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Jan-Hendrik Pelz (2019)
Exhibition view "Favorites", 56th Locarno International Film Festival, 2014

Jan-Hendrik Pelz (born February 8, 1984 in Filderstadt ) is a German artist in painting , performance , conceptual art and video art .

Life

Jan-Hendrik Pelz studied painting and sculpture at the State Academy of Fine Arts in Stuttgart from 2007 to 2014 under Rolf Bier , Baptist Hewel, Thomas Bechinger and Christian Jankowski . In the meantime, he took two semesters at the University of Art and Design in Basel (Switzerland) in 2012 as part of an Erasmus grant .

From 2017 to 2018 he was a master student of Christian Jankowski as part of the "Weißenhof Program" of the State Academy of Fine Arts Stuttgart . His works have been shown in art associations, galleries and museums around the world. He lives and works in the Stuttgart district. Jan-Hendrik Pelz is a member of the German Association of Artists .

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Jan-Hendrik Pelz, Performance Turkey 2017
Jan-Hendrik Pelz, "Body Rock", installation, 2009–2016

Jan-Hendrik Pelz's works are predominantly in the field of oil painting , with numerous works addressing the medium itself or putting it to the test. His artistic position oscillates between the media, with painting combining conceptual approaches with installations , performance or video art.

For example, in the video work Kunstgenuss (2011) , Pelz ate a painted self-portrait completely or demonstrated in Protest against Pelz (2013) with numerous demonstrators, megaphones and banners at Stuttgart Central Station loudly against himself as an artist who receives state funding and is thus portrayed as questionable becomes. In 2011, the artist placed over 500 of his paper works in water glasses, which were distributed free of charge to private individuals via a voucher published in the journal Kunst und Material . The progressive decomposition of the images in the water up to the complete disintegration of the paper was taken into account and demonstrates the transience of the image as well as the material. Pelz repeated the campaign in the same year and made the glasses available to the Nördlingen Art Association as an annual gift.

For the series Memory Protocols (2012), the artist asked citizens of the city of Nördlingen about their memories of exhibits in the city museum, whereupon he made paintings on the basis of these descriptions, which were later contrasted with the actual objects in an exhibition in the city ​​museum Nördlingen . The Favorites series (2014–2015), which was presented for the first time in 2014 as part of the 67th Locarno International Film Festival (Switzerland), consists of 66 oil paintings that were created on the basis of a collaboration between Pelz and his favorite artists. As part of the concept, the artists named Pelz their favorite film and an arbitrary combination of five-digit numbers to indicate the time. When the films were stopped at the appropriate points, unpredictable still images were created, which were transferred to oil painting in a further step. Artists such as Hermann Nitsch , Pipilotti Rist , John Baldessari , Jonathan Meese , Luc Tuymans , Gavin Turk and Katharina Grosse were involved. Favorites was also exhibited in 2015 at the Videonale.Parcours in the Kunstmuseum Bonn . In May 2014 Pelz started the performance "Personal Data" during the exhibition "Just" in the Calwer Passage in Stuttgart. The artist gave away his own personal documents such as medical reports, bank statements, ID cards, love letters, letters of resignation, certificates, certificates and X-rays to passers-by after he had signed and numbered them.

In August 2016, Pelz installed the room installation "Room No. 1" for a series of exhibitions by "Salon Neucologne eV". The exhibition location was in an empty shop in a quarter of Berlin-Neukölln , which is considered a social hotspot in many places. The installation included six objects, each of which consisted of five oil paintings. The painted canvases showed the surfaces of mattresses and sheets and were stretched and put together in appropriate sizes and dimensions. The objects shown, mattresses, were not only represented by the possibilities of oil painting, but also reproduced in three dimensions in a second step. The boundaries between painting and sculpture blurred, leaving behind independent objects that only appeared as imitations at first glance. Thematically, the artist took up the redesign and use of empty spaces in the urban and social environment during the refugee crisis and opened up readability in different directions by setting up a “sleeping place”.

