Tina Juretzek

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Tina Juretzek (born November 25, 1952 in Leipzig ) is a German painter. She studied with Günter Grote at the Düsseldorf Art Academy . She lives and works in Düsseldorf .

Portrait, Tina Juretzek 2010
Tina Juretzek, L 2015 1, 200 cm × 85 cm, Inner Landscape, painting collage with Japanese paper on canvas

Life

Tina Juretzek spends the first six years of her life in Thale, in the Harz region. Her mother was a sculptor, her father a merchant. The interest in art and literature can already be seen in her great-grandmother, who was a writer, and in her grandmother, who was also a painter. In 1958 the family fled the former GDR and moved to Essen. After graduating from high school in 1971, Juretzek began studying with Günter Grote at the Düsseldorf Art Academy . At the same time she studies art history with Heinrich Theissing, Werner Spies and Walter Jürgen Hofmann. She deals intensively with the paintings of Jan Vermeer , Francisco de Goya , Henri Matisse and James Ensor . In 1972 she began studying geography at the same time at the University of Düsseldorf. She places the focus of her thematic discussion in the area of ​​physical geography (the origin of the surface design of the earth). Her works, which she will be producing with Japanese paper from 1991 onwards, reflect this focus in terms of their materiality and landscape themes.

Tina Juretzel, L 2011 7, Tropical Glow, 120 cm × 160 cm, painting collage on canvas

Tina Juretzek has been working as a freelance painter in Düsseldorf since 1979. Her work is exhibited in numerous solo and group exhibitions in galleries and museums. Her long-term, intensive collaboration with the Elke and Werner Zimmer gallery in Düsseldorf, which devoted several solo exhibitions to the artist at a very early stage and continued this until the gallery work ended in 2000, is particularly important. Juretzek's work is continuously represented at various art fairs in several galleries.

Travel is of vital importance for the artist's work. (India, USSR, Japan, South America, USA) In 1983 she made a trip to the Aeolian Islands with a stay on the active Stromboli volcano , which inspired her to create an extensive group of works. Her ink drawings in particular, which shape her work to this day, begin after this journey. In 1985 she took a trip on the Trans-Siberian Railway. The long journey of 8,530 kilometers from Moscow to Khabarovsk is later reflected in the work groups: “World Landscapes”, “Nocturnal Travel”, as well as in the discussion of the subject of “Wheel and Rail”, which inspire her to work on extremely long friezes. In 2004 she travels to the south of England and visits places like Stonehenge, which will shape her later work in series like “Uralte Orte” (Holy Mountains and Places of Power).

Tina Juretzek, Die Glasschmelze, 1995, 180 cm × 252 cm, painting collage on canvas

In 1999 and 2000 Juretzek's work was shown in a retrospective exhibition tour through the Pfalzgalerie Kaiserslautern, the Märkisches Museum Witten, the Heidelberger Kunstverein, the Städtische Galerie Gladbeck and the Städtisches Museum Mülheim an der Ruhr.

In 2010, after 26 years, she gave up her studio in Düsseldorf-Mitte to move into a new studio on the outskirts of Düsseldorf.

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Tina Juretzek's works are characterized by abstraction in the area of ​​figuration and landscape. The representational always remains perceptible even with strong abstraction. This is how the first large figure paintings emerged in the 1980s, the main theme of which was the relationship between the human figure and space. Later vessels are used as a metaphor for people and the motif of the source is used as a symbol of life. In these often large-format works, the artist deals with the medium of the painting collage for the first time.

A Journey to Japan (1991) introduces a new group of works by examining the medium of Japanese paper. The artist turns to the theme of the landscape. Painting collages are created with Japanese paper on canvas. In these pictures, which are characterized by inner experience and landscape associations, she puts the themes of color, light and space in a new relationship, thereby crossing the boundaries of informal painting.

