Erika Sulzer-Kleinemeier

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Erika Sulzer-Kleinemeier (* 1935 in Rostock ) is a German photographer and journalist .

Life

Erika Sulzer-Kleinemeier studied photography and painting at the Academy of Fine Arts in Karlsruhe from 1955 . She has been working as a freelance photographer since the 1960s and publishes her work in numerous journals and magazines. In addition to her work as a photo journalist , she is the chairwoman of the Simonshof Foundation .

photography

In her more than 40 years of work as a photo journalist, Sulzer-Kleinemeier has distinguished herself as a close observer of her surroundings and of German post-war developments. Her intimate look at the powerful of the country, as well as at the unknown people on the street, moved the viewer in numerous exhibitions , as well as in book publications and innumerable publications in magazines, such as u. a. nationally in Der Spiegel , Stern , Die Zeit , Frankfurter Rundschau , Rheinischer Merkur , the daily newspaper , or internationally in the Washington Post , the Daily Telegraph and the Telegraph Magazine.

Simonshof Foundation

In 2001, Erika Sulzer-Kleinemeier and her husband, the architect and author Peter Sulzer , founded the Simonshof Foundation, which has made it its mission to promote art, culture , education and German-French cooperation and in cooperation with a museum for design is based in Gleisweiler in the south of the Palatinate . The foundation was established in memory of the couple's son, the designer Friedrich Sulzer (1962–2000), and is a public foundation with legal capacity under civil law and offers exhibitions, seminars and workshops .

Bibliography (selection)

  • Photographs 1967 to 2007 , Frankfurt, M.: Stroemfeld, 2007, 1st ed.
  • Grünstadt Jewish Cemetery , Grünstadt. - Grünstadt: city administration, 2004
  • Lightweight wood construction , Stuttgart: Inst. For building construction, Chair 1 for building construction and design, 1990, 1st ed.
  • Speyer-Leningrad via Brest-Minsk-Moscow , Neustadt: Verl. Pfälz. Post, 1987
  • Jean Prouve. The Complete Works 1917-1933 (1923-1933) , J. Prouvé, P. Sulzer, E. Sulzer-Kleinemeier, Wasmuth Verlag; 1995
  • Jean Prouve - Highlights 1917-1944 , P. Sulzer, E. Sulzer-Kleinemeier, Birkhäuser Verlag; 2002

Solo exhibitions (selection)

  • 1999: Moments of Current Affairs, Wolfsburg Art Association
  • 2004: guest workers. Photographs 1969–1972, Historical Museum Frankfurt
  • 2006: Erika Sulzer-Kleinemeier, Ursula Blickle Foundation
  • 2007: Photographs 1967–2003, Freelens Galerie Hamburg
  • 2007: Photographs 1967–2003, State Representation Rhineland-Palatinate in Berlin

Group exhibitions (selection)

  • 2003: Public Private. The image of the private in German post-war photography, Gallery for Contemporary Art Leipzig
  • 2004: Really True! Reality promise of photographs, Ruhr Museum in the coal washer
  • 2008: 1968 - International, Willy Brandt House Berlin

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