Jan-Hendrik Pelz, "Room No. 1", installation

In the same year, Pelz took part in the European Art Biennale " Manifesta 11" in Zurich , Switzerland, by staging a series of performances in Cabaret Voltaire , the birthplace of Dadaism . Among other things, the artist appeared in the two-part performance "Reading" with four Swiss art historians, with whom he read out a self-composed manifesto . The readers began to read at different points in the text at the same time. As a result, different parts of the manifesto acoustically overlapped, making it incomprehensible. The message of the text remained unclear, the babble of voices developed its own dynamic and poetry . During another performance entitled "Ingredient # 14", Pelz cut a gemstone into powder together with the artist Johanna Mangold while Mangold was beating a drum. The ingredient was one of 23 ingredients that the artists brewed into a potion as part of the work "Magic Potion" to drink in a performance that will follow in 2018. Pelz also took part in the "Manifestina" project, which was taking place at the same time and was related to the Biennale and initiated by the artist Maurizio Cattelan .

Jan-Hendrik Pelz, “Manifestina March”, 2016

During the performance “Manifestina March” the artist protested loudly against the “Manifestina” itself together with a group of demonstrators, armed with over 50 portable paintings. After a protest march through Zurich's city center and a subway ride, the group crossed the river by boat Lake Zurich. The boundaries between performance, demonstration and mobile picture exhibition became unclear.

Jan-Hendrik Pelz & Johanna Mangold, performance in the Louvre, Paris, France

From 2016 to 2018 Pelz worked with the artist Johanna Mangold on the performance video work “Magic Potion”. The film consists of twenty-four individual parts and has a total length of over two hours. The focus of the work is the performative brewing of a magic potion that, according to her own statements, has transformed her into the best artists in the world. According to Pelz und Mangold, after extensive research in the field of magic, a list of suitable ingredients was compiled and their procurement was documented in advance using video technology. The brewed potion was drunk in a final performance. The performances took place in the Cabaret Voltaire in Zurich or at the grave of the painter Paul Klee near Bern in Switzerland. In one scene, the artists prick their fingertips with a needle in order to add the drops of blood obtained to the potion, holding their hands between the tips of the inverted glass pyramid and the small, fifth pyramid below it in the entrance hall of the Louvre art museum in Paris . The German artist Jonathan Meese cut his head as part of a guest appearance in the film, which then also served as an ingredient.

Exhibitions (selection)

Solo exhibitions

2020

  • Presented to Paula Pelz , Prediger Museum , Schwäbisch Gmünd, Germany
  • Retrospective 3 , Kunstraum Zumhof eV, Rudersberg-Zumhof, Germany

2019

  • Undiluted , Kunstverein Heidenheim, Heidenheim, Germany
  • Pa · n · a · zee , Galerie Sebastianskapelle, Ulm, Germany
  • Elixus , Kunstverein Neuhausen, Neuhausen, Germany

2018

  • Retrospective 2 , Kunsthalle Kempten, Kempten, Germany
  • J.-H. Pelz & Johanna Mangold: "Twenty three and some more" , Oberwelt eV, Stuttgart, Germany

2017

  • Retrospective , Kunstverein Friedrichshafen, Friedrichshafen, Germany
  • J.-H. Pelz & Johanna Mangold: "Allelopath" , Kunstraum Zumhof eV, Rudersberg-Zumhof, Germany

2016

  • Art @ work 11: Painting by Numbers , traveling exhibition, TI&M, Zurich / Bern / Lausanne, Switzerland
  • Light lock , Museum Schloss Fachsenfeld , Aalen-Fachsenfeld, Germany
  • Sunrise Salon Salon Neucologne eV, Berlin, Germany

2015

2014

2013

  • Radura , Galeria Fuori Orbita, Locarno, Switzerland
  • Branch offices , Kunstverein Ludwigsburg, Germany
  • LandEscape (catalog), Ebnat 65, Schaffhausen, Switzerland

2012

  • Birdscape , Lorch Monastery , Germany
  • Birdscape 2 , Schwäbisch Gmünd Town Hall, Germany

2010

Participation in joint exhibitions

2020

  • Picture without picture , Lortzing Art, Hannover, Germany
  • Just Paint It! , Kunstverein Neuhausen, Neuhausen, Germany
  • Hunting grounds , Q-Galerie Kunstverein Schorndorf, Schorndorf, Germany

2019

  • The Point , Galerie Burggasse 21, Vienna, Austria
  • London Contemporary , THE LINE LONDON Contemporary Art Space, London, England
  • NKR Call # 1 , NKR- Neuer Kunstraum, Düsseldorf, Germany
  • Open-minded , Kunstverein KISS, Untergröningen Castle , Abtsgmünd-Untergröningen, Germany
  • Fleeting drafts , Deutscher Künstlerbund eV, Berlin, Germany
  • Multiplication tables (maleins) , Friedrichshafen Art Association, Friedrichshafen, Germany
  • To the sun, to freedom , ZAPPA cultural company, Gmünder Kunstverein, Schwäbisch Gmünd, Germany
  • Magical art , Vereenshuus Neuenburg, Neuenburg-Zetel, Germany
  • Bridges , Schorndorf Art Association, Q-Gallery, Schorndorf, Germany
  • But it could , Württembergischer Kunstverein , Stuttgart, Germany