The third group of works are Juretzek's extensive thematic series of drawings. A trip to the Aeolian Islands in the early 1980s triggers the engagement with the medium of ink drawing, which has continued to this day. (Stromboli, Lilith, Barriere-Landschaft et al.) In addition, numerous public commissioned works such as the world travel frieze from 1988 with a length of 24 meters in the Federal Office Cologne-Chorweiler.

Tina Juretzek, Das Glüh, 1987, 165 cm × 242 cm, painting collage on canvas

Prizes and awards

  • 1983 Jury Prize, Stadtsparkasse Karlsruhe,
  • 1983 Förderkoje, Art Cologne , Cologne, Galerie Elke and Werner Zimmer, Düsseldorf
  • 1984 Kaiserring scholarship, Goslar, work stay with a studio and subsequent solo exhibition parallel to the awarding of the Kaiserring to Willem de Kooning
  • 1986 6th Triennial - India, New Delhi , India, official contribution of the FRG
  • 1987 Work grant from the Aldegrever Society, Münster Work stay in the Kätelhöhn printing workshop, Wamel
  • 1989 Bergischer Kunstpreis, Solingen
  • 1991 Lecturer at the Osaka College of Art, in cooperation with the Goethe-Institut Osaka, Japan
  • 1993 travel grant and painter symposium, Goethe-Institut Madras, India
  • 1996 guest studio and work grant from 'Ars et Vita', Society for the Promotion of Cultural Communication eV in Szentendre near Budapest, Hungary

Institutional solo exhibitions

  • 1985 Mönchehaus Museum Goslar for modern art, on the occasion of the Kaiserring scholarship, Goslar
  • 1985 Leopold Hoesch Museum , Düren
  • 1986 6th Triennial - India, New Delhi, India (Official contribution of the Federal Republic of Germany) (9)
  • 1989 City Gallery Würzburg (1)
  • 1990 Goethe-Institut , Brussels (2)
  • 1990 City Museum, Kleve (3)
  • 1992 German Blade Museum, Municipal Gallery, Solingen (4)
  • 1995 Mönchehaus Museum Goslar, museum for modern art
  • 1997 Ministry for Urban Development, Culture and Sport NRW, Düsseldorf
  • 1999 Märkisches Museum Witten (5)
  • 1999 Pfalzgalerie Kaiserslautern (5)
  • 1999 Heidelberger Kunstverein , Heidelberg (5)
  • 2000 City Gallery Gladbeck, Gladbeck (5)
  • 2000 Mülheim Municipal Museum (5)
  • 2005 Art from NRW, Former Imperial Abbey Aachen-Kornelimünster (6)
  • 2006 Museum Schloss vor Husum, Husum (6)
  • 2011 retrospective solo exhibition in the town hall of Düsseldorf, Düsseldorf

Solo exhibitions in galleries (mention from 1983)

  • 1983, 1984, 1986, 1988, 1990, 1993, 1996, 1998 Galerie Elke and Werner Zimmer, Düsseldorf (7) (8)
  • 1990, 1992, 1993, 1997, 2004 Galerie de Luxembourg, Luxembourg
  • 1992, 1996 Terbrüggen Gallery, Heidelberg
  • 1998, 2001, 2004, 2006 Galerie Borkowski, Hanover
  • 2001, 2007 Galerie Brennecke, Berlin
  • 2001, 2005 Schrade Gallery, Mochental Castle, Ehingen
  • 2001, 2003, 2007 Gallery Marianne Hennemann, Bonn
  • 2003, 2008 Galerie Haasner, Wiesbaden
  • 2005, 2007, 2015 Galerie Janzen, Wuppertal and Düsseldorf
  • 2005, 2009, 2013 Galerie Nisters, Speyer
  • 2007 troner art consulting, Düsseldorf
  • 2003, 2015, 2019 Martin Leyer-Pritzkow exhibitions, Düsseldorf

