over the world (TV production “Bildermühle”). He worked as a director and producer for WDR, RTL, ARD and SAT1.

In August 2005 Dieter Klar staged the historical play “Royal Night” on St. Petriplatz in Buxtehude . It was a staged reading and concert. In August 2006 a new production of the “Royal Night” followed.

From 2006 to 2008 Dieter Klar produced the Internet television BuxTV, satirical contributions to regional and national events.

Other Projects

Cultural forum at the harbor

In the side wing of the former painting school, a listed factory building from the mid-19th century owned by the city, the Kulturforum am Hafen has been located since October 31, 2008 . Dieter Klar was involved in the planning and renovation phase of the house in an advisory capacity and has been President of the Kulturforum am Hafen since then.

International Music festival Buxtehude, Altes Land, Harburg

The International Music festival Buxtehude, Altes Land, Harburg has been taking place annually since summer 2010. Since the sixth edition in 2015, the “Speicher am Kaufhauskanal” in Hamburg-Harburg, which has existed since 1827, has been added as a new venue.

The festival was founded by the Chinese pianist Haiou Zhang and the President of the Kulturforum am Hafen, Dieter Klar. The producer is Dieter Klar, Haiou Zhang is the musical director and Dieter Klar and Haiou Zhang share the overall artistic direction.

Young talents from home and abroad come to Buxtehude and the Alte Land to present classical music over several days and at changing venues.

The festival includes schools in the city of Buxtehude in the concept. The idea is to bring the internationally successful artists closer to a young audience. School concerts have been held every year since the beginning of the festival. a. in the primary school Buxtehude-Altkloster, in the Buxtehude school center south. Every year, more than 500 music-loving pupils take part in the public rehearsals on the stage of the Halepaghen School.

As part of the festival, the “Buxtehude Young Artist Award” has been presented to young talented artists since 2015. The 2015 prize winner was cellist Nina Cromm.

Television productions

  • BuxTV
  • Caution: children in the box - international
  • The grandma, grandpa, mum, dad, look show
  • TV.bildermühle
  • Rudi's half hour
  • Rudi's animal show

Exhibitions

Buxtehuder KlarSichten. Photographs by Dieter and Reto Klar

November 4th – 10th December 1995

Germany since 1945

1997-2002 and 1998-2003 The traveling exhibition with photographs by Willi Klar, Dieter Klar and Reto Klar was created in collaboration with the Goethe Institute under the title “Germany since 1945” . The exhibition was shown worldwide in two runs from 1997 to 2002 and 1998 to 2003.

KlarSichten. Photos from three generations 1945–1999

September 8 - November 18, 2001. Afterwards touring exhibition The exhibition “Clear Sights; Photos from three generations 1945-1999: Willi Klar, Dieter Klar and Reto Klar ” was created in 1999 in cooperation with the House of History of the Federal Republic of Germany, Bonn, - supplemented by" Buxtehuder Klar-Sichten "and one in cooperation with the Buxtehude Modern Film Club (MFC) created video installation "Buxtehude Zeitzeugen" in the Heimatmuseum Buxtehude - and was shown there from May 1999 to April 2000. Afterwards traveling exhibition.

Art-completely unhindered. It is normal to be different. 40 years of Lebenshilfe

August 28 - October 6, 2002 Lebenshilfe Buxtehude eV and Buxtehude · Museum in cooperation with the photographers Dieter and Reto Klar.

Farewell to the Stade nuclear power plant

October 31, 2004 - February 13, 2005 A joint project of the Buxtehude · Museum and the Buxtehude City Archives with the Schwedenspeicher Museum and the Stade City Archives in collaboration with the photo journalist Dieter Klar, Buxtehude

ART KICK

June 9 - July 9, 2006 Live game broadcasts on the big screen, table football tournament, music, cabaret, performances, exhibition “Football in Buxtehude” Organized by: BuxtehudeMuseum, City of Buxtehude, Dieter Klar

Reflections. 40 places-20 names

June 26th, 2009 - May 31st, 2011. Afterwards touring exhibition Another exhibition was “Reflections. 40 places - 20 names. Photographs from Germany ” by Dieter and Reto Klar; Two decades after the fall of the Berlin Wall, the two photographers embarked on a journey of discovery from 2007 to 2009 through 40 cities and villages of the same name in East and West Germany, including people living there. The exhibition was shown in the House of History in Bonn from June 26, 2009 to May 31, 2011. Afterwards traveling exhibition.

In addition, parts of the “Spiegelungen” exhibition were integrated into the worldwide traveling exhibition “Germany for Beginners” , a joint project of the Goethe Institute and the Federal Agency for Civic Education on the subject of 60 years of the Federal Republic. After the opening on July 1, 2009 at the Foreign Office in Berlin, the exhibition was shown in other German cities and then traveled through the Goethe Institutes around the world - u. a. the exhibition was shown in Beijing, Shanghai, Nanjing and Wuhan and Taipei, also in Vietnam and South Asia and most recently in 2013/2014 in nine cities in Brazil.

In the middle of life

October 12 - November 11, 2012 photo project by Reto and Dieter Klar. Portraits - artistically edited by people from Lebenshilfe. An exhibition in collaboration between the Buxtehude · Museum with Dieter and Reto Klar and Lebenshilfe Buxtehude (on the occasion: "50 years of Lebenshilfe ... I'm there!")

Bread rusks · water trumpet. Johann Hinrich Röding and the General Dictionary of the Navy from 1793

May 2nd - end of 2015 Kulturforum am Hafen, foyer of the Buxtehude · Museum, Ratskeller Buxtehude Exhibition in cooperation with the Hanseatic City of Buxtehude / City Archives.

literature

  • "Germany 1945 - 1995. Fifty German years seen by three generations". By Dieter Klar (Ed.), Willi Klar, Reto Klar. July 1996, Umschau Buchverlag. ISBN 978-3-89466-143-4
  • "Germany since 1945. Seen by three generations of a family" photographed by Willi Klar, Dieter Klar (ed.), Reto Klar 1997 (self-published). Foreword: Hilmar Hoffmann Hilmar Hoffmann . The book was taken over by the Goethe Institute for the traveling exhibition "Germany since 1945".
  • "Clear Views: Photos from Three Generations 1945 - 1999". (Publication for the exhibition of the same name) By Willi Klar, Dieter Klar, Reto Klar 1999, Verlag Atelier im Bauernhaus, Fischerhude. ISBN 978-3-86678-315-7
  • "Reflections: 40 Places - 20 Names. Photographs from Germany" by Reto Klar and Dieter Klar (eds.). September 2009, Verlag Christof Kerber. ISBN 978-3-86678-315-7 Online
  • "Buxtehude ... the time was so beautiful". Photos from Buxtehude families - compiled by Dieter Klar (Ed.) November 2012, Verlag Atelier im Bauernhaus, Fischerhude. ISBN 978-3-88132-367-3
  • "Buxtehude - Trade and Change". Photos from Buxtehude families - compiled by Dieter Klar (Ed.). November 2013, Verlag Atelier im Bauernhaus, Fischerhude. ISBN 978-3-88132-368-0
  • "1916-2016 Hundred Years of Klar. The Story of a Family of Photographers - Dedicated to Karl Klar". July 2016. In three books - Willi Klar, Dieter Klar, Reto Klar - the 100-year photographic history of the Klar family, which continues to this day, is documented. On-line

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ http://www.kinder-in-der-kiste.de/
personal data
SURNAME Sure, Dieter
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German photographer and photojournalist
DATE OF BIRTH September 9, 1937
PLACE OF BIRTH Frankfurt am Main