2018

  • Contemporary Venice , THE ROOM Contemporary Art Space, Venice, Italy
  • Alchemic Body , Jorge Jurado Gallery, Bogotà, Colombia
  • Höhenluft # 15.1 , Kunstverein Wilhelmshöhe Ettlingen, Ettlingen, Germany
  • ACADEMIAE Youth Art Biennale , Franzensfeste Fortress , South Tyrol, Italy
  • On Painting , Bridget Stern / Kunsthaus Forum, Hamburg, Germany
  • Walking paths , Wertingen Castle , Wertingen, Germany
  • Magic and ritual, (Johanna Mangold & Jan-Hendrik Pelz, with Jonathan Meese) , Museum Villa Rot , Burgrieden, Germany
  • Essenz , Q Gallery for Art, Schorndorf, Germany
  • Exhibition on the 1st Southwest German Art Prize , Kronensaal, Esslingen am Neckar, Germany
  • One century of women's suffrage , GEDOK Art Forum , Hamburg, Germany
  • VEHEMENT , Museum Villa Merkel , Esslingen am Neckar, Germany
  • Alchemic Cities , International Video Art Limousines Festival, New York, USA

2017

  • Gopea , Villa de Bank, Enschede, Netherlands
  • Carl Laemmle Reloaded , Museum of the History of Christians and Jews , Ulm-Laupheim, Germany
  • Otto F. Scharr Art Prize Exhibition , Galerie Kultur am Kelterberg eV, Stuttgart, Germany
  • The end. (Post-) Apocalyptic Visions in British and American Cultures , Fabrik der Künste, Hamburg, Germany
  • Anima Mundi , Palazzo Ca 'Zanardi, Venice, Italy
  • Slanted , Factory for Art and Culture eV, Chapel, Göppingen, Germany
  • Alchemic Body , Laura Haber Gallery, Buenos Aires, Argentina
  • Elements. From Shape to Space , Misericordia Archives, Venice, Italy
  • Electron Salon , Los Angeles Center For Digital Art, Los Angeles, USA
  • Periptero Cultural Kiosk , Periptero, Kassel, Germany
  • Presence, criticism, utopia , Württembergischer Kunstverein Stuttgart , Stuttgart, Germany
  • International Salon D´Art 2017, 20th Art Shopping , Carrousel du Louvre , Paris, France
  • Veritas. Strada Dell'Arte , Villa Monza, Dueville, Italy
  • Sinopale 6-International Sinop Biennial , Sinop, Turkey
  • 15th Istanbul Biennale , Collective Çukurcuma: House of Wisdom, ", Performance" Horst & Maria ", Istanbul, Turkey

2016

  • Manifesta 11 , Cabaret Voltaire , Zurich, Switzerland
  • Anwandlungen , Galerie Oberem, Bremen, Germany
  • Body fantasies , KunstWerk eV, Fellbach, Germany
  • Gopea , Society for Contemporary Art Osnabrück eV, Hase 29, Osnabrück, Germany
  • La Cour des Arts , Eglise Saint-Pierre, Tulle, France
  • Object_Deep! , Cultural Office Bodenseekreis, Meersburg, Germany
  • Time capsule: 1989–2015 , Art + Projects Sindelfingen eV / Gallery of the City of Sindelfingen , Germany
  • Item Art Prize Exhibition , Item, Ulm-Einsingen, Germany
  • Manifestina , Thalwiler HofKunst, Art Box, Thalwil, Switzerland

2015

  • Match Cut , District Office Ostalb, Schwäbisch Gmünd, Germany
  • Videonale 15 / Parcours , Kunstmuseum Bonn , Germany
  • Rue des Arts , Art Association / Galleries for Art and Technology, Schorndorf, Germany
  • Jungkunst 10 , Hall 53, Winterthur, Switzerland
  • Then building is a wild thing , Oberwelt eV, Stuttgart, Germany