Publicly owned works and in museums

Catalogs / single publications

  • Catalog of the Elke and Werner Zimmer gallery. Exhibition catalog, Düsseldorf 1983. Text by Elke Zimmer. With portrait and 5 color illustrations. (7)
  • Stromboli. Pictures and drawings. Exhibition catalog, Düsseldorf, Galerie Elke and Werner Zimmer, 1984. Text by Hans Knopper. With portrait, 12 color illustrations and documentation. (8th)
  • The couple. Düsseldorf 1984. Text by Ulrich Krempel . With 21 black and white illustrations. Block book in 100 copies, ed. on the occasion of the Readymix company press evening with an exhibition in Schloss Hugenpoet , Essen.
  • Tina Juretzek. Painting, collage, drawing. Exhibition catalog, Ludwigshafen, BASF Feierabendhaus, 1985. Text by Heinz Thiel. 72 pages with 84 illustrations, 58 of them in color and portraits.
  • Tina Juretzek. Pictures and drawings. Exhibition catalog, Würzburg , Städtische Galerie, 1989. Texts by Karl Ruhrberg and Brita E. Buhlmann, with 19 illustrations, 8 of them in color and portraits. (1)
  • Lilith . Exhibition catalog, Brussels, Goethe-Institut , 1990. Text by Heinz Thiel. 56 pages, with 29 black and white illustrations of ink drawings and documentation. (2)
  • The purple pictures. Exhibition catalog, Kleve, City Museum BC Koekkoek-Haus , 1991. Text by Guido de Werd. With portrait, 21 color plates and documentation. (3)
  • Pictures and drawings from 12 years 1980-1992. Exhibition catalog, Solingen, German Blade Museum , 1992. Texts by Hans Knopper and Susanne Wedewer. 64 pages, with portrait, 67 illustrations, 49 of which are in color and documentation. (4)
  • Tina Juretzek. Catalog of Galerie Luxembourg II, Luxembourg, 1992. Texts by Lucien Kayser and Joseph Paul Schneider. With portrait, 8 color plates and documentation.
  • Breaking spaces. Works 1982 - 1999. Bönen, Verlag Kettler, 1999. Catalog for the series of exhibitions in the following institutes: Museum Pfalzgalerie Kaiserslautern , Märkisches Museum (Witten), Heidelberger Kunstverein , Stadtgalerie Gladbeck, Städtisches Museum Mülheim an der Ruhr. Texts by Peter Anselm Riedl, Hans Gercke, Wolfgang Zemter, Gabriele Uelsberg and Heinz Hoefchen. 128 pages, with portrait, 43 color plates, 44 illustrations (31 color) and documentation, ISBN 3-925608-64-8 . (5)
  • Tina Juretzek, Documentation 1952/2002, Düsseldorf 2002, 44 pages with a portrait and 3 illustrations
  • Suspected land. Painting collages with Japanese paper 1998-2005. Bönen, Verlag Kettler, 2005. Catalog for the exhibition series in the following institutions: Reichsabtei Kornelimünster , art from North Rhine-Westphalia , Gallery Schloss Mochental, Ehingen-Mochental, Schloss vor Husum , Museumsverbund Nordfriesland Text by Maria Engels MA 48 pages with portrait, 32 colored images and documentation , ISBN 3-937390-58-8 .
  • FROM PAST TO FUTURE, Tina Juretzek , catalog for the exhibition of the same name, publisher Martin Leyer-Pritzkow , texts German / English, 2019, ISBN 978-3-98208-952-2 .

Literature (selection)

