Karl-Ludwig Sauer

from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Karl Ludwig Sauer in front of one of his works (2006)

Karl-Ludwig Sauer (born March 9, 1949 in Neustadt an der Weinstrasse ) is a German artist .

Life

Sauer is the son of a craftsman in Neustadt an der Weinstrasse in the Palatinate. He studied from 1970 to 1976 at the Hochschule der Künste in Berlin and successfully completed his studies as a master class student under Professor Martin Engelman .

In the 1980s, Sauer went to Altea in Spain. After his return to Germany, the main place of activity is Berlin . Karl Ludwig Sauer has also been working in Csurgó, Hungary, for several years .

Sauer created works in the fields of free painting , graphics / book art , artist books , sculpture , video art and audiovisual media.

The artist's books and portfolios can be found in the Kupferstichkabinett , the University Library of the Free University of Berlin and the Berlin State Library . Sauer himself about his art: “My art should come from the depths, and yet be clear and definite. It should not be compulsory, and still be strong. Art should be good and in this sense beautiful, but it doesn't want to please ”.

Work groups

Sauer's work includes the following object and subject areas to this day:

  • Abstract and free painting
  • Sculpture: sculptures and objects made of stone, wood, cement, clay and found objects
  • graphic
  • Book art, artist books, painting books
  • Portfolios
  • Digital media
  • Video art
  • Abstract music compositions

Important works

  • Blue Woman (canvas painting Berlin 1973)
  • Four-color lithograph Möwe (lithography workshop Hostrup Petersen and Johannsen, Copenhagen / Denmark), 1978, 64.5 × 48 cm
  • Dance of Death - an attempt (11 lithographs, 5 of them in color, with handwritten additions in a linen portfolio)
  • Unique book / artist book Georg Baselitz (Baselitz goes, Sauer comes) (Kupferstichkabinett Berlin), 2005
  • Artist video Hildegard von Bingen (2006)
  • Artist book (1997) "I search and I find" in the Berlin State Library
  • Graphic portfolios drypoint “Mask-Text”, “Light-Text” (both October 1982, 20 × 20 cm) as well as various woodcuts and graphics in the Landesmuseum Mainz

Exhibitions

  • 1974: Free Berlin Art Exhibition
  • 1975: BBK exhibition on the occasion of the “Socialist International” Berlin
  • 1976: Berlin University of the Arts, “Thomasweg 3” gallery, Buchholz
  • 1977: Annual report or review of the Charlottenburg Art Office in Berlin
  • 1977: "Impulse", Hamburger Sparkasse
  • 1977: "Prix de Cassel", Kassel
  • 1978: Gallery Bi, Reinbek Castle
  • 1978: Gallery in the central library in Hamburg
  • 1979: 9th Free Berlin Art Exhibition
  • 1979: Fritz Vehring Gallery, Syke
  • 1979: Galerie Bau-Galerie Delmes, Hamburg
  • 1981: Studio exhibitions: "A year in Spain - review" and "Lithographs"
  • 1982: Gallery COMPUTER + ART, Hamburg
  • 1982: CRI CRI Gallery, Amsterdam
  • 1983: Free Berlin Art Exhibition
  • 1983: Group exhibition in the gallery AUF ZEIT, Berlin
  • 1983: State art exhibition Rhineland-Palatinate
  • 1983: Middle Rhine State Museum, Mainz
  • 1986: "Plus - Minus", Hamburg tax authority
  • 1987: "Altea 1979/1980", Pfalzgalerie Kaiserslautern
  • 1993: Palatinate State Library, Speyer
  • 1993: Rheinische Landesbibliothek, Koblenz
  • 1993: Museum for the Principality of Lüneburg, Lüneburg
  • 1996/1997: University Library of the Free University of Berlin
  • 2013: "Government images" Landschaftsverband Stade

Individual evidence

  1. Altea 1980, "Malerische Collagen", article in the catalog of the Museum Pfalzgalerie Kaiserslautern
  2. [1]

Web links