Jürgen Friede

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Jürgen Friede, 2008 in his studio in Wedemark

Jürgen Friede (born April 27, 1954 in Veerßen , Uelzen district ) is a German set designer , sculptor and medalist . He lives and works in Hanover and in Wedemark .

Life

Born near Uelzen and raised in Lübeck , Jürgen Friede worked from 1972 to 1975, initially as a set design assistant at the Lübeck City Theaters and Essen , before joining Professor Günther Sellung and Professor Helmut from 1976 to 1982 at what was then the University of Applied Sciences for Art and Design Rogge studied sculpture .

In 1981 Jürgen Friede was represented with three stone sculptures in the joint exhibition Art Prize Young West in the municipal art gallery in Recklinghausen . In 1982 he followed a teaching position at the Hanover University of Applied Sciences for technical drawing that lasted until 1986 . In 1984, Friede's sculptures were shown in the Kunstverein Münster as part of the exhibition series Art Landscape Federal Republic , as well as together with the professors from the Hanover University of Applied Arts in the exhibition Location Art - Location Herrenhausen in the Kunstverein Hannover .

In 1987 Friede received a grant from the state of Lower Saxony . Associated with this was a joint exhibition by the scholarship holders in the Mönchehaus Museum Goslar in Goslar .

From 1990 Jürgen Friede took part in various sculptor symposiums at home and abroad. Stays in Israel, Spain, the USA and North Africa were formative for his artistic work.

Sculpture The Untouchable , 2002, Gabbro Black-Swedish , partly painted, 50 × 23 × 48 cm

Since 1998 he has undertaken several study trips through Morocco and the Western Sahara . Peace on site recorded observations in the social structure of these Maghreb societies as well as impressions in the mountains and deserts hiked there. Love of life, beauty, but also the emptiness of the landscape, misery in the slums / bidonvilles and closeness to death sought and experienced peace here, away from the usual tourist routes. They inspired Peace to make sketches such as “the water seller”, “the blind beggar” or “the man who asks unpleasant questions”, but they also had an effect on his sculptural work.

Were his earlier sculptures conceptually rather between technical / organic and minimalist ( (Minimalism Art) classify) incurred as a result of these trips strictly appearing, greatly reduced figures and torsos ( torso ), usually entitled "Guardian" as well as female heads and busts of hard rocks and marble , partly painted in color. These heads appear African, but formally have no correspondence with African sculpture, but rather represent an idealized ( idealism ) female type.

In 1998, Friede received a scholarship from the Lower Saxony Ministry of Culture to support the development of a studio . In the northern Wedemark he set up a sculpture workshop. In the same year Friede became a founding member and later also artistic director of the Wedemark Art Association .

Several sculptures by Jürgen Friede are in the possession of public and private collections, such as: Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden - Münzkabinett, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin - Münzkabinett, Sparkasse / Hanover, Collection Nikolas Ludwig / Hemmingen, International Neuroscience Institute / Hanover, Kestnermuseum / Hanover.

Jürgen Friede and his work were included in the " Lower Saxony artist database and estate archive ".

Explanations by Wilhelm Beuermann

The painter Wilhelm Beuermann , who was friends with Friede, wrote about the works of Jürgen Friede in 1983 in the magazine Nobilis :

“The fact that forms have a message even without a depicting function is an insight that is as old as cultural history. Sculpture works, from the Celtic Ogham stone to medieval regal insignia to the sculpture of our century, show the magical power of communication, the inexplicable but fascinating language of pure forms.

This is probably the starting point for Jürgen Friede's sculptural work. The first material was wood. In the meantime, a wide variety of materials have been added, stone, polyester, copper and iron. A prerequisite for an art that does not reproduce, but wants to create a new reality out of form and material, to reorganize life in invented objects.

[…] The associations are diverse: locked ship or airplane hulls, buoys, strangely shaped anvils, huge weaver shuttles and split pins, hydraulic floats or batteries.