  • 1979 Kocks, Dirk: “Bettina Juretzek. Oil drawings ”, catalog for the solo exhibition in the Art History Institute of the University of Cologne 1979, with 4 illustrations.
  • 1982 FÖN. 11 artists from Düsseldorf and Munich in Lothringerstr. 13. Catalog Munich 1982, with 4 illustrations and portrait.
  • 1983 funding program for young artists. Catalog of the International Art Market Cologne 1983.
  • 1983 Forum for Young Art. Catalog of the Württembergischer Kunstverein, the Kunsthalle Mannheim, the Staatliche Kunsthalle Baden-Baden * 1983, with 2 illustrations.
  • 1983 Evers, Ulrika: German women artists of the 20th century. Painting, sculpture, tapestry. Hamburg, L.Schultheis Verlag, 1983.
  • 1983 Art of the 20th Century, Volume 2 of the Museum Ludwig, Cologne 1983.
  • 1984 Where do we come from - who are we - where are we going? Works, words - answers from Düsseldorf artists. Edited by Udo Kittelmann and Beate Klingen. Düsseldorf 1984. With pictures and texts by Bunk, Gerdes, Gläsker, Juretzek, Roda, Wawrin and others. a.
  • 1984 Thiel, Heinz: “Our greatest asset is not in any gallery. Aspects of the Düsseldorf artist scene in the 80s ”, In:“ Kunstforum International ”, Volume 76, 8/84. Nov./Dec. 1984. There “Tina Juretzek - Moulting Layers” with 2 colored images.
  • 1986 From private ownership for Wuppertal. Catalog for the exhibition in the Von-der-Heydt-Museum, Wuppertal, 1986, with 3 color plates.
  • 1986 Six Triennale India 1986, Hilmar Boehle - Tina Juretzek - Karl Manfred Rennertz, Lalit Kala Academy, New Delhi, 1986, text: Hans Albert Peters, with 3 color illustrations. (9)
  • 1986 Your kingdom come. Longings, hopes, variations on the question of meaning. Catalog for the exhibition in the Leopold-Hoesch-Museum Düren, 1986. Text: Dorothea Eimert, with 8 illustrations.
  • 1986 Art in the 20th Century, the Museum Ludwig Cologne, Stuttgart 1986, Text: Karl Ruhrberg, page 266.
  • 1986 Museum Ludwig Cologne. Paintings, sculptures, environments from Expressionism to the present day, inventory catalog. Edited by S. Gohr, Munich, Prestel, 1986, page 110.
  • 1987 Contemporary art at Deutsche Bank Frankfurt. Catalog raisonné and arrangement by M.TH.Suermann. Frankfurt. Deutsche Bank, 1987, with 4 colored illustrations.
  • 1987 Jocks, Heinz-Norbert: "Tina Juretzek", In: "Kunstforum International", Cologne, Volume 87, January / February 1987, with 1 colored illustration.
  • 1987 25th annual exhibition of the Darmstadt Secession. Catalog for the exhibition, Mathildenhöhe, Darmstadt 1987, with 1 illustration and portrait.
  • 1987 Ecce Homo. From the image of Christ to the image of man. Catalog for the exhibition of the Institute for Church Contemporary Art, Marburg 1987. Text by Heinz Thiel, with a color illustration.
  • 1987 Painting 1980-1987, catalog for the exhibition at the Kunstverein Augsburg 1987, with 1 color illustration.
  • 1988 “Art in the U-Bahn”, published by the cultural office of the city of Düsseldorf, 1988. Text by Ulrich Krempel with 1 color illustration.
  • 1988 "29 peintres Allemands d'aujourd'hui", catalog for the exhibition in the Palais de Luxembourg, Paris 1988, with 1 color illustration and 2 black and white illustrations.
  • 1988 time signal. Stations of fine arts in North Rhine-Westphalia, catalog for the exhibition in the state representation in North Rhine-Westphalia, the Museum of Fine Arts and Gallery of the University of Leipzig and the Wilhelm Lehmbruck Museum in Duisburg, 1988. Text by Karl Ruhrberg, with 1 color plate.
  • 1988 My time - my predator. Catalog for the exhibition in the Kunstpalast Düsseldorf 1988, with 2 illustrations, one of them in color and documentation. With a text by Tina Juretzek: “About my work on frieze pictures”.
