Kerstin Grimm

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Kerstin Grimm (born May 10, 1956 in Oranienburg ) is a German artist .

biography

Kerstin Grimm, who grew up in Nassenheide near Oranienburg, studied German at the Humboldt University in Berlin from 1974 to 1980 . From 1980 to 1982 she attended evening classes at the Berlin Art Academy. In 2010 she taught drawing at the Hamburg University of Applied Sciences and in 2011 for sculpture at the Berlin-Weißensee School of Art . Kerstin Grimm lives and works in Berlin . She is married to the artist Frank Seidel, her son Leo Seidel is a photographer.

style

Kerstin Grimm is a draftsman and sculptor. Her work includes series of bronze sculptures and series of drawings, such as B. the cycle of large-format drawing collages entitled Children's Games , which has been in existence for over fifteen years . Grimm draws with classic drawing materials such as ink, charcoal, chalk and watercolors on transparent paper and later glues the fragments of various drawings, such as B. Children, animals and mythical creatures with landscape and spatial elements together to form a multi-layered picture.

These drawing collages are figurative, seemingly narrative and beguiling and disturbing at the same time. Formally, they are mixed with abstract and geometric drawing elements. Playing with chance allows realistic, formal and surreal elements to come together in such a way that the images have the logic of dreams.

Exhibitions (selection)

Solo exhibitions

  • 2018: Kerstin Grimm / Frank Seidel / Leo Seidel. Hour of Demons, Burgk Castle Museum, Burgk / Saale
  • 2016: Kerstin Grimm - lost and found, Galerie Haas AG, Zurich
  • 2013: Drawing and sculpture 2013 (with Hagen Klennert), Galerie Kramer, Berlin
  • 2012: New Children's Games 2011–2012, Galerie Michael Haas, Berlin
  • 2009: Otto Gallery, Munich
  • 2007: Falkenberg Gallery, Hanover
  • 2006: Marienkirche, Frankfurt / Oder
  • 2003: Gallery Kramer, Bremen
  • 1999: Rheinsberg Castle
  • 1994: Gallery Augustus, Berlin
  • 1991: Galerie Weißer Elefant, Berlin

Group exhibitions

  • 2018: PAINTING still ALIVE… On the way to modernity, Center of Contemporary Art, Toruń / Poland
  • 2018: Intriguing Uncertainties, The Parkview Museum Singapore
  • 2017: Drawings - The Thoughts Of Artists II, Galerie Miro, Prague
  • 2016: A Toast to a Ghost - RAE space for contemporary art, Berlin
  • 2015: Fairytale - Gehag Forum, Berlin
  • 2014: Eva and Adam ?, St. Marienkirche, Frankfurt / Oder
  • 2013: Galerie Irrgang, Leipzig
  • 2012: Metamorphosis, All Visual Arts, London
  • 2008: Médiathèque, Bussy St. Georges (F)
  • 2002: 7th Biennial Small Sculpture, Hilden
  • 1999: Galerie Pels-Leusden: “Cabinet Pieces”, Kampen
  • 1995: Atelier Mémoire: "Berlin, Berlin", Paris (F)

Works in public collections

Exhibition catalogs and literature

  • Intriguing Uncertainties, The Parkview Museum Singapore, 2018.
  • Kerstin Grimm, lost and found, catalog for the exhibition at Galerie Haas Zurich, 2016.
  • The infinite in the finite: Romanticism and the present, 2015, Städtische Museen Jena, ISBN 978-3-94217684-2 .
  • Bittersweet times: Baroque and the present in the SØR Rusche Collection Oelde / Berlin, 2014, ISBN 978-3-86832220-0 .
  • The Berlin Journal, Magazine from the American Academy in Berlin, Spring 2013, p. 15.
  • New children's games, catalog for the exhibition at Galerie Haas Berlin, 2012.
  • Children's games, catalog for the exhibition in the Galerie Pankow Berlin, 2010, ISBN 978-3-94002128-1 .
  • Museum Junge Kunst Frankfurt (Oder): New acquisitions 2001–2012, 2012, ISBN 978-3-94242276-5 .
  • Children's games, catalog for the exhibition at Galerie Zeisler Berlin, 2007, ISBN 3-937155-07-4 .
  • The perplexed navigator, catalog for the exhibitions in the galleries Parterre Berlin and Curare Hamburg, 1997-

literature

Web links

Commons : Kerstin Grimm  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. Kerstin Grimm, lecturer weissensee.artnews.org. Retrieved November 3, 2018.
  2. Kerstin Grimm collection-online.berlinischegalerie.de. Retrieved November 3, 2018.