[...] All forms could have had a long-forgotten function or a future one. Well thought out, geometrically in an imaginative way, they leave the viewer alone with the assignment. The riddle remains unsolved and it should be [...]. "

Exhibitions (selection)

Exhibition situation, 2001, with sculptures (granite and cast iron) by Friede in the Bauhof eV cultural center , Hemmingen
Exhibition situation, 2008, with two steel sculptures, 110 × 180 cm and 116 × 65 cm by Friede in the imago Kunstverein Wedemark

Works by Jürgen Friede have been shown in joint and solo exhibitions (E):

Works (selection)

oT , 1992, Corten steel, 800 × 360 × 8 cm, location: on the Elbe-Seiten Canal near Bad Bevensen
oT , 1994, Corten-Stahl, 460 × 285 × 3 cm, Hanover, Vahrenwalder Strasse in front of the House of Economic Development

Works for the public space

  • 1990: Four reliefs of bronze for the Bergen-Belsen Memorial , first winner
  • 1990: Wind objects , about 6.40 meters high polyester-coated wood and steel structures in Langenhagen , Konrad-Adenauer-Allee , on a green space between the Langenhagen town hall and the entrance to the city park
  • 1992: Steel sculpture on the Elbe Lateral Canal near the Waagekai near Bad Bevensen ; First prize winner
  • 1993: perforation , 10-meter high stele made of steel on the road ring road on the site of the time of Baroque built domain St. Ludgeri (Helmstedt) | St. Ludgeri (also: Ludgerihof ); the listed facility opposite the St. Ludgeri monastery had been converted into a police station at the time; First prize winner
  • 1994: oT , 2.85 meter high silhouette- like steel sculpture on the median of Vahrenwalder Straße in Hanover, owned by the state capital Hanover
  • 1995: oT , 4.0 meter high, silhouette- like, transparent polyester sculpture with symbolic construction elements in Holzminden in the park on the Weser
  • 2013: The wishing tree , 4 meter high sculpture in the form of a tree / fan made of metal and polyester in Berkhof in Wedemark , Sprockhofer Straße (L 190) at the corner of Wieckenberger Straße
  • 2015: Memorial plaque with photo montage for Wilhelm Beuermann , set up in front of the Asternstrasse sports hall of the Luther School in the northern part of Hanover
  • 2019: with the current - against the current , also table of children's rights , steel table with movable elements in front of the half-timbered chapel in Negenborn in Wedemark

Medals

Fonts (selection)

  • Klaus-Dieter Brunotte (text): Der Wasserverkäufer (= Edition Atlantis , No. 1), original edition, 1st edition, Langenhagen: Brunotteart, 2004 - with 20 drawings by Jürgen Friede, which were made during a trip through Morocco in 1998 have arisen.

literature

  • Wilhelm Beuermann : Artists in Hanover , in: Nobilis. The exclusive magazine from Hanover , issue 1, February 1983, p. 24f.
  • Michael Stoeber : Jürgen Friede. A multilingual minimalist (= Jürgen Friede. Egy többnyelvű minimalista ), accompanying publication to the exhibition in Pécs , Hungary from October 26th to November 25th, 2012, ed. from imago Kunstverein Wedemark eV and Brigitte Maaß-Spielmann
  • Michael Stoeber: Jürgen Friede , leaflet (o. O., o. D.) on the work of art Perforation

Web links

Commons : Jürgen Friede  - album with pictures, videos and audio files
Commons : Jürgen Friede  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

