Ingrid Brandstetter

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Ingrid Brandstetter (* 1943 in Schiltern , Lower Austria ) is an Austrian artist .

Life

Ingrid Brandstetter studied at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna with Christian Ludwig Martin and Maximilian Melcher in the master class for painting and graphics. The artist lives and works in Schönberg am Kamp .

As a Melcher student, Ingrid Brandstetter comes from the tradition of figural painting. Her works, mainly oil paintings and watercolors, show still lifes in the early years, sometimes landscapes, but soon the focus is on people in various interiors. In the early 1980s, her works became increasingly abstract, a development that she has taken back in the paintings of recent years in the direction of a more realistic painting style. Color and light play an important role: "Without the play of light and shadow and the resulting color modulations, my women ... would not have a credible existence."

Work cycles

  • 1998: got down to the dog
  • 1999: Sport Gods Heaven
  • 2000: Metamorphoses
  • 2001: protected
  • 2001: Mobile
  • 2002: Alkestis
  • 2002: Images of men
  • 2004: Paysages Intimate
  • 2005: (Divina) Commedia
  • 2006: Eros
  • 2007: Divertimenti
  • 2008: Narcissus
  • 2009: Allegro ma no troppo
  • 2010: 2011 EARLY PIECES
  • 2010: American Breakfast
  • 2011–2012 women rooms
  • 2013: In Focus
  • 2014–2015: DIWAN DIWAN

Solo exhibitions (selection)

  • 1985: Galerie Göttlicher, Krems-Stein
  • 1987: Belvedereschlössl Stockerau
  • 1989: “Dialogue with the Blue Tower”, Dürnstein Abbey
  • 1991: Herbert Lederer's Theater on Schwedenplatz, Vienna
  • 1992: Galerie Kies, Vienna; Modern gallery, Dominican monastery Krems; Documentation Center for Modern Art, St. Pölten, Domu Umeni Gallery, Budweis
  • 1993: Krumau Castle, Bohemia
  • 1994: Law firm Nidetzky und Partner, Krems
  • 1997: Kunstverein Rost, Schiltern Castle
  • 1998: “Got the dog”, Loos Haus, Vienna; Blue-yellow quarter gallery Schloss Rosenau; Documentation Center for Modern Art, St. Pölten; Modern gallery, Dominican monastery Krems; Galerie Kies, Vienna
  • 1999: "Sport - Gods - Heaven", Thurnhof Gallery, Horn; Weinstadtmuseum Krems
  • 2002: “Mannsbilder”, Galerie Christine Ernst, Vienna; Saby Lazi Gallery, Stuttgart;
  • 2005: "(Divina) Commedia", Grafenegg Castle; Primavera Arte, Stein / Danube
  • 2006: "Eros in everyday life", Landhausgalerie exhibition bridge, St. Pölten; Gallery Max-21, Iphofen / Würzburg
  • 2009: “Allegro ma no troppo”, Pro Cultura, Lafnitz, Styria; Gallery in the forge, Pasching / Linz
  • 2011: “Früh -stücke”, Kunstverein Horn, Horn; Christine Ernst Gallery, Vienna; Gallery max-21, Iphofen / Würzburg
  • 2012: "WOMEN'S ROOM", museumkrems, Dominican monastery Krems; Galerie in der Schmiede, Pasching / Linz; Christine Ernst Gallery, Vienna
  • 2013 and 2014: “In Focus”, Schauer-Galerie Wallhaus at Schloss Grafenegg, Fine Art, Traismauer
  • 2015: “Diwan Diwan”, Galerie Kovacek & Zetter, Vienna

Group exhibitions (selection)

  • 1994: “Trilogy of Stones”, Schrems
  • 1995: "Transmission", Bratislava
  • 1997: “In a class of its own - Max Melcher's pupil”, Kunstverein Horn and Kunstverein Baden
  • 2001: "Jagdtrieb", NÖART
  • 2003: "Alkestis", Grafenegg, Lower Austria; "Modern versus Classic", Waldviertel Art Forum
  • 2004: "Badeschschluss", Plank am Kamp lido; "Landscape", Lower Austria Documentation Center, St. Pölten; "Understood - misunderstood", Lower Austria Documentation Center, St. Pölten
  • 2006: "KurzWeil", Edition Thurnhof, Grafenegg Castle
  • 2012: “Women's Room”, gallery in the forge, Pasching / Linz; "MANNSBILDER", Gallery Z Stuttgart
  • 2013: Festival exhibition Schloss Grafenegg 2013; "Lust for Life", Waldviertel Art Museum, Schrems
  • 2014: September exhibition 2014, Galerie Kovacek & Zetter, Vienna; "30 years 30 artists 30 days", Galerie Christine Ernst, Vienna

Public and private collections (selection)

  • Province of Lower Austria
  • Federal Ministry for Education and the Arts
  • Cultural Office of the Lower Austrian Provincial Government
  • BARC insurance holding
  • Raiffeisenlandesbank Lower Austria-Vienna
  • BOE (construction object development)
  • TPA (Krems)
  • as well as various private investors

bibliography

  • Ingrid Brandstetter, Diwan Diwan. 2013–2015, Vienna 2015
  • Ingrid Brandstetter, Frauen-Zimmer, 2011–2012, Vienna 2012

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Dankmar Trier: Brandstetter, Ingrid . In: General Artist Lexicon . The visual artists of all times and peoples (AKL). Volume 13, Saur, Munich a. a. 1996, ISBN 3-598-22753-1 , p. 631.
  2. ↑ Ingrid Brandstetter, FRAUEN-ZIMMER, 2011–2012, Vienna 2012
personal data
SURNAME Brandstetter, Ingrid
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian artist
DATE OF BIRTH 1943
PLACE OF BIRTH Schiltern , Lower Austria