Werner Holzwarth

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Werner Holzwarth (* 1947 in Winnenden ) is a children's book author and was professor of visual communication at the Bauhaus University in Weimar .

Werner Holzwarth was born in Winnenden near Stuttgart, attended school there and then studied at the HdK in Berlin. Today he lives in Frankfurt am Main.

Professional background

From 1973 he worked as a copywriter and later as creative group head at the advertising agencies BBDO , Ogilvy and McCann-Erickson . Budgets & a .: Tchibo, Lufthansa, Mon Chérie, Duplo, Levi's, Schwarzkopf and Gillette. From 1980 to 1982 he worked as a freelance journalist in South America for Stern , Spiegel and Die Zeit , among others .

After returning to Germany, he worked again in advertising. As creative director at TBWA and Ogilvy. His most important accounts: Milka, Jade, CMA, Lufthansa, American Express. He also became a member of the Art Director's Club Germany, in whose competitions he received various prizes (nails) and awards.

In 1989 his children's book “ Vom kleine Mole who wanted to know who hit his head ” was published (illustration: Wolf Erlbruch ), which has now been translated into 33 different languages ​​and has a worldwide circulation of almost 3 million. In 1999 he realized the story of the little mole as a musical and received the media prize of the German music schools "Good Music for Children".

In 1990 he set up his own business with two partners and founded his own advertising agency ( Tostmann, Domann, Holzwarth ), which one year later was awarded the title of Newcomer Agency of the Year ( Econ Award ).

1995–2012 Werner Holzwarth was Professor of Visual Communication (focus on conception, text-image) at the Bauhaus University Weimar.

Since April 2012 he has been working as an author (focus: children's books).

University projects / exhibitions

  • 1998 Exhibition - Goethe-Institut Weimar , works from the project "Collective Images."
  • 2000 Exhibition - Design Center Stuttgart , works from the project "The Hudson Project."
  • 2001 Exhibition - traveling exhibition through Thuringia, La Paz, Bolivia, project: "In God's Name."
  • 2001 Exhibition - ACC Gallery Weimar , works from the project "Der Lustschuber"
  • 2003 Inclusion in the honorary column - Spiegel Online, project: "Germany in autumn." mirror
  • 2004 Inclusion in the honorary column - Spiegel Online, project: "Victims." mirror
  • 2004 - today National traveling exhibition - project: "Victims - Campaigns for the" Weisser Ring eV ""
  • 2005 Exhibition - ART Frankfurt 2005 - Project: "The Evil."
  • 2005 Inclusion in the honorary column - Spiegel Online, project: "Das Böse." mirror
  • 2010 Exhibition - Galerie Vayhinger Radolfzell, works from the project "b.free - Campaigns against alcohol abuse among young people"
  • 2011 exhibition - advertising agency Scholz & friends, Berlin, works from the project "Schland"
  • 2011 Inclusion in the honorary column - Spiegel Online: Where does evil live in Silesia? May 9, 2011.

Publications

Web links

Individual evidence

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  2. Luchs 388: Mein Jimmy , radiobremen.de, May 2, 2019, accessed on May 9, 2019