Exhibition situation, 2017, cornucopia , polyester, sheet copper, granite, 130 × 300 cm, by Friede, in Landestrost Castle in Neustadt a. Rbge.
  1. ↑ a b Compare the GND number of the German National Library
  2. ^ A b c d Wilhelm Beuermann: Artists in Hanover , in: Nobilis. The exclusive magazine from Hanover , issue 1, February 1983, p. 24f.
  3. ^ A b Exhibition Catalog FIDEM XXX, 30th Congress , Ed .: International Federation of Medallic Art (Fédération Internationale de la Medaille), 2007, ISBN 978-0-89637-029-6 , p. 87
  4. ↑ a b Ulf Dräger (ed.), Katharina Herrmann, Kathrin Meukow (ed.), Andrea Stock et al. (Arr.): The world "in miniature". German medal art today. 2000 - 2006 (= Die Kunstmedaille in Deutschland , Vol. 23), writing on the occasion of the exhibition Die Welt “en miniature”. German medal art today from July 15 to October 7, 2007 in the Moritzburg Foundation, Art Museum of the State of Saxony-Anhalt, Halle (Saale): Moritzburg Foundation [u. a.], 2007, ISBN 978-3-937751-54-2 (Anderbeck) and ISBN 978-3-86105-019-6 , (without page number, about 300 pages, artist in alphabetical order with text and medal images)
  5. ↑ a b c d e f g h i Jürgen Friede , in: Jacek Barski, Joachim Flintzak (curators): PArt4. 4. Art market in Petershagen 2015 , catalog for the exhibition from 8th to 17th May 2015 in the municipal gallery in the cultural center of the old district court in Petershagen , publisher: Stadt Petershagen, Petershagen, 2015, p. 12f.
  6. ^ Art Prize Young West '81 of the city of Recklinghausen , catalog for the exhibition from November 1 to December 6, 1981, Recklinghausen: Graphische Kunstanstalt Bongers, 1981
  7. ^ A b Christoph Rust (conception): Jürgen Friede. V. Sculpture Symposium Langenhagen 1990 , ed. from the city of Langenhagen, cultural office, 1990, passim
  8. ^ A b Compare also Katrin Sello (Red.), Anne Barz: Jürgen Friede , in this: Standpunkt Kunst - Location Herrenhausen. Teachers of fine art at the Hanover University of Applied Sciences , catalog for the exhibition of the Hanover Art Association and the Hanover University of Applied Sciences from April 1 to May 20, 1984, Hanover: Th. Schäfer Druckerei, [o. D., 1984], p. 37
  9. ↑ Sibylle Maus (Red.): Young art in German art associations , volume: Region Hanover and Lower Saxony , in the series Art Landscape Federal Republic , on behalf of the Arbeitsgemeinschaft deutscher Kunstvereine, Stuttgart: Klett-Cotta, 1984, ISBN 3-608-76196-9 , Pp. 56-59
  10. ^ Michael Stoeber: Jürgen Friede. A multilingual minimalist (= Jürgen Friede. Egy többnyelvű minimalista ), accompanying publication for the exhibition in Pécs , Hungary from October 26 to November 25, 2012, ed. from imago Kunstverein Wedemark eV and Brigitte Maaß-Spielmann
  11. ↑ Ludwig Zerull (Red.): Jürgen Friede , in ders .: Profile, Impulse 3. Lower Saxony artist scholarship holders 1985 to 1987 , catalog for the exhibition in the Mönchehaus Museum for modern art in Goslar, series of events by the Lower Saxony Minister for Science and Art, Lamspringe: Catalog publisher EA Quensen, [o. D., 1987] pp. 31-35
  12. ↑ Klaus-Dieter Brunotte: Der Wasserverkäufer , in ders. (Text), Jürgen Friede (drawings): Der Wasserverkäufer (= Edition Atlantis , No. 1), original edition, 1st edition, Langenhagen: Brunotteart, 2004, p. 3
  13. ↑ http://www.haz.de/Umland/Wedemark/Sprockhof-Bildhauer-Juergen-Friede-gestaltet-mit-Stift-und-Faeustel
  14. ↑ https://www.wedemark.de/portal/mektiven/atelierspaziergaenge-auch-in-der-wedemark-918002587-20051.html
  15. ↑ a b Benjamin Behrens: Nordstadt / Memory of a colorful mural / During the renovation of the Luther School's sports hall in 2011, Wilhelm Beuermann's mural could no longer be preserved. Now a memorial plaque in Asternstrasse commemorates the artist who died in Hanover in 2006 and his art in building , in: Hannoversche Allgemeine Zeitung from June 7, 2015
