Titanilla Eisenhart

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Titanilla Eisenhart , actually Titanilla von Eisenhart-Rothe, née Kraus (born May 27, 1961 in Vienna ) is a freelance Austrian artist in the field of painting, drawing, object and installation . She is known for her large-format “I” pictures and for her “dog paintings”, mostly in matt black. She is also active as a curator and author.

Life

Titanilla Eisenhart is the third of four children of the artist couple Guenther Kraus and Margarethe Herzele . In her childhood she discovered her love for handicrafts and art. Her father introduced her to the techniques of etching , mosaic laying and sculpture at an early age . She attended a school in Vienna and also worked as a model and actress. She studied art history in Rome and later painting and graphics at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna . There she graduated with honors. From 1980 she taught at the International Summer Academy for Fine Arts Salzburg as assistant to Howard Kanovitz and from 1981 to 1983 at the Vienna Art School . Her works have been shown at exhibitions at home and abroad.

Titanilla Eisenhart has three children and lives in Vienna and in the Carinthian Nock Mountains . Since 2009 she has been exhibiting her own pictures in the Altes Mesnerhaus and also organizing exhibitions by international artists there.

Publications

  • "100 Dogs"; Ritter Verlag Klagenfurt 2013, ISBN 978-3-85415-497-6
    • Texts: Titanilla Eisenhart, Stefan Rothleitner, Diethard Leopold, Eva Blimlinger, Wolfgang Pauser, René Quanz
  • "Sexy and not sexy"; Revolver Verlag Frankfurt 2006, ISBN 3-86588-324-9 , text: Elisabeth von Samsonow
  • "Wittgenstein Life Form"; Passagen Verlag 2009, ISBN 978-3-85165-895-8
  • "New Austrian Spotlight"; Austrian art from the Ankara Federal Collection, Turkey 2000
  • "The Chop Hopper"; Ursula Heindl, Vienna 1996.
  • "Eroticism in Art"; Ewald Arnold, Vienna 1986.

Altes Mesnerhaus Auserteuchen

An exhibition space by the artist Titanilla Eisenhart at 1200 m above sea level in the Carinthian Nock Mountains. The building is a medieval wooden house, the exhibitions take place annually in the summer months. Organization and curator: Titanilla Eisenhart.

Exhibitions

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  • 2013 “on thin ice” Stadtmuseum Sankt Pölten, Austria.
  • 2012 "foxy" Hollenburg Castle near Krems, Austria.
  • 2011 “l'arrangement du jour 2” Kunsthandel Bilka Domgasse Vienna 1. The exhibition is mounted as a collage-like installation, including some paintings and objects.
  • 2010 “PANG CHIEN!” Exhibition and lecture.
  • 2007 “VILLAGE PEOPLE / tyntyn” Galerie Village Vienna 19 paintings and objects.
  • 2004–2006 “the grave” cemetery Feldkirchen in Carinthia. Larger-than-life tombstone slab made of 4 cm thick white concrete, hand-cast glass stones, piece of meadow, squat stone made of sandstone, scored
  • 2003 "Family constellation with Johnny Cash" Stable Gallery Vienna 1st.
  • 1998 "Order" European Design Depot Klagenfurt.
  • 1995 "LADIES" House Wittgenstein Vienna 3.
  • 1994 "KITCHENDISCONT" material pictures and objects. Vienna 1st
  • 1992 "I - Pictures" House Wittgenstein Vienna 3.
  • 1987 ".: The GELBS" All Yellow Fashion And Art Performance. A pop-art project as part of U-Mode in the Hofburg Vienna.

literature

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ A b c Wolfgang Hilger: Eisenhart, Titanilla. In: General Artist Lexicon. Volume 33, Saur, 2002, p. 45.
  2. ↑ Titanilla Eisenhart "tender, powerful on thin ice" stadtmuseum-stpoelten.at. Retrieved August 14, 2014.
personal data
SURNAME Eisenhart, Titanilla
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Eisenhart, Titanilla by
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian painter
DATE OF BIRTH May 27, 1961
PLACE OF BIRTH Vienna