2024

Exhibition at the vicarage in Gempfing. Opening: June 8, 2024 at 10:30 a.m. Introduction: Wolfgang Herzer (Weiden). Musical accompaniment: Tea for Three.

For Beatriz von Eidlitz
„I saw a cage in flight. There were eagles inside.“

Two octagonal stars made of bamboo stalks, bearing eight sails from their circumferences to their centers, werde attached to a central axle. The star-wheels were so large, she couls stand inside them with her arms outstreched. The object was lifted up by the wind, and it began to rotate. I saw this double wheel of sails, carried upwards by big balloons, floating above the rooftops of Munich. It seemed as if the flying object – if it hadn´t been attached to the earth with a cable – would sail away on the wind, to the clouds, and of into the blue sky. The object itself was conceived as a cloud, to float up and away, where no one could ever bring it back down again.
Jürgen Reipka, May 1988, published in Beatriz von Eidlitz, Exhibition Catalogue, 1988

With works by: Elina Deberdeeva – Beatriz von Eidlitz – Ehrenfried Frank – Angelika Frommherz – Peter Gratzer-Schick – Anna Claudia Herberger – Wolfgang Herzer – Wolfgang Hingel – Manuela Hutschenreiter – Uwe Jonas – Bernhard Karlstetter – Margrit Keller – Winfried Keller – Susanne Koch – Stefan F. Konrad – Florentine Kotter – Marcela Krecova – Karin Krüger – Cornelia Langenmaier – Elvira Latenhammer – Monika Lensler-Aresin – Darko Lesjak – Michael Likan – Thomas Ludwig-Kelley – Tatjana Naaf von Sass – Bernd M. Nestler – Helmut Osterloher – Alexander Schidrich – Michael Schölß – Astrid Schröder – Hans Schüle – Alexander Schütz – Else Streifer-Schröck – Sabine Träxler – Heribert B. Wappmannsberger – Anthony Werner – Stefan Zeiler – Io Zeller-Klimm

Opening hours on the following Sundays: June 9 – June 16 – June 23 – June 30 – July 7 – July 14 – July 21 – July 28, 2024 from 2:00 to 5 p.m. Further information: www.gempfingerpfarrhof.de. Press reports Donauwörther Zeitung: Preliminary report (May 28, 2024); Vernissage June 8, 2024).

The following publication will appear in parallel: Erich Hofgärtner (ed.): Reipka und Schüler. Academy of Fine Arts Munich. Published by Dr. Rudolf Wittmann. Augsburg 2024. 132 pages, numerous mostly full-page color illustrations. ISBN 978-3-9806201-5-4.

2023

Beatriz von Eidlitz: Works on paper and iron. Gallery Mollwo, Gartengasse 10, parking garage and streetcar stop “Fondation Beyeler”, 4125 Riehen/Basel, Switzerland, from September 17, 2023 to October 29, 2023, Wed-Sun 2-6 pm.

Review in the Riehener Zeitung of Friday, 15 September 2023.
More exhibition impressions on YouTube.

Academy students of the painting professor Jürgen Reipka (1936 – 2013) exhibited their work. Mrs. Annkatrin Schulz spoke, art historian and director of Museum Wolfratshausen, at the opening of the exhibition.

Robert Arato
Hamit Cordan
Elina Deberdeeva
Beatriz von Eidlitz
Angelika Frommherz
Peter Heim
Nicole Herrnböck
Manuela Hutschenreiter
Uwe Jonas
Heide Jurkeit
Bernhard Karlstetter

Margrit Keller
Winfried Keller
Tom Kelley
Stefan F. Konrad
Florentine Kotter
Karin Krüger
Elvira Lantenhammer
Darko