Max bluish

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Max Blaeulich (* 1952 in Aiglhof, Salzburg ) is an Austrian author , visual artist , publisher and antiquarian .

Life

Business apprenticeship, study of German and art history . Working as an antiquarian and working for various literary magazines. Numerous publications as author, editor and publisher of Edition Tartin. As a visual artist, exhibitions since 1980. Blaeulich lives in Salzburg and was awarded the Salzburg Economy Book Prize in 2009.

After an apprenticeship as a wholesaler, studied German and art history in Salzburg. Working as an antiquarian and working for various literary magazines. From 1992 to 2000 member of the editorial board for literature and criticism . Editor of the Traumreiter series by Wieser Verlag.

As a visual artist, exhibitions since 1980 Oberbank Galerie, Bienala de Arte Contemporala in Iasi (Romania 2001), Galerie 5020 Salzburg, Maxkunst Salzburg, Aorta Gallery (Chisinau, Moldavia 2002), Museum der Moderne (Salzburg 2006), Rupertinum (Salzburg 2009) a . a.

Max Blaeulich has published the series> unterdurch <at Tartin editions since 2001, in which texts by René Char , Marcel Proust , Pierre Reverdy , Leonardo Sciascia , Franz Innerhofer , Elfriede Jelinek and Ilma Rakusa, among others, have appeared.

Works

  • Talk about Aiglhof. Zerrissmuss publication, 1989
  • Writing in the South Seas. From Rudi Ruder. Is the satire writing in the South Seas a must. From Berta Bongo. Zerrissmuss publication, 1991
  • Employment Office Salzburg. A disappointment. Zerrissmuss Publication No. 3; 1992
  • Steingasse. Dirty years after. From a connoisseur. Zerrissmuss Publication No. 44 / Sept. 2022, 1992
  • Viktor. Narrative. Klagenfurt, Wieser, 1992
  • The overturned armchair. Narrative. Klagenfurt, Wieser, 1993
  • Small dialogues for dinner and a clothes rack to hang up. Oxyd Vol. 5. Salzburg, law firm with vision, 1994
  • Bucharest stories. Short prose. With eight drawings by Johannes Steidl. Klagenfurt, Wieser, 1994. Partial reprint of: The construction sites in Bucharest a. The dogs of Bucharest. In: Barner, Axel (ed.). Bucharest. A literary portrait. Frankfurt, Dipa, 1997. Partial reprint in: Bucharest. Select Europe. Klagenfurt, Wieser, 1999
  • Mourning booths. A dramolet. With four woodcuts v. C. Thanhäuser after drawings by Max Blaeulich. Ottensheim, Thanhäuser Edition, 1998
  • Mourning booths. A realized dramolet. Instructions for use. Photo documentation. Tartin, 1999. Reprinted in: ticker no. 9 (1/2000)
  • Laschensky Brothers Laughter School. A dramolet. Salzburg, Paris, Tartin, 2000. Reprinted in: Dieter Huber: "and what are your pleasures". Exhibition catalog 2004. p. 138ff. German English
  • Dolly. A dramolet with real blood. Salzburg, Paris, Tartin, 2000
  • Ottensheimer Überfuhr. Edition Thanhäuser, 2000
  • The ravages of time. Dramolet. With the study> Dreaming, but sparing anyone <by Susanne Schulte. Salzburg, Paris, Tartin, 2001
  • The button factory. Novel. Klagenfurt, Wieser, 2002. Partial reprint in: Salzburg. Select Europe. Published by Frederick Baker. Klagenfurt, 2004
  • Blue stick. Exhibition catalog with an essay by Margit Zuckriegl: The Involuntary Bluesteift or Der Wille zum Unwillen. Salzburg, Tartin, 2002
  • Kursk. Exhibition catalog with an essay v. Margit Zuckriegel: The fading tone. Salzburg, Tartin, 2002
  • Kilimanjaro two-meter-eight. Novel. Salzburg, Residenz Verlag, 2005
  • Terra Nova. The collapsible camping coffin. OO uo Vlg. 2006. (World premiere Museum d. Moderne Salzburg, July 22, 2006)
  • Gate builder two or survive Europe. Salzburg, residence, 2006
  • Stackler or the machinery of the night. Salzburg, residence, 2008
  • Typewriter. Folder of 10 photos on the occasion of the exhibition in the MdM Rupertinum. Photos by Konrad Rainer. Salzburg 2009.
  • Merciless luck. Novel . Residence, 2014

Editing

  • Karl Ziegler . Zerrissmuss. Klagenfurt, Wieser, 1988
  • Róbert Reiter . In the evening the eyes anchor. Seals. Klagenfurt, Wieser, 1989
  • Lajos Kassák . The horse dies and the birds fly out. Klagenfurt, Wieser, 1989
  • Gellu Naum . Zenobia. Klagenfurt, Wieser, 1990
  • Emil Szittya . Ahasver dream rider. Klagenfurt, Wieser, 1991
  • Jakub Deml . Unholy visions from Tasov. Klagenfurt, Wieser, 1993
  • René Altmann . We will hardly know each other anymore. Klagenfurt, Wieser, 1993
  • HC Artmann . The Viennese cellar. Klagenfurt, Wieser, 1994
  • Hertha Kräftner . Cool stars. Poems, prose, letters. Klagenfurt, Wieser, 1997. Reprinted in: Bibliothek Suhrkamp
  • Carl Armandola . Illusion. Klagenfurt, Wieser, 1999
  • Friedrich Polakovic . Attempt over war. Wieser, 2002
  • Extra production for Ludwig Hartinger. Tartin, 2002
  • ... the greatest monster I've ever come across. Karl Ignatz Hennetmair on Thomas Bernhard . An interview with Max Blaeulich. Tartin, 2002
  • Erasmus Schober: Nonsense. Scenes based on poems by Nikolaus Lenau. Tartin 2003
  • Zoran Music: Conversations with Michael Peppiatt. German v. Franziska Raimund. Tartin 2003
  • Leonardo Sciascio: The Death of Raymond Roussel. German v. Leo Federmair. Tartin 2003
  • Pierre Reverdy : L´image / The picture. German v. Ludwig Hartinger. Tartin 2003
  • Moni de Buli: The homeless words. German v. Holger Siegel. Tartin 2003
  • Rudolfo Walsh: This woman and two other stories. German v. Leo Federmair. Tartin 2003
  • Sergio Solmi: Reflections on the Scorpio. German v. Hans Raimund. Tartin 2004
  • Franz Innerhofer : The cobbler. Epilogue v. Ludwig Hartinger. Tartin 2004
  • René Char : About poetry. German v. Manfred Bauschulte u. Marion Gees. Tartin 2004
  • Marcel Proust : Kreusnach. German v. Franziska Raimund. Tartin 2004
  • Elfriede Jelinek : Unruly ways, efforts too late. Time flies. Tartin, 2005
  • Ilma Rakusa : Silence. Time. Essays. Tartin, 2005
  • Marguerite Yourcenar . Piranesi's black brain. German v. Rolf and Hedda Soellner. Tartin, 2005
  • Antonia Pozzi . Words. German by Stefanie Golisch. Tartin, 2005
  • Jörg Immendorff . A letter. With an afterword by Willi Pechtl. Tartin, 2010. No. 15.
  • Jianghe Ouyang: Fast Food. Poems. From the Chinese and with an afterword by Wolfgang Kubin. Tartin, 2010. No. 16.
  • Ignazio Buttitta : Three Poems. With a foreword by Pier Paolo Pasolini. By Leopold Federmair. Tartin, 2010. No. 17.
  • The wild Jenny. A sensational novel. With an afterword by Max Blaeulich. Scheerbart, Paul Tartin 2013
  • Unification of Europe. A speech. Edited from the estate by Klemens Renoldner. Zweig, Stefan Tartin 2013
  • Trieste promenades. Prose. With a foreword by Max Blaeulich. Hamerling, Robert Tartin 2013

Translations

  • O cernßém oblácku. (From a small black cloud) Ex .: Ivan Binar. In: TVAR 1997/15. (Czech)
  • Kilimandzaro, dva metra osem. In: Apokalipsa 2004. Revija za preboj v zivo culture. (Slovenian)
  • O noci. In: romboid. Literatúra. Umlecká communicácia. P. 67. Bratislava June 2009. (Slovak).
  • Kilimandzaro dvametrasosem. (Kilimanjaro two-meter eight). In: 25th Mednarodine literarni festival international. 2010. p. 50ff. V. Tina Strancar. (Slovenian and English).

Awards

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personal data
SURNAME Bluish, Max
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian author, visual artist, publisher and antiquarian
DATE OF BIRTH 1952
PLACE OF BIRTH Aiglhof, Salzburg