Gautam

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Gautam , actually Herbert Kleinbruckner , b. Herbert Nöldemann (born November 9, 1949 in Dortmund ) is a German sculptor and graphic artist .

Life

Herbert Kleinbruckner completed an apprenticeship as a high- voltage electrician , spent four years in the armed forces as a paratrooper and worked as a driver and electrician in customer service in Bremen . Four years of trade fair construction in Europe followed . After completing his second education , he studied at the University of Fine Arts and Music in Bremen in the plastic department with Waldemar Otto and Bernd Altenstein , in the painting department with P. Schäfer, in the graphics department with H. Müller and at the Ludwig Maximilians University in Munich Art history.

He had study visits a. in Berlin , Hamburg , Gdansk , Rome , Paris , Prague , Oslo , Florence , Hungary , Krakow , Zakopane , Barcelona and Munich .

He has been working as a freelance artist since mid-1970. From 1984 to 1990 he lived and worked in Landsberg am Lech . Between 1991 and 2010 he lived and worked in Moers , where he was the head of the art school from 1991 to 1993. From 2008 to 2010 he took his second state examination for secondary level two at grammar schools and comprehensive schools. From 2010 to 2015 he was an art teacher at the Johannes-Althusius-Gymnasium in Bad Berleburg . Since 2015 he has been teaching at the Schloss Wittgenstein grammar school in Bad Laasphe .

He continues to work as a graphic artist, especially in the form of linocuts for daily events and small sculptures. He is a member of the board of the Wittgensteiner Kunstgesellschaft (WKG). His style can be assigned to figurative realism .

family

Gautam is married to Christiane Sandkuhl for the fifth time. From his second marriage to Edith Nöldemann, he has a son and two daughters, with his third wife, Maria Kleinbruckner, he has two daughters and, in his current marriage, a stepson.

Participation in exhibitions

Gautam was u. a. Participated in exhibitions in Bremen , Bremerhaven , Hanover , Florence, Weißer Turm in Stuttgart, Osnabrück , Moers , Bad Zwischenahn , Weltenburg , Madrid, Braunschweig , Wolfenbüttel , in the Haus der Kunst in Munich, in the Orangery in Hanover and in Bad Berleburg.

Works in public space (selection)

  • 1981–1987: father and son , Carrara marble; Sculpture Symposium Osnabrück, (with Hans Müller ) (Stations: Osnabrück Klostergut Buchhof in Weltenburg , Moers, Rheinberg ibid.)
  • 1982: Autumn Blumenthal 1983 , sandstone; Sculptor symposium in Bremen
  • 1982: rape , sandstone; Osnabrück
The Roman fountain in Moers Asberg
  • 1980–1983: Metamorphosis , structural change in Dortmund
  • 1983 plastic after bathing ; Art in public space in the Art Museum Osnabrück
Peace War, relief, sculptor Gautam.jpg
  • 1984: The Osnabrück Cultural Office purchases the War and Peace relief
  • 1985: Sisyphus , sandstone; Sculptor symposium in Maximilianpark in Hamm 1985 with Werner Ratering
  • 1989/1990: fascism ; Sandstone, in Braunschweig
  • 1995/1996: Sculpture (amazement) as part of "Art in Construction" in the Sparkasse Moers
  • 1998: Roman fountain in Moers-Asberg
  • 1998: Memorial in Moers Meerbeck (Leis family)
  • 2000: Weltenburg, Minerva ; "Weltenburg Traces Symposium"
  • 2002: Weltenburg, Virtues ; "Weltenburg Traces Symposium"
  • 2002: Plastic family ensemble, in honor of the optician B. Matt in Zeitlarn (Bavaria)
  • 1999–2000: Sculpture Roman Faun , Kelheim Auerkalk, Siegenburg
  • 2019: Communication , sandstone in Kirchhundem in front of the town hall
Stefanie, Bronze.jpg
  • 2002–2003: Stefanie , Bronze, Kelheim

Solo exhibitions

  • 1984: "Querbeet", Otterfing / Munich Galerie Groß
  • 1993: "Legends, Myths, Recipes, Art", a traveling exhibition (Deutsche Bank Moers, Landsberg am Lech, Grein / Donau OÖ)
  • 1995: Exhibition in the town hall and the Friedenskapelle in Senden
  • 1996: Gallery Library Lehmbruck Museum in Duisburg
  • 1996: exhibition in the foyer of the county house in Tecklenburg
  • 1998: Gallery in Stavern in Norway
  • 2001: Theater foyer of the city of Dortmund
  • 2008: Forge in Kamp-Lintfort Monastery
  • 2011: Optician Wiebelhaus in Bad Berleburg
  • 2016: Erndtebrück town hall
  • 2016: Gallery of the Sparkasse Bad Berleburg
  • 2017: Officers' mess of the Hachenberg barracks in Erndtebrück
  • 2018: June 17th to August 26th in the Skulptur Galerie in Osnabrück
  • 2018: November 15 to January 11, 2019 in the Celenus specialist clinic in Hilchenbach (50 images, the life-size plastic waltz , a homage to Pina Bausch )

Public projects

  • 1978: Design for the protection of the heather around the Steller See in Stuhr
  • 1978: until 1979 work with the sculptor group Realism in the juvenile penal system in Bremen Blockland
  • 1989: open studio in the facility " Feierwerk Hansastraße " in Munich
  • "Fascism", sandstone with embedded reinforcement iron, sculptor Gautam, .jpg
    1989 to 1990 participation in the pilot project Kairos in Wolfenbüttel
  • 1991 to 2004: Work in refugee aid and founding of the chess club "König auf der Flucht" with Helmut Pfleger for the integration of refugees
  • five large murals in the Bethanien Hospital in Moers
  • 1998: Foundation of the sculptor group "lamoer" with Hubertus Schaper
  • 2007: Schoolyard project with the Albert Schweitzer School in Moers
  • 2007: Project stop art in Nuremberg
  • 2000: Founding of the Moers art floor with Ingo Plückhahn
  • 2005 Foundation of the portrait school Gautam in Moers Repelen
  • several years artistic director of the Dortmund Chess Days

Scholarships

  • 1982: Residence grant from the Aldegrever Society, Münster in the Kätelhön workshop in Wamel / Möhnesee.
  • 1981 to 1983: Scholarship from the Friedrich Ebert Foundation

Publications, participation in catalogs, books, TV and radio

  • NDR TV Niedersachsen 1981 "Father and Son", marble
  • Radio Bremen "Peace Campaign" in the Weserburg 1979
  • Radio Wesel 1991 (Moers Art School); 2000 (art days)
    Bust of Claus Spahn, portrait on the occasion of the farewell of Helmut Pfleger and Vlastimil Hort from Schach der Großmeister 2005, artist sculptor Gautam
  • WDR TV 2006: On the occasion of the farewell to the show Schach der Großmeister , WDR gave Vlastimil Hort and Helmut Pfleger the portraits of the two grandmasters modeled by Gautam
  • Illustrations in the book by Bernd Stremmel: Old streets and ways in Wittgenstein , published in 2014, Verlag Bernd Stremmel
  • Illustration of the cover of the book Mords-Stünzel by Wolfgang Breuer, published October 2017 by ratio books; ISBN 978-3-96136-021-5
  • June 2018, Karsten Michaelis - artist portraits , Copyright: Karsten Michaelis / VG Bildkunst, text: Andre Lindhorst, former director and curator of the Kunsthalle Osnabrück (2012)
  • Gautam: Gulliver - The foreign in me , catalog, published by Skulptur-galerie , Reinhart Richter, gallery owner and cultural advisor
  • Report in local time , WDR, May 9, 2019
  • Time nomads by Tina Heitkamp and Andreas Ahnefeld 1990 Verlag Kulturbogen ISBN 3-9802572-0-7 , page 186 "Sculpture" article by Gautam

Competitions

  • 1983: Schoolyard design in Bremen Hemelingen, 1st place
  • 1984: Tobacco merchant in Bremen, 2nd place
  • 1989: Neuer Börneplatz Memorial in Frankfurt am Main, final jury (over 600 participants)
  • 1993: Memorial on the site of the former synagogue in Schwerte, final jury (254 participants)
  • 1997: Well competition in Moers Asberg, 1st place
  • 1997: Memorial for the Leiss family in Moers Meerbeck, 1st place

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Gautam in search Johannes-Althusius-Gymnasium in Bad-Berleburg
  2. ^ Teacher at the Gymnasium Schloss Wittgenstein Kleinbruckner Gautam, Herbert
  3. ↑ Eberhard Demtröder: Exhibition: “Fliessend” the transitions from idea to idea. In: waz.de. May 12, 2017. Retrieved May 30, 2017 .
  4. ↑ Susanne Anderson and Eva Stetter: Moers: Artworks on the schoolyard. In: rp-online.de. January 24, 2008, accessed May 30, 2017 .
  5. ↑ Heiner Bontrup: project art days. In: kunstetage.de. Retrieved May 30, 2017 .
  6. ^ Synagogue In: Gesamtschule.schwerte.de , accessed on May 30, 2017.
  7. ^ Bernhard Schmidt: Family Leiss Moers - Zeitzeichen. In: zeit-zeichen.org. Retrieved May 30, 2017 .
personal data
SURNAME Gautam
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Kleinbruckner, Herbert (real name); Nöldemann, Herbert (maiden name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German sculptor and graphic artist
DATE OF BIRTH November 9, 1949
PLACE OF BIRTH Dortmund