Ingrid M. Pawlowski

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Ingrid M. Pawlowski , b. Matthies (born May 19, 1940 in Hanover ; † February 18, 2010 in Bordenau ), was a German artist ( painting , graphics , sculpture ).

Life

Growing up in Hanover , Ingrid Pawlowski studied painting and graphics at the Hanover School of Applied Arts from 1967 to 1970 as a student of Erich Wegner . During a study visit to Sicily from 1985 to 1986 she worked on the subject of sand masks. After marrying the engineer and designer Jacek R. Pawlowski in 1966, Ingrid M. Pawlowski moved her joint center of activity to Bordenau . In this congenial working group, she was able to develop freely in her artistic development and devote herself entirely to her work, as her husband provided the necessary economic conditions. For Ingrid Pawlowski it was more important to develop and complete a work than to be guided by commercial success. She lived according to her guiding principle "Art is my life, I can't go back, but I can still move forward."

In addition to painting, graphics and wall and room design, developments in the areas of sculpture , object processing and photography ... took up a lot of space. At times she taught at a public school. As the initiator, Ingrid M. Pawlowski was instrumental in founding the Kunstverein Neustadt am Rübenberge in 1984 .

The whereabouts of many of the artist's works is unclear, as she did not attach any importance to a corresponding bookkeeping. The estate managed by her husband in her studio consists of around 400 works of various kinds, the archiving of which has not yet been completed.

Works

Solo exhibitions and works in public space (including stage), (selection)

  • 1971: Künstlerhaus Hannover
  • 1972: Galerie Bernheim, Paris
  • 1973: Wall and room design in Leinepark Neustadt
  • 1974: Wall design for the Hanover power supply
  • 1975: "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf" Kammerspiele Hannover (stage design)
  • 1976: School on the Aue, Wunstorf - wall design of the break hall
  • 1979: Wall design with a large recreational cat - School Stockhausenstrasse Neustadt
  • 1980: "New Sensuality" gallery at Ballhof Hannover
  • 1981: Wall and room design - Stadtwerke Neustadt
  • 1985: Wall design at Volksbank Obernkirchen
  • 1991: First fine arts sponsorship award - Bordenau Foundation
  • 1992: Landestrost Castle "A declaration of love for color"
  • 1993: "Woman without a shadow" State Opera Hanover
  • Stage design accompaniment Prof. Lehmann (Intendant State Opera)
  • 2000: “The Book of Ruth” installation with objects and grain in the Liebfrauenkirche Neustadt
  • 2001: "Guardian Angel" with a bulletproof vest - Hanover Crime Museum

Participation in exhibitions and installations (selection)

  • 1972: Musée de Gobelins, Paris
  • 1973: Traveling exhibition with French artists in Calais, Le Touquet, Paris
  • 1974: Autumn exhibition at the Kunstverein Hannover
  • Historical Museum Hannover Economy in Art
  • 1976: Sala de Bellas Artes, Madrid (Medal of the City of Madrid)
  • 1978: Palais Palffy Vienna
  • 1979: Palazzo delle Esposizioni, Rome
  • 1980: Hanoverian artist in Poland
  • 1985: Mostra di Pittura Centro Arte, Venice
  • 1987: Ministry of Economy, Hannover Fair - Installation with Fetting, Neuenhausen, Lixfeld, Tim Ullrichs and Sartorius
  • 1989: Mairie de IVe arrondissement Paris, Exposition Européenne peinture / sculpture
  • 1993: "Man, Mask, Stage" - Hanover State Opera
  • 1995: "Painting - Porcelain Controversial" Museum Schloss Fürstenberg
  • 2000: Art on site, Kunstverein Neustadt with installation, “Guardian Angel in a bulletproof vest”, now Hanover Criminal Museum, Noah's Ark; Kunstverein Neustadt and Institute for Animal Behavior, "Miniatures", Städt. Hanover Gallery
  • 2004: Wintergärten III Hannover, Garden of Earthly Delights with installation
  • "In search of pink flowers" (outside)
  • 2006: "Traumbilder" Kunstverein Neustadt in Schloss Landestrost
  • 2009: "Wintergärten IV" Hannover-Gunterstrasse with installation "Plants"

Works in public collections, among others

  • Ministry of Science and Art Hanover
  • Collection of the district of Hanover
  • Culture Office Hannover
  • Art Association Neustadt
  • Stadtsparkasse Hannover
  • Stadtwerke Hannover
  • Bordenau Foundation
  • Hanoverian power supply
  • Fürstenberg Castle Museum
  • Forum Culture Neustadt
  • Hanover Criminal Museum

Honors

  • 1991: First fine arts sponsorship award - Bordenau Foundation
  • 2004: Award of the Federal Republic of Germany for artistic work in public ( Federal Cross of Merit )

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Kurt Märzhäuser: in: Ingrid M. Pawlowski - Art was her life. Published by Kunstverein Neustadt e. V., 2010.
personal data
SURNAME Pawlowski, Ingrid M.
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Pawlowski, Ingrid Matthies
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German artist
DATE OF BIRTH May 19, 1940
PLACE OF BIRTH Hanover
DATE OF DEATH February 18, 2010
Place of death Bordenau