Ursula Hauptenthal

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Ursula Hauptenthal (* 1955 in St. Wendel ) is a German artist and composer.

Live and act

She completed her Abitur in 1975 at the Heidegger Gymnasium in Meßkirch with the Abitur , for which she received the Scheffel Prize. She studied at the University of Applied Sciences Schwäbisch Gmünd and in 1976 at the College of Design in Pforzheim at Jürgen Brodwolf , Hetum Gruber , Klaus Ullrich and Ben Willikens . Her thesis on the forces of metals (1981) is a serial work on the physical properties of various metals and alloys, documented using deformations on cylinders.

Hauptenthal made sculptural jewelry until 1986. She then worked in the field of sound art , developing sculptural instruments made of steel , stainless steel and titanium , which are both an instrument and a sculpture. She also composes and developed her own language of notation . This creates semi-automatic drawings with vibrating strings and drawings of movement and sound. Metals, their properties and physical states are the focus of further works and installations , also in public spaces . In 1999 she also artistically photographed metals, light and water.

One of her best-known installation works of art is Das Tor zum Bodensee , two large metal wings measuring 5.5 meters high, pointing both in terms of traffic and symbolism between Stockach and Ludwigshafen in the direction of Lake Constance .

Exhibitions (selection)

  • 2016 Sigmaringen, Old School (solo exhibition)
  • 2013–16 at Galerie Linde Hollinger, Ladenburg
  • 2012 District of Sigmaringen: "Art on the River"
  • 2009 Engen, Art Museum (solo exhibition)
  • 2008 Messkirch, Schloss: "Messkirch artists since 1900"
  • since 2008 regularly at Galerie Wohlhüter, Leibertingen-Thalheim
  • 2006 Ettlingen, Schloss, Baden-Württemberg State Art Weeks
  • 2004 Darmstadt, Kunsthalle (solo exhibition)
  • 2000 Seligenstadt, Klosterhof: "BeHausung"
  • 1999 Mannheim National Theater: stage design for No Man's Land, choreography by Philippe Talard
  • 1999 Frankfurt am Main, Museum Angewandte Kunst, Focus 10 (solo exhibition)
  • 1996 Ettlingen, Schloss, Baden-Württemberg State Art Weeks
  • 1996 Karlsruhe, Badischer Kunstverein: "Sculpture South-West"
  • 1993 Offenburg, Ritterhausmuseum (solo exhibition)
  • 1993 Karlsruhe, organ factory (solo exhibition)
  • 1992 Düsseldorf, major art exhibition
  • 1991 Tokyo, Museum of Contemporary Art
  • 1991 Hong Kong, Goethe Institute
  • 1991 Singapore, National Museum
  • 1990 Seoul, Walker Hill Arts Center
  • 1990 Ahlen, Kunstverein Sculpture Symposium
  • 1989 Bremen, Kunsthalle

Concerts and performances solo

  • 2014 Performances, Galerie Linde Hollinger, Ladenburg (... halfway ... the moon)
  • 2008 Leibertingen-Thalheim, Gallery Werner Wohlhüter (sound book)
  • 2004 Darmstadt, Kunsthalle (all sculptural instruments)
  • 2003 Bad Münster am Stein, Trombacher Hof, park music (rays)
  • 2001 Darmstadt Fraunhofer Institute (all sculptural instruments)
  • 1998 Leipzig, Grassimuseum (sound book)
  • 1996 Metzingen City and Neckarwerke (sculpture)
  • 1996 Karlsruhe Badischer Kunstverein "Sculpture South-West" (large sound surface)
  • 1994 Frankfurt am Main, Museum of Applied Art (all sculptural instruments)
  • 1991 Singapore, National Museum
  • 1991 Tokyo, Hara Museum
  • 1991 Hong Kong, Goethe-Institut (each with sound book)
  • 1991 Offenburg, Ritterhausmuseum (all sculptural instruments and tape)
  • 1990 Seoul, Walker Hill Arts Center (sound book)
  • 1989 Bremen Kunsthalle (sound book)

Concerts with other musicians

  • 2016 Sigmaringen with Joachim Irmler
  • 2009 Gallery Werner Wohlhüter, Leibertingen-Thalheim with Helmut Wetter, saxophone
  • 2009 Engen Art Museum with Dorle Ferber, violin and voice
  • 2005–2007 Ludwigshafen, Theater im Pfalzbau and Berlin Merzmusik “Kseni”, opera by Jocy de Oliveira
  • 2003 Forbach, Alte Kaunenhalle, rendez-vous-musique nouvelle, Sigune von Osten
  • 1998 Frankfurt am Main, Museum of Applied Arts with Ilmar Klahn (violin)
  • 1996 Ettlingen, Schloss, Landeskunstwochen with Lea Kottner and Ilamr Klahn (violin)
  • 1988 Brussels, seat of the state of North Rhine-Westphalia and Vlotho youth court with the CeCelebrar ensemble, Helmut Bieler-Wendt and Johannes Frisch

Public works and collections

  • Because on the Rhine, Vitra
  • Inzigkofen, "La Fiamma" monastery wall
  • Stockach and Bodman-Ludwigshafen, Blumhofkreisel, B 31 "The gateway to Lake Constance"
  • Constance, Art Foundation District Constance
  • Frankfurt am Main, Museum of Applied Art
  • Mannheim Phoenix Collection
  • Ulm Blaubeuren, Sculpture Park Merckle
  • Tokyo, Hara Museum of Contemporary Art
  • New York, Cooper Hewitt Design Museum
  • Vienna, mak
  • Stuttgart, Institute for Foreign Relations
  • Karlsruhe, research center and day care center Weiherhof

Catalogs

  • 2012 District of Sigmaringen: Art on the river. ISBN 978-3-8392-1406-0 .
  • 2012 Kulturmagazin: Künstlerlexikon Bodensee. ISBN 978-3-8448-0727-1 .
  • 2009 Kaiserslautern district administration: Sickingen Art Prize. Dr. Annette Reisch
  • 2008 Karlsruhe Cultural Office of the City: Sculpture Park Ostaue. Dr. Carmela Thiele
  • 2008 Messkirch Museum Society: Messkirch artists since 1900. Dr. Armin Heim ISBN 978-3-89977-513-6 .
  • 2004 Darmstadt, Kunsthalle: Under power. Dr. Peter yoke
  • 1999 Booklet CD: Peschalb Nrudt. Dr. Sabine Runde and Gerhard Auer
  • 1998 New music newspaper. Issue 17, Nina Polaschegg
  • 1998 Frankfurt am Main, Museum of Applied Arts: 7th Triennale. Dr. Sabine Runde ISBN 3-88270-083-1 .
  • 1996 Ettlingen, Museum: Art - Space - City. Daniela Wagner
  • 1994 Frankfurt am Main, Museum of Applied Arts: 6th Triennale. Dr. Sabine Runde ISBN 3-88270-067-X .
  • 1992 State of North Rhine-Westphalia: Large art exhibition. ISSN  0931-0908 .
  • 1989 Institute for Foreign Cultural Relations and Goethe Institute: The Book. Siegfried Salzmann

CD, YouTube, film

  • 2018 The gateway to Lake Constance (Bodenseekunstwege)
  • 2008 Regio TV 3: Portrait
  • 2002 TV 1, France: Chez nous
  • 2001 Balaena
  • 1999 Peschalb Nrudt , EFA SP 50
  • 1999 No man's Land , Philippe Talard, choreography
  • 1990 Hands - Works , Ingrid La Plante

Memberships

  • Gema
  • VG picture art
  • VG word

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Ulrike Niederhofer: Ursula Haupenthal. The gateway to Lake Constance ® . Ursula Hauptenthal, October 28, 2010, accessed on December 17, 2019 .
personal data
SURNAME Hauptenthal, Ursula
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German artist and composer
DATE OF BIRTH 1955
PLACE OF BIRTH St. Wendel