  • 1989 Thiel, Heinz: “Tina Juretzek. An immaterial world ”, In:“ Kunstforum international ”Volume 98, Cologne 1989 with 1 color illustration.
  • 1990 Blau - Farbe der Ferne, catalog for the exhibition at the Heidelberger Kunstverein, published by Hans Gercke, page 406/407, with a color table and a text by Dietmar Schuth, Heidelberg 1990.
  • 1990 Blau - Gedankendämmerungslängs, accompanying book for the exhibition "Blau - Farbe der Ferne" of the Heidelberger Kunstverein, Heidelberg, Wunderhorn, 1990, with a text by Tina Juretzek.
  • 1992 Juretzek, Tina. Light distance, threatening proximity. Catalog of Galerie Luxembourg II, Luxembourg 1992. Texts by Lucien Kayser and Joseph Paul Schneider, with 8 color illustrations and a portrait.
  • 1993 Bremen. Catalog of new acquisitions and donations 1985-1993 of the Kunsthalle Bremen 1993. Edited by H. Langer. P. 112.
  • 1995 Artists in NRW, a reference work, published by the Frauenkulturbüro NRW, Dortmund: Ed. Ebersbach im eFeF-Verlag, 1995, with 1 illustration.
  • 1995 color spaces and image structures. Works on paper by German artists from 1950 to today. Catalog for the exhibition in the Städtisches Museum Kleve, 1995. with illustration.
  • 1997 Art in the Deutsche Bank Luxembourg. Edited by Ekkehard Storck. Mainz, Verlag Schmidt, 1997. with 2 color plates.
  • 1997 Kodama Gallery - Contemporary Art Institute Osaka 1987 - 1997, catalog Osaka 1997, with 1 illustration.
  • 1999 award, Christoph. Thought beings, a drawing by Tina Juretzek. In “Art Calendar 1999”, Artium im mondo Verlag, Freiburg, 1999, with 1 illustration.
  • 2000 contemporary art. Painting, drawing, printmaking, ceramics at RAG Aktiengesellschaft, Essen 2000. Text by Ursula Bode. With 3 colored illustrations. Inventory catalog of Ruhrkohle AG.
  • 2002 The mountain. Catalog for the exhibition at the Heidelberger Kunstverein. Edited by Hans Gercke. Heidelberg, Kehrer Verlag, 2002, with 1 color plate and a text by the artist.
  • 2003 Schwarz, Christian: Dunkler Gedanke, LVA Rheinprovinz-Hauptverwaltung In: "LVA Rheinprovinz Intern", Düsseldorf, number 3, October 2003, with 1 color illustration.
  • 2005 Kürschner's Handbook of Fine Artists, KG Saur Verlag, Munich, 2005, 2 volumes. Page 404-405.
  • 2005 “From Braques to Beuys - The Röhnisch Collection”, catalog for the exhibition in the Städtisches Museum Wesel, Galerie im Centrum, Wesel 2005.
  • 2005 “25 qm”, 25 years funding program of the Federal Association of German Galleries and ART COLOGNE 1980-2005, Federal Association of German Galleries, Cologne, 2005.
  • 2005 “Art Collection of the WGZ Bank”, catalog book for the collection of the Westdeutsche Genossenschafts-Zentralbank AG, Düsseldorf, published by Ralf Hartweg, Münster, 2006, with 6 color illustrations.
  • 2007 “Art in the Deutsche Bank Luxembourg SA” catalog book for the collection of Deutsche Bank Luxembourg SA (Ed.) Verlag Hermann Schmidt, Mainz, 2007, with 2 color illustrations.
  • 2008 Walter Holiczki: “Losing unity”, culture report Tina Juretzek. in: “Der Wirtschaftstreuhänder” 05/2008, Vienna, October 2008, with 12 color images, one of them as a cover, and a portrait.
  • 2009 New Landscapes, catalog for the exhibition in the ThyssenKrupp Education Center, Duisburg, 2009, published by ThyssenKrupp Steel AG, with 1 color illustration.
  • 2013 General Artist Lexicon, The visual artists of all times and peoples, Volume 78, JURAJ - JUR'EV, pages 539–540, Juretzek Tina, Verlag De Gruyter - KG Saur, Berlin / Munich / Leipzig, 2013

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personal data
SURNAME Juretzek, Tina
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German painter
DATE OF BIRTH November 25, 1952
PLACE OF BIRTH Leipzig