Ines von Ketelhodt

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Ines von Ketelhodt , full Ines Elinor Ulrike Freifrau von Ketelhodt (born June 27, 1961 in Frankfurt am Main ) is a German designer and photographer.

Life and accomplishments

Ines von Ketelhodt comes from the noble family von Ketelhodt . 1981 to 1988 she studied visual communication at the Hochschule für Gestaltung in Offenbach am Main . She graduated with a degree in designer and, with five other women, founded the Unica T group , a group of artists with the aim of using the book as an artistic medium, to which she belonged until it was dissolved at the end of 2011.

Since 1986 she has been working as a freelance artist in the field of graphic design, photography and book design.

From 1997 to 2006 she worked with Peter Malutzki on a 50-volume book art project entitled Second Encyclopedia of Tlön , which was inspired by Jorge Luis Borges ' Tlön, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius . From 2011 to 2013 she worked on the six-volume book art project color change: white, yellow, green, blue, red, black .

Ines von Ketelhodt lives in Flörsheim am Main .

Awards

Works / artist books

  • architecture / building art. 70 copies, Offenbach 1987
  • Marguerite Duras: Atlantic Man. 50 copies, Offenbach 1988
  • Ernst Meister: Concept I. 30 copies, Offenbach 1988
  • Concept II. 30 copies, Offenbach 1989
  • Leporello 1 and 2. (collaboration with Peter Malutzki), 60 copies, 2 volumes, Offenbach and Lahnstein 1989
  • Michel Butor: Concept III. 40 copies, Offenbach 1990
  • Karoline von Günderode: Don Juan. 50 copies, Offenbach 1990
  • … 17.1. until 28.2.9 1 to ... 50 copies , Frankfurt / Main 1991
  • GWF Hegel: opus i. (Collaboration with Mirta Domacinovic), 50 copies, Offenbach and Oberursel 1991
  • Karoline von Günderode: Apocaliptic fragment. 20 copies, Oberursel 1992
  • Peter Rosei: Land: AnSicht. 13 copies, Oberursel 1992
  • Karoline von Günderode: The kiss in the dream. 50 copies, Unica T, Oberursel 1993
  • Ernst Meister: variation 1. 30 copies, Oberursel 1993
  • Le Corbusier: variation 2. 100 copies, Oberursel 1993
  • Marguerite Duras: variation 3. 45 copies, Oberursel 1994
  • Friederike Mayröcker: Brancusi »Der Kusz« (limestone); Goethe: My rest is gone. 50 copies, Oberursel 1994
  • Friederike Mayröcker: Caption to an absurd puppet theater. 40 copies, Oberursel 1994
  • Rafael Alberti: Angels. 50 copies, Oberursel 1995
  • Karoline von Günderode: Hochroth; Marie Luise Kaschnitz: Frankfurt. 80 copies, Oberursel 1996
  • Peter Rosei: Our landscape report . (Cooperation with Peter Malutzki), 60 copies, Lahnstein and Oberursel 1996
  • Italo Calvino: The cities and the characters 1. 10 copies, Oberursel 1996
  • Italo Calvino: The cities and the names 2. 10 ex., Oberursel 1996
  • Italo Calvino: The Subtle Cities 3. 10 Ex., Oberursel 1996
  • Second encyclopedia by Tlön. (Cooperation with Peter Malutzki), 40 copies, 50 volumes, Flörsheim / Lahnstein / Oberursel 1997–2006
  • Brothers Grimm: In Vino Veritas. 40 copies, Flörsheim 2008
  • Maurice Blanchot: album. 45 copies, Flörsheim 2009
  • The better half - an ancestral gallery. 50 copies, Flörsheim 2010
  • Hans Arp, HC Artmann, Giorgio Manganelli, Virginia Woolf: color change: white, yellow, green, blue, red, black . 33 copies, 6 volumes, German / English / Italian, Flörsheim 2011–2013
  • Roland Barthes: Times Square 1-2-3 , 40 copies, 3 volumes, French / German / English, Flörsheim 2014
  • Hugo von Hofmannsthal: Zeit / Temps / Time , 45 copies, German / French / English, Flörsheim 2015
  • Hans Jakob Christoffel von Grimmelshausen: Bestiarium Continuatio , 40 copies, Flörsheim 2016
  • Michel Butor: Alpha Beta, 35 ex., 2 volumes, French / German, Flörsheim 2017
  • Thomas Bernhard: Thinking - Walking, 35 copies, Flörsheim 2018
  • Michel Butor: Poissons Forgerons - Schmiedefische, 35 ex., French / German, Flörsheim 2018

Exhibitions (selection)

  • 1994: Second International Artists' Book Exhibition. Szent István Király Múzeum, Székesfehérvár / Hungary.
  • 1996: Ten years of Unica T. Museum Applied Art, Frankfurt / Main.
  • 2001: Tlön's second encyclopedia. Duke August Library, Wolfenbüttel.
  • 2002: Contemporary Artists' Books from Germany. Takeo Gallery, Tokyo / Japan.
  • 2003: Contemporary Artists' Books from Germany. University of the Arts, Philadelphia / PA.
  • 2004: Tlön's second encyclopedia. Museum of Applied Art, Frankfurt / Main.
  • 2005: Alternative Voices: Artists' Books, Comix, and Zines, Watkinson Library. Trinity College, Hartford / CT.
  • 2006: Contemporary Artists' Books from Germany. Municipal Museum of Art, Toyota / Japan.
  • 2006: Photography and the Artist Book. Light Factory, Charlotte / NC.
  • 2007: Tlön's second encyclopedia. Gutenberg Museum, Mainz.
  • 2008: De verbeelding van Borges –Tweede Encyclopedie van Tlön. Museum Meermanno, The Hague / Netherlands.
  • 2009: Ten years of Editionale Cologne. Art and museum library in the Museum Ludwig, Cologne.
  • 2010: Object Focus - The Book. Museum of Contemporary Craft, Portland / OR.
  • 2011: The MCBA Prize 2011 Finalists. Minnesota Center for Book Arts, Minneapolis / MN.
  • 2012: Diamond Leaves - Artist 'Books from around the World. CAFA Art Museum, Beijing / China.
  • 2013: Seductive Alchemy - Books by Artists. TWU Gallery, Denton / TX.
  • 2014: Éloge de la Rareté - Cent trésors de la Réserve des livres rares. Bibliothèque nationale de France, Paris.
  • 2015: Handpicked - artist books and press prints from the Johann Christian Senckenberg University Library. Klingspor Museum Offenbach / Main.
  • 2016: Reading with the Senses. Lunder Arts Center, Cambridge / MA.
  • 2016: The Authority of the Book. Turchin Center for the Visual Arts, Boone / NC.
  • 2016: Artists & Others - From the Koopman Collection, National Library of the Netherland. Grolier Club, New York.
  • 2016: In Dialogue - artist books by Ines v. Ketelhodt and works from the universal library of Carl Gerd v. Ketelhodt (1738-1814). Old Town Hall, Rudolstadt.
  • 2017: Historic Futures - Artists Reinvent the Book. Legion of Honor Museum, San Francisco / CA.
  • 2018: EDITIONALE Cologne, 2000–2016. University and City Library Cologne.
  • 2018: Freud on the Couch - Psyche in the Book. The Center for Book Arts, New York; San Francisco Center for the Book; Minnesota Center for Book Arts, Minneapolis / MN.
  • 2018: 50 Years of the Photographic Artists' Book, 1968–2018. Joseph Gross Gallery, School of Art, Tucson / AZ.
  • 2018: Artists and Their Books, Books and Their Artists. Getty Research Institute, Los Angeles / CA.
  • 2019: Labyrinth of Colors. Museum Pfalzgalerie, Kaiserslautern.
  • 2019: In the light of space and time. Ines von Ketelhodt. Photographs and artist books. Klingspor Museum, Offenbach am Main.

Catalogs

  • Unica T (Ed.): Unica T - Ten Years of Artist Books. (Exhibition catalog, German / English), Oberursel and Offenbach 1996
  • Peter Malutzki and Ines von Ketelhodt (eds.): Second Encyclopedia by Tlön. (Exhibition catalog, German / English), Flörsheim 2007
  • Ines von Ketelhodt and Klingspor-Museum (ed.): Ines von Ketelhodt_Bücher /// Books. (Catalog of works, German / English), Flörsheim and Offenbach 2019

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Full name and date of birth according to Genealogical Manual of the Adels Volume 150, CA Starke 2011, p. 235
  2. ↑ Ulrike Stoltz & Uta Schneider: boundless and sentence change. Concepts of two artist books. In: Cornel Dora (Ed.): Book design: An interdisciplinary forum: Conference of the International Society for Book Studies, St. Gallen 13.-14. June 2008. (Research on book studies of the International Book Science Society 9) Wiesbaden: Otto Harrassowitz 2009 ISBN 978-3-447-06006-6 , pp. 33–48, here p. 34
personal data
SURNAME Ketelhodt, Ines von
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Ketelhodt, Ines Elinor Ulrike Freiin von (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German designer and photographer
DATE OF BIRTH June 27, 1961
PLACE OF BIRTH Frankfurt am Main