Herbert Rosner

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Herbert Rosner (* 1950 in Bernburg (Saale) ) is a German artist. His artistic work ranges from painting, assemblages, sculptures and collaged works to linocut prints. He has also been writing poetry since the 1990s.

Life

Herbert Rosner has lived in Cologne since 1958. From 1968 he studied at the Cologne factory schools and graduated in 1972 with an exam and diploma, in 1976 he became a master class student with Marianne Kohlscheen-Richter. From 1991 to 1994 he worked as a lecturer at the University of Applied Sciences in the design course and was involved in founding the Kunstverein Köln rechtsrheinisch (KKr) in 1994. From 1996 to 2015 he was an art teacher at the Archbishop's Vocational College in Cologne. Since 1996 he has been the curator of the St. Clemens Art Forum.

Exhibitions (selection)

Solo exhibitions

  • 1973 Städtische Galerie, Brühl; Gallery Petit, Cologne
  • 1982 Remscheid City Museum; Baumgarten Gallery, Freiburg; Day Clinic Alteburger Strasse, Cologne
  • 1984 Variations and Masks, Kunstforum St. Clemens, Cologne
  • 1991-93 thoughts are free, museums in Bernburg, Nienburg / Weser, Rheine and Arnsberg; Thomas- More Academy, Bergisch Gladbach
  • 1994 Les pensées sont libres, Château des Ducs de Rohan, Brittany (France); Rackey Gallery, Bonn
  • 1996 The IDEN of MERZ, Kunstverein Crailsheim; Hommage au Théâtre, Galerie Wiese, Rotenburg; Assemblages, Gallery Avantgarde Christian Gerber, Duisburg
  • 1998 The MERZ IDEN, Municipal Gallery Abdinghof, Paderborn
  • 1999 The IDENs of MERZ, City Museum, Siegburg; Cloth factory, Trier; Art Association Cologne rrh. (KKR), Cologne
  • 1999-2000 Metamorphoses, anniversary exhibition for the 50th birthday of the artist, Museum Schloss Bernburg / Saale (Saxony-Anhalt)
  • 2001 Vanitas vanitatum, exhibition at the Kunstforum St Clemens, Cologne
  • 2002 Wunderkammer, Kunstraum Köln-Sülz
  • 2004 Poetry of Things, Westphalian Industrial Museum Glashütte Gernheim, Minden
  • 2007 The romantic principle II., Städt. Gallery Wesseling
  • 2009 Teatrum mundi, Maternushaus, Cologne
  • 2012 AUTUMN timeless, Municipal Gallery, Wesseling
  • 2016 Poetry with Material, Kulturraum Altstadt, Hewel-Herrmann / J. Herrmann, Cologne
  • 2018 Mythology of Things, retrospective, Galerie Manoel Nunes
  • 2019 Mythology of Things II., Städt. Gallery Wesseling

Group exhibitions

  • 1982 Possibilities of Reality, Künstlerhaus Karlsruhe and Hahnentor, Cologne
  • 1983 New acquisitions, Museum of New Art, Freiburg
  • 1983-86 Gr. Art exhibition, Kunstpalast / Ehrenhof, Düsseldorf
  • 1987 Speaking of Cologne, Cologne City Museum
  • 1989 The Name of Freedom, exhibition on the 200th anniversary of the French Revolution, Philharmonie a. City Museum, Cologne
  • 1990 Cologne box meeting , Katharinenhof Museum, Kranenburg / Ndrh.
  • 1990 Way of the Cross, Künstlerhaus Karlsruhe
  • 1992 Kreuzwege, Kunstverein, Theater der Stadt Gummersbach
  • 1992 Kunstverein Siegen
  • 1993 stage free ..., Cologne box meeting at the Theatermuseum Düsseldorf; Museums in Blankenheim and Königswinter
  • 1994 Open Sesame ..., Museum of New Art, Freiburg
  • 1995 Offene Weiten, Kunstverein Köln rechtsrheinisch (KKR), Cologne; Linocut today, Städtische Galerie Bietigheim / Bissingen
  • 1997 From the state of affairs, District Museum Blankenheim
  • 1998 Ethics and Hypocrisy, St. Remigius Cloister, Bonn
  • 2019 World Pictures Part 2, Eifel Art Forum, Gemünd
  • 2020 TRIAS, exhibition at the Kunstforum St. Clemens with Maria Pac-Pomarnacki and Brigitte B. Nielsen, Cologne

Plays

All of the pieces are paper and object theater productions.

  • 1988 "The love of the three oranges" (based on Prokofjev / Herbert Rosner)
  • 1989 "The MERZ IDEN" (Herbert Rosner)
  • 1991 "Rendez-Vous of Friends" (Herbert Rosner)
  • 1992 "The Schoolmaster" (Herbert Rosner)
  • 1992 "Change of position" (Herbert Rosner with Nikolaus Hoffmann, double bass)
  • 1993 "King Lear" (Herbert Rosner with Nikolaus Hoffmann, double bass)
  • 1994 "Metamorphoses of the Bass Nightingale" (music: Dorothée Hahne / Herbert Rosner)
  • 1995 "The last night in the nursery" (Herbert Rosner)
  • 1995 "Portable 2" (music: Dorothée Hahne / Herbert Rosner)
  • 1997 "Blood Wedding" (Herbert Rosner)
  • 1997 "La Paloma" (music: Paul Hombach / Herbert Rosner)
  • 2004 "Partir c'est toujours un peu mourir" (Astrid and Herbert Rosner)
  • 2008 "Ex Oriente Lux" (Astrid and Herbert Rosner)
  • 2009 "From here to the Rhine" (Astrid and Herbert Rosner)
  • 2012 "Winterreise" (Astrid and Herbert Rosner)
  • 2012 "Le Bal" (Herbert Rosner)
  • 2015 "The Forgotten Garden" (Astrid and Herbert Rosner)
  • 2018 "Amor and Mars" (Astrid and Herbert Rosner)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Hanna Styrie: Herbert Rosner exhibition in the Schwingeler Hof , Rhein-Erft-Rundschau, November 14, 2012
personal data
SURNAME Rosner, Herbert
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German artist
DATE OF BIRTH 1950
PLACE OF BIRTH Bernburg (Saale)