2014

  • At the table , cultural branch southwest, Stuttgart, Germany
  • 2041. Endless loop. , Württembergischer Kunstverein Stuttgart , Germany
  • Exhibition for the 37th Art Prize: "Digital for Painting" by the KSK Karlsruhe Cultural Foundation, Karlsruhe, Germany
  • Pay far more attention to roots (5) , KunstWerk eV, Cologne, Germany
  • Exhibition for the 28th Art Prize: “Quoting. Vary. Modify ” , Kulturstiftung KSK, Esslingen-Nürtingen, Germany
  • Exhibition for the Art Prize (in) factual! , Red House of the Bodenseekreis Gallery, Meersburg, Germany
  • Pay far more attention to roots (6) , Kunstverein Familie Montez , Frankfurt am Main, Germany
  • Just , Calwer Passage, Stuttgart, Germany

2013

  • Pay far more attention to roots (1) , Shift eV, Berlin, Germany
  • Standstill and movement , Klettpassage Hauptbahnhof Stuttgart , Germany
  • Large Sculpture + Small Sculpture = New Sculpture , sculptures in public space, center, Warsaw, Poland
  • Pay far more attention to roots (2) , Polar Space for Contemporary Art, Hamburg, Germany
  • 12th Triennial Small Sculpture Fellbach , Alte Kelter, Fellbach, Germany
  • Gmünd Art , Schwäbisch Gmünd, Prediger Museum, Germany
  • Pay far more attention to roots (3) , Bauhaus University Weimar , Germany
  • tableau vivant , project with Christian Jankowski , for: Christian Jankowski, Grieder Contemporary, Zurich, Switzerland
  • Das Antlitz , Württembergischer Kunstverein Stuttgart , Stuttgart, Germany
  • Pay far more attention to roots (4) , Museum Lytke, Leipzig, Germany
  • Transmembrane - Under New Skin , Kunstverein Feuerbach, Stuttgart-Feuerbach, Germany

2012

  • action - Kunstraum dock, Basel, Switzerland
  • UND 7 , Platform for Art Initiatives, Alter Schlachthof Karlsruhe, Germany
  • Neue Klasse - Galerie Wiensowski & Harbord, curated by Christian Jankowski and Gregor Schneider , Berlin, Germany
  • Purpur , Gmünder Kunstverein , Schwäbisch Gmünd, Germany
  • Grabenflug , Öreghegy Culture House, Székesfehérvár, Hungary
  • Young at Art , ARTseefeld Gallery, Zurich, Switzerland

2011

2010

  • Auftauchen (catalog), Kunstverein Hechingen, Germany

Prices

literature

  • Stéphanie Andrea Stamm: The young artist Jan-Hendrik Pelz and his previous work with special consideration of the months March to September 2013. Thesis to obtain the academic degree “Master of Arts” / art history of the Philosophical Faculty of the University of Zurich, 2013.

Web links

Commons : Jan-Hendrik Pelz  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Zumhof art space. Retrieved July 3, 2019 .
  2. Alex Billington: Artist Jan-Hendrik Pelz Debuts Gallery of Favorite Films Oil Paintings , on firstshowing.net from August 12, 2014
  3. VIDEONALE.PARCOURS | VIDEONALE. 15. Retrieved July 3, 2019 .
  4. Just - Episodes in the Calwer Passage
  5. Jan Pelz Personal Data, 100 documents, 2014 (PDF, 1.7 MB)
  6. “SUNRISE-SALON” Jan-Hendrik Pelz solo show | Salon Neucologne. Retrieved July 3, 2019 (American English).
  7. ^ Cabaret Archive. July 1, 2016, accessed July 3, 2019 .
  8. Jan Pelz - Reading, Performance, Cabaret Voltaire, Manifesta 11, Zurich / Switzerland, 2016 (PDF, 1.2 MB)
  9. Jan-Hendrik Pelz & Johanna Mangold. July 22, 2016, accessed July 3, 2019 .
  10. Flyer for the Manifestina with the participating artists (PDF, 510 kB)
  11. to-Hendrik Pelz, Zurich 2016, Manifestina Trailer on YouTube (published on June 30, 2016)
  12. Interview: Johanna Mangold and Jan-Hendrik Pelz. In: Itsliquid Group. March 19, 2018, Retrieved July 3, 2019 (American English).
  13. Johanna Mangold Jan-Hendrik Pelz. Retrieved July 3, 2019 .
  14. Jan-Hendrik Pelz & Johanna Mangold. July 22, 2016, accessed July 3, 2019 .
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