Florian Heinke
Florian Heinke (* 1981 in Frankfurt am Main ) is a German painter . He lives and works in Frankfurt am Main.
Life
Florian Heinke studied from 2004 to 2005 at the Mainz Art Academy with Friedemann Hahn. From 2005 to 2009 he continued his studies at the Städelschule in Frankfurt am Main with Christa Näher in free painting and finished this with the master class . Since the beginning of his studies, Heinke has initiated his own exhibitions, sometimes in art-untypical locations such as B. clubs, cafés, second-hand bookshops or in public spaces, since the reference to everyday life always plays a central role in his work.
In 2010 he organized and curated the exhibition “Love kills. Betting on the Muse. ”With works by well-known artists such as u. a. Thomas Bayrle , André Butzer , Anton Corbijn , Jack Goldstein , Friedemann Hahn, Gregor Hildebrandt , Barbara Klemm , Alicja Kwade , Sandra Mann , Jonathan Meese , Christa Näher , Nam June Paik , Manfred Peckl, Raymond Pettibon , Tobias Rehberger , Anselm Reyle , Gerhard Richter , Marcus Sendlinger, Karsten Thormaehlen , Günther Uecker , Eva Weingärtner and Thomas Zipp .
In 2008, together with Daniel Birnbaum , he erected a memorial in the form of a stumbling block in front of the Frankfurt Römer of love and its fragility. He had his former golden engagement rings buried and cemented under an unmarked paving stone in front of the gates of the registry office on the Römerberg.
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Heinke's work revolves around society, interpersonal issues, the you and I as well as the we and the others. He traces current social tendencies and shows fractures in interpersonal relationships - the emotional flattening of relationships, loneliness, the inability to communicate in a fast-paced, globalized world.
Heinke always paints in black and with acrylic on industrial nettle. Heinke calls his way of working, which he has followed since 2006, as BLACK POP. Based on Pop Art , however, he does not show the “beautiful appearance” of the consumer world, but wants to convey feelings. His motifs take up situations as they are known from everyday life, and aim partly at shocking, partly provocative, but always emotionally at a reaction from the viewer. This apparent boldness of Heinke's picture staging seduces the viewer to superficial consumption - and demonstrates him: A quick glance, a familiar motif, the representation seems clear and easy to grasp. And thus sits on common picture myths without reflection.
Scholarships
- Scholarship from the Lenikus Collection Vienna, 2008
- Scholarship from Frankfurter Künstlerhilfe eV, 2009
- Scholarship for the Cultural Office of the City of Frankfurt am Main, Artist in Residence Vienna, 2011
Solo exhibitions (selection)
- 2019: "LOVECRAFT", Bernhard Knaus Fine Art, Frankfurt
- 2018: "Paradise overdosed", book release & 10 years Black Pop, Frankfurt
- 2017: "In Memoriam-Francesca Lowe", Old Truman Brewery
- 2017: “Salon of the Present”, Hamburg
- 2017: "With art for art", Kunsthalle Darmstadt
- 2017: “About dealing with people when affection is involved.” Klein Collection, Kunstmuseum Stuttgart
- 2017: "Expressive gestures", Heike Strelow Gallery, Frankfurt
- 2017: "Vulgar Impressionism", Art Association Noerdlingen
- 2017: "Street Semiotic", Charlie Smith London
- 2017: "Comic debris", RAE Lentzke
- 2016: “Everything will be fine”, Charlie Smith London
- 2016: "Black Paintings", Heike Strelow Gallery, Frankfurt
- 2016: "Doppelgaenger", Torrance Art Museum, Los Angeles
- 2015: "Black paintings", Charlie Smith London
- 2015: "Kunsthalle Darmstadt"
- 2015: "But the gods", Heike Strelow Gallery, Frankfurt
- 2015: “This will not be here tomorrow”, Heike Strelow Gallery, Frankfurt
- 2015: “Goa / Nightmare”, Salon de Lirio, Salcete
- 2015: "Acid on tea", Galerie Römerapotheke Zurich
- 2012: "Troops would love to die.", Kunstverein Heppenheim eV
- 2012: “No God and His Children.”, Nassauischer Kunstverein Wiesbaden eV
- 2011: "A Beer to spill them into dust.", Waikato Museum Intraspace Project, Hamilton New Zealand
- 2011: “Black Diamonds.”, Anita Beckers Gallery, VOLTAshow New York
- 2010: "Love kills.", Commerzbankplaza, Frankfurt am Main
- 2010: “The last curs fight the bricks.”, Galerie Perpetuel, Frankfurt am Main
- 2009: “Apart from heaven.”, Galerie la Brique, Frankfurt am Main
- 2009: "Still my own Idol.", PSM-Gallery, Berlin
- 2008: “A fast way downstairs.”, Lenikus Collection, Vienna
- 2008: “Paradise overdosed.”, Campagne Premiere Gallery, Berlin
- 2008: "Pervers through Paradise.", Kunstverein Familie Montez , Frankfurt am Main
- 2007: “No return.”, Exhibition hall 1a, Frankfurt am Main
Group exhibitions (selection)
- 2015: "Acid on tea", Römerapotheke Gallery, Zurich
- 2014: "The opinion makers", Londonnewcastle Project Space, London
- 2014: "The Future can wait", Saatchi's New Sensations & The Future can wait, Victoria House, London
- 2014: “Cultus Deorum”, Saatchi Gallery , London
- 2014: "Abstraction Figuration", Dr. Jochim, Celle
- 2014: “In the jungle”, Kunstverein Familie Montez, Frankfurt
- 2014: "Deltabeben", Wilhelm-Hack-Museum , Ludwigshafen
- 2014: "Obsessiv, Villa Renata", Galerie Römerapotheke, Basel
- 2013: “Obscura, Villa Renata”, Römerapotheke Gallery, Basel
- 2013: “Pay far more attention to roots”, Museum Lytke, Leipzig
- 2013: “Painting of today!”, Artspace Rhein-Main, Offenbach
- 2013: "System of diplomatic chaos", Nassauischer Kunstverein , Wiesbaden
- 2012: “BANG! BANG! Tatort Kunst “, House for Art Uri, Altdorf Switzerland
- 2012: "Loss of Face", Kunstverein Viernheim
- 2012: "Six flags. Trouble in Paradise “, Beta Pictoris Gallery Room Two, Birmingham Alabama USA (with Walton Creel, Willie Cole and others)
- 2012: "Martial Art or the School of Seeing", Römerapotheke Gallery, Zurich
- 2011: “Saluting the end.”, JAUS, Los Angeles (with Lewis Baltz , Thomas Draschan, Bea Emsbach, Christine de la Garenne, Nathalie Grenzhaeuser, Sandra Mann, Anny & Sibel Öztürk, Manfred Peckl, Marcus Sendlinger, Johannes Spehr , Karsten Thormaehlen, Eva Weingärtner, Michael Wutz)
- 2011: "100 Million angels singing.", Jens Fehring Gallery, Frankfurt am Main (with Thomas Bayrle, Edward Burtynsky , Horatio Cadzco, Christine de la Garenne, Rainer Gross, Ichiro Irie, Sandra Mann)
- 2011: "3 Teeth", Apartment Thomas Draschan , Vienna
- 2011: "Crime and Image", artists' association Walkmühle Wiesbaden and municipal gallery Villingen-Schwenningen
- 2011: “When poets die.”, Galerie Anita Beckers, Frankfurt am Main
- 2010: “Love kills. Betting on the muse. ”, Hanauer Landstr. 136, Frankfurt am Main (with Thomas Bayrle, Lucie Beppler, André Butzer, Anja Czioska, Anton Corbijn, Axel Geis, Fabian Ginsberg, Jack Goldstein, Özlem Günyol & Mustafa Kunt, Gregor Hildebrandt, Thomas Kilpper, Barbara Klemm, Alicja Kwade, Sandra Mann, Jonathan Meese, Christa Näher, Nam June Paik, Raymond Pettibon, [Tobias Rehberger, Anselm Reyle, Gerhard Richter, Ernst Stark, Amalia Theodorakopoulos, Karsten Thormaehlen, Günther Uecker, Eva Weingärtner, Ekrem Yalcindag, Thomas Zipp and others)
- 2009: "Burn your past.", Goldman Loft, Frankfurt am Main
- 2009: "The things of life.", Gallery P13, Heidelberg (with Friedemann Hahn)
- 2009: "Dude, where is my career?", Portikus / MMK Zollamt, Frankfurt am Main
- 2009: "Praise from the criticism: Your opinion is important to us!", Galerie Frühsorge Contemporary Drawings, Berlin
- 2009: “A lot ahead. Much behind. 2 years Artsite.tv “, Kunstverein Frankfurt
- 2008: "Simple exploding man", Artnews Projects, Berlin (with Øystein Aasan, Saâdane Afif , Dave Cohen, Daniel Jackson, Nathan Peter)
- 2007: “Laughing Witnesses”, Kunstraum Acapulco, Düsseldorf
- 2007: "BIG BOPP", Academy for Fine Arts, Mainz
- 2007: “The Rausch Collection.”, Portikus , Frankfurt am Main
Collections (selection)
- Hort Collection, New York
- Pitrowski-Roenitz Collection, Celle
- MUSA Museum on Demand , Vienna
- Hessian State Museum Darmstadt
- SONS museum
- Carla & Hugo Brown Collection
literature
- You can't smile without changing the landscape. Academy of Fine Arts, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, 2006, ISBN 3-926265-55-8 , pp. 32–37.
- The Rausch-Frankfurt Collection. Portikus, Verlag der Buchhandlung Walther König, Ed. Daniel Birnbaum, 2007, ISBN 978-3-86560-294-7 , p. 143 ,.
- Big Bopp Ed .: Arsenal HKM1 Mainz, 2007, ISBN 978-3-937014-69-2 , pp. 95-98.
- Sailors Pulp 2. Through hell & more. Ed .: Friedemann Hahn, 2009, ISBN 3-926265-62-0 .
- Dude, where is my career? Ed .: Städelschule Frankfurt / Main, 2009, ISBN 978-3-928071-89-5 , pp. 46–49.
- Love kills. Betting on the muse. Dirty Lovers Books., 2010, ISBN 978-3-00-032479-6 .
- Love kills. Plaza shows. Ed .: Commerzbank AG, 2010, ISBN 978-3-9812511-3-5 .
- Crime and image. Revolver Verlag, 2010, ISBN 978-3-86895-163-9 , pp. 168-170.
- Ten stories about smoking. Frankfurter Verlagsanstalt GmbH, 2011, Cover, ISBN 978-3-627-00176-6 .
- Heinke, Myth and Truth. Unseld Verlag KG, 2012, ISBN 978-3-627-00006-6 .
Web links
- florianheinke.com
- Florian Heinke fkaf.de
Individual evidence
- ^ Acid on tea - Florian Heinke. Galerie Römerapotheke, accessed on September 30, 2018 .
- ↑ Florian Heinke: No God and his children kunstverein-wiesbaden.de
- ↑ Florian Heinke: Black Diamonds. ny.voltashow.com, accessed September 30, 2018 .
- ↑ Commerzbank launches new exhibition format “Plaza Shows” • Florian Heinke begins with Love Kills. commerzbank.de
- ↑ Still my own idol psm-gallery.com
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Heinke, Florian |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German painter |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 1981 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Frankfurt am Main |