Ulrike Truger
Ulrike Truger (born October 16, 1948 in Hartberg , Styria ) is an Austrian sculptor and lives and works in Vienna and Buchschachen in Burgenland .
Life
Truger moved to Vienna in 1951, graduated from high school , studied mathematics, and studied sculpture at the University of Applied Arts with Wander Bertoni .
In 1995 Truger bought an empty farm in Buchschachen, renovated it and expanded it with a studio.
In November 2009 she erected a monumental, 16-tonne marble sculpture called “Gigant”, a memorial for human rights, in front of the Vienna Musikverein in downtown Vienna , without any building permit . The sculptress then wanted to sell the sculpture to the City of Vienna for 250,000 euros, but the city of Vienna refused to join, despite the advocacy of various people from the cultural scene, and on January 3, 2011, issued a notice of removal. On March 1, 2011, the artist had the sculpture transported away due to the threat of costs and penalties from the municipality of Vienna.
Functions (selection)
- 1990 appointment to the advisory board for fine arts in the ministry
- 1988–1990 President of the Professional Association of Fine Artists Austria
- 1989 Head of the international sculpture symposium in Lindabrunn
- 2000 Austrian Culture Week in Addis Ababa , leading the sculptor workshop
Works (selection)
- 1979 Rising , Lindabrunn conglomerate , Vienna, Chamber of Labor
- 1982 Front female middle , bronze, Vienna, Brigittenau indoor swimming pool
- 1982 Good morning , Sterzinger Marmor, Oberwart, specialty hospital
- 1983 Rising II , limestone, Grafenschachen , elementary school, Burgenland
- 1983 Torso , Carrara marble, Vienna, Kurpark Oberlaa
- 1984 Rising III , Serpentine Tauerngrün, Vienna- Kagran , International School
- 1985 Aufbruch II , Krastaler Marble, Vienna- Ottakring , residential complex , Ottakringer Straße 9–15
- 1986 Large reclining woman , Serpentin Tauerngrün, Vienna-Ottakring, Higher Federal College for Fashion and Clothing Technology
- 1986 Lucia , Greek marble, Vienna Inner City , bank for work and economy
- 1988 Large reclining figure, Reinhardsdorfer Sandstein, Berlin , Treptower Park
- 1991 Stone river , serpentine Tauerngrün, Hartberg, pedestrian zone
- 1991 Leg , hip , spine , arm , Untersberg marble, Salzburg, Pierer sanatorium
- 1993 Die Stolze , Waldviertel marble , Salzburg, bank for work and economy
- 1995 Wall design with architect Wolfgang Brunbauer, serpentine, Tauerngrün and concrete, Wiener Neustadt , Arena Nova
- 1996 emerging , Waldviertel marble, Salzburg, university
- 1999 Rising , Lindabrunn Conglomerate, Vienna-Ottakring, Art Mile
- 2000 Guardian , Carrara / Statuario Marble, Vienna, Burgtheater
- 2001 Elisabeth , Carrara / Statuario Marmor, Vienna, Hermesvilla
- 2001 Departure , Krastal marble, large lounge chair , serpentine Tauerngrün, Oberwart , city park
- 2003 MARCUS-OMOFUMA-STEIN , African granite, to Marcus Omofuma , Vienna - Mariahilfer Strasse next to the Museum Quarter
- 2009 GIGANT - Mensch Macht Würde , Carrara / Statuario Marmor, Vienna - Karlsplatz near the Künstlerhaus , presentation of the human rights stone from November 24th, 2009 to March 1st, 2011
Awards (selection)
- 1974 Art Prize of the City of Hartberg
- 1977 Theodor Körner Prize
- 1977 foreign scholarship from the Styrian regional government
- 1978 work grant from the municipality of Vienna
- 1981 State scholarship for fine arts
- 1983 Vienna Festival Prize for Plastic
- 1983 Museum Prize from the Kasser Art Foundation
- 1984 award of a state studio in the Prater
- 1987 Medal of Honor for special artistic achievements of the Society of Fine Artists Austria
- 2002 Art Prize of the Theodor Kery Foundation
- 2002 Liesl Bareuther Prize from the Austrian Society of Fine Artists
Exhibitions (selection)
- 1978 Steirischer Herbst , Graz
- 1980 Sculpture live , Künstlerhaus, Vienna
- 1981 Anthropos , Josefsplatz , Vienna
- 1983 Wiener Festwochen , orangery in the Palais Auersperg
- 1984 Women's work , BAWAG Foundation , Vienna
- 1986 125 years of the Künstlerhaus, Vienna
- 1988 Treptower Park , Berlin
- 1989 Künstlerhaus , Graz
- 1990 Art in the Bauhütte, teaching building yard, Salzburg
- 1993 City Museums , Heilbronn
- 1994 Art in the Landscape, Gut Gasteil, Prigglitz
- 1995 4 positions Stein , Rupertinum , Salzburg
- 1997 Sculpture in the Park , Renner Institute , Vienna
- 1999 Künstlerhaus, Vienna
- 2001 Stein-Leben , Oberwart
- 2002 stone living , Wiener Neustadt
- 2008 Künstlerhaus, Vienna
- 2008 Landesgalerie, Eisenstadt
- 2008 Liszt Center , Raiding
Literature (selection)
- with Johann Klinger, Uwe Arnold: Sculptures , Truger illustrated book Vienna 2004, ISBN 3-200-00134-8 .
- Karoline Riebler: Ulrike Truger. An Austrian sculptor in public space . Vienna 2012 ( core.ac.uk [PDF; accessed on March 3, 2018] diploma thesis).
Individual evidence
- ↑ ORF ( page no longer available , search in web archives ) Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. Living and working with a studio in Buchschachen in Burgenland
- ^ ORF-Online: "Gigant": approval and notification ; Retrieved Feb. 18, 2011
- ↑ Kronenzeitung: 16-ton sculpture in front of the Künstlerhaus must go ; Retrieved February 18, 2011
- ^ ORF-Online: "Gigant" has to go: decision is final ; Retrieved Feb. 18, 2011
- ^ Truger wall design Arena Nova Wiener Neustadt
- ↑ NO-RACISM.NET ( Memento of the original from January 19, 2005 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. Info about the Marcus Omofuma stone
Web links
- Literature by and about Ulrike Truger in the catalog of the German National Library
- Homepage of Ulrike Truger
- Portrait of Ulrike Truger (CastYourArt Podcast, Video)
personal data | |
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SURNAME | Truger, Ulrike |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Austrian sculptor |
DATE OF BIRTH | October 16, 1948 |
PLACE OF BIRTH | Hartberg |