Sabine Emmerich

Sabine Emmerich (2010)

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Sabine Emmerich (born August 5, 1964 in Marburg / Lahn ) is a German sculptor.

Life

Emmerich studied fine arts at the Hamburg University of Fine Arts with Franz Erhard Walther . Since 2001 she has been teaching at the University of the Arts Bremen and since 2011 at the University of Bremen .

She creates sculptures and installations in the Atelierhaus Bahnhof Sagehorn.

Exhibitions

• 1998: Galerie Kühn, Berlin
• 2001: Hamburg Chamber of Commerce, Art in the Stock Exchange
• 2001: Federal Constitutional Court Karlsruhe, Art - Power - Dignity
• 2001: Galerie Mitte, Bremen, plastic gestures
• 2001: Kunsthalle Hamburg, Monet's legacy
• 2003: "Blue Room", mass, norm and shelter
• 2005: Haus Jona, Hamburg, homeless
• 2005: Folkwang, Museum Essen, useful, sweet and museum-like / the photographed animal
• 2007: Shaft 4, Moers, 5 sculptors
• 2008: Ottersberg Art Prize
• 2008: Atelier exhibition in Sagehorner Bahnhof
• 2010: Ottersberg Art Prize
• 2014: New Worpsweder Kunstverein NWWK.de, lacewing and other women
• 2017: Städtische Galerie Zeven, Queen Christinen House, audience with Queen Christine
• 2018: Denkmal Kultur Mestlin, house artist 2018, conference of insects
• 2019: Gerhard-Marcks-Haus, your long hair was dissolved

Publications

• Court portraits . Materialverlag HFBK, Hamburg 2000, ISBN 978-3-932395-14-7

Web links

• Homepage
• Ottersberg Art Prize, kunstpreis.flecken-ottersberg.de archive 2008
• Ottersberg Art Prize, kunstpreis.flecken-ottersberg.de, archive 2010
• Lacewing and other women , Neuer Worpsweder Kunstverein, NWWK.de, archive, April 30th - May 25th, 2014
• Royal debating club made of paper mache in Weser Kurier with Wümme-Zeitung from February 11, 2017
• Audience with Queen Christine , Samtgemeinde Zeven Online Press, Archive, zeven.de, February 27, 2017

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Monet's Legacy - Telepolis
2. ↑ Shaft IV_V Sculptor (PDF; 664 kB)
3. ^ In- house artist 2018. Accessed February 12, 2019 . 
4. ↑ Iris Hetscher: Full-body veiling as a work of art. In: Weser Courier. Weser Kurier, July 5, 2019, accessed on July 16, 2019 .