  16. ^ NN : Künstler '91 , Ed .: Alexander Dorner Kreis in cooperation with the cultural office of the state capital Hanover, Hanover: Th. Schäfer Druckerei, [o. D., 1991], (without page numbers)
  17. ↑ Katarina Ortleb, Eckhard Weesche: Jürgen Friede , in this: Painting, graphics, sculpture , accompanying booklet to the BBK '95 state exhibition from October 1 to 29, 1995 in the State Museum Oldenburg, publisher: BBK Landesverband für Niedersachsen, Hannover: Hahn- Printer, [o. D., 1995], pp. 60f.
  18. ↑ Britta Jahn, Antje Schneider (Red.): Imago Kunstverein Wedemark , in this: Art Spring. T [raum] a - The phobia as a muse , catalog for the exhibition in the Gleishalle at the freight yard from May 6 to June 5, 2011, publisher: Bremer Verband Bildender Künstlerinnen und Künstler (BBK), Achim: Berldruck, 2011, ISBN 978 -3-88808-710-3 , p. 221
  19. ↑ Christoph Tannert: Jürgen Friede , in ders .: Art under the old town of Gera. 5th Höhler Biennale , catalog for the exhibition from June 24th to October 30th 2011, publisher: Association for the Preservation of Gera Caves eV , Gera: Druckhaus Gera, [o. D., 2011], p. 34f.
  20. ↑ Exhibition Medals & contemporary art. Fidem XXXIV , Gent-Naumur, Belgium HoGent, Namur Belgium TreM.a (= Izdatel na kataloga: Nacionalna chudošestvena akademija, Sofija. Org. Komitet na FIDEM XXXIII Sofija 2014 ), International Federation of Medals, Société Archéologique de Namur, Gent: FIDEM , 2016, ISBN 978-2-87502-061-1 , p. 143
  21. ↑ http://www.hoehlerbiennale.de/kuenstler_17/kuenstler_17.html
  22. ↑ http://www.bbk-hannover.de/juergen-friede-inge-rose-lippok-gemeinschaftsausstellung-bei-lortzingart/
  23. ↑ https://www.fidem-medals.org/FIDEM%20news.html
  24. ↑ Helga Beisheim, Marlene Heyken, Klaus Gabbert (Red.): Jürgen Friede, Wedemark , in: 26th Dornumer Art Days 2019 / Schloss Dornum / July 13 - August 4, 2019 , Ed .: Art and Culture Association Dornum und Umgebung eV , Aurich: Druck der Druckerei Meyer GmbH, 2019, pp. 8–9
  25. ↑ http://www.kunst-in-dornum.de/index.php?page=kuenstler_2019_details&id=3
  26. ↑ https://www.haz.de/Umland/Neustadt/Neustadt-Der-Bildhauer-Juergen-Friede-stell-im-Schloss-Landestrost-aus
  27. ↑ Ludwig Zerull : Jürgen Friede , in: Ingo Keimer , Lothar Romain , Ludwig Zerull: BauArt. Artistic design of state buildings in Lower Saxony , ed. by the Lower Saxony Lotto Foundation , Hanover: Th. Schäfer, 1999, ISBN 3-88746-408-7 , pp. 188f., 227 (map)
  28. ↑ Jochen Wagner: IV. Holzminden Sculpture Symposium 1995 , accompanying document to the exhibition in the Kunstforum Holzminden from October 20 to November 19, 1995, Holzminden: Kulturamt, 1995, passim
  29. ↑ Jan-Christoph Ruddat, Jürgen Friede: Berkhof “Der Wunschbaum” , in: Bernd Tschirsch: Kinderrechte mal 16 , ed. from the Working Group Children's Rights Wedemark in cooperation with UNICEF , the Children's and Youth Art School Wedemark u. a., Wedemark, 2009, p. 14f
  30. ↑ Jürgen Friede: Project / table of children's rights / in Negenborn , in: Continuation of the street of children's rights / with children's rights art in public space , [Ed .: Children's and youth art school Wedemark eV, Bernd Tschirch, in cooperation with the youth art school Neustadt / Rbge. eV, Gabriele Ulrich-Pfeifenbring, Art School Wunstorf, Ulrike Coldeway], Stuttgart: Druck wir -machen-druck, 2019, pp. 12-13
  31. ↑ // https://www.haz.de/Umland/Wedemark/Wedemark-Junge-Negenborner-verlaengern-die-Strasse-der-Kinderrechte
  32. ↑ Marianne Menze: Jürgen Friede , in this: The Art Medal of the Present in Germany , Volume 3: The Art Medal of the Present in Northern Germany , dedicated to Klaus Kowalski on the occasion of his 65th birthday, ed. from the state capital Hanover, Hanover: Kestner-Museum, 1994, ISBN 3-924029-23-7 , p. 30f.
personal data
SURNAME Peace, Jürgen
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German stage designer, sculptor and medalist
DATE OF BIRTH April 27, 1954
PLACE OF BIRTH Forgot