Ulla Horky

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Ulla Horký (born Heuel , born March 5, 1950 in Olpe ) is a German multimedia artist.

Live and act

Ulla Horký studied fine arts from 1967 to 1972 at the Cologne Werkschulen (University of Applied Sciences for Art and Design) and in 1975 she became a master student of the painter Karl Marx .

Early on, she combined the “classic” disciplines of painting , sculpture , graphics and photography into new combinations and installations. In the 1980s she became known for her three-dimensional “ body molds ” and “mummy” sculptures and for her oversized painting. In the following years she went on a “search for clues” and reduced her artistic statements more to signs and shapes.

Ulla Horký was married to the artist Dieter Horký . She lives and works in Cologne and Italy . In the 1990s she lived in a partnership with the late Düsseldorf artist Norbert Tadeusz in a shared studio near Castel Fiorentino ( Toscana ).

Exhibitions

  • 1982: Body covers - reading flags , Hahnentorburg , Cologne, with Maf Räderscheidt
  • 1986: The woman in the history of Cologne , Rhiannon cultural center, with Maf Räderscheidt, Ursula Groten, among others
  • 1991: Hortus Conclusus II , Kunst Station Sankt Peter , Cologne, with Brigitte Burgmer, Deva Wolfram
  • 1996: Great Silence , Art Forum St. Clemens
  • 1997: Artist group RUDER, Cologne City Museum , with Rosy Beyelschmidt, Dorrit Nebe, Eva Kuhl, Renate Paulsen
  • 1998: The Blue Hour II , IHK Gallery Siegen
  • 2001: Retrospective “Ulla Horký, Works from 30 Years”, Cologne City Museum, with pictures, sculptures and installations
  • 2006: Art and technology in context , City Hall Wenden
  • 2007: An Egyptian Journey , Dagmar Peveling Gallery, Cologne, with Franziska Becker
  • 2007: Painting, sculpture, installation, photography , Ubierring 26–28, Cologne
  • 2010: Sal Y Sucre. Bolivian trip , Stapelhaus , Cologne, with Franziska Becker

Works by Ulla Horký could also be seen in the Simultanhalle - a space for contemporary art .

literature

  • Thomas Abert, Franziska Becker, Philipp Kuhn: Ulla Horký . Galerie Friedrich, Dortmund 1987, ISBN 3-926021-01-2 .
  • Jochen Massan (Eds.), Franziska Becker, Renate Bunk: Ulla Horký Mummifications 1981–1991 . Galerie Friedrich, Dortmund 1992, ISBN 3-926021-08-X .
  • Jochen Massmann (Ed.): Ulla Horký: Installations 1982–1993 . Meier, Hennef 1993, ISBN 3-930246-00-7 .
  • Ulla Horký and Gisela Ecker : Pictures 1984–1994 . Galerie Dagmar Peveling, Olpe 1995, ISBN 3-930246-04-X .
    In it: Gisela Ecker: Ulla Horký's pictorial work: An approach in 10 steps .
  • Cologne City Museum: Ulla Horký. Photos. Sculptures. Installations 1970-2000 . Cologne, Olpe 2000.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Maf Räderscheidt ( Memento from December 31, 2005 in the Internet Archive )
  2. ↑ Irene Franken - Projects / Positions ( Memento from May 10, 2012 in the Internet Archive )
  3. ^ Art forum St. Clemens
  4. ↑ Gedok Cologne, Review Review 1995 - 1999 ( Memento from December 20, 2016 in the Internet Archive )
  5. ↑ IHK gallery , on siwikultur.de
  6. ↑ svoe.siegener-zeitung.de/PDF/31.08.2006/ImBlick.S14.31.pdf. (No longer available online.) Formerly in the original
  7. ↑ www.bbk-koeln.de/OA-2007CITY.pdf. (No longer available online.) Formerly in the original
  8. ^ Simultanhalle artist , at simultanhalle.de, accessed on April 5, 2019
  9. ^ Museums in Cologne
personal data
SURNAME Horky, Ulla
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Heuel, Ulla (maiden name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German multimedia artist
DATE OF BIRTH March 5, 1950
PLACE OF BIRTH Olpe