Ute Lehnert

Ute Lehnert (née Korn; * December 27, 1938 in Saarbrücken ; † September 9, 2018 ) was a German painter .

Life

Ute Lehnert studied at the Werkkunstschule Saarbrücken under Oskar Holweck from 1954 to 1959, graduating as a graphic designer. She has been working as a freelance visual artist since 1968 and study trips have taken her to Asia, Russia and Turkey, among others. At the end of her travels, Brittany became her second home through annual stays of several months, where she also owned another studio. In the 1970s she founded the Arbeitsgemeinschaft Bildender Künstler Saarbrücken, which had set itself the goal of anchoring works of art in public space. The center of the village of Auersmacher and from 1975 to 1976 the pedestrian zone and the fountain at Sankt Johanner Markt were designed as projects . She had her studio in Sankt Arnual since 1998 and took part in various projects in the Saarland Artists' House and in state art exhibitions. Her works are in public and private ownership.

Solo exhibitions (selection)

• 1969: Elitzer Gallery, Saarbrücken
• 1972: State University of Music, Saarbrücken
• 1973: Galerie am Markt, Ravensburg
• 1973: Galerie Schloss Pörlschach, Austria
• 1979: Schweser Gallery, Bremen
• 1980: Walzinger Gallery, Saarlouis
• 1968: Deja Gallery, Cologne
• 1987: State Representation in Bonn
• 1987: Representation in Brussels
• 2007: Circle of friends, Saarbrücken: Patton Plusczyk Foundation
• 2007: Park Galerie, Zweibrücken
• 2008: Old Castle, Dillingen
• 2011: Project Pattern + Signs A language in between, Galerie Nord, Berlin
• 2011: Project Pattern + Signs A language in between, Jamjuree Gallery, Bangkok
• 2011: Park Galerie Zweibrücken
• 2013: Galerie Neuheisel, Saarbrücken
• 2016: Sankt Arnual local history museum

literature

• Circle of friends, Saarbrücken: Patton Plusczyk Foundation, 2008

Web links

• [1] , accessed February 1, 2019
• [2] , accessed February 1, 2019
• Obituary notice , accessed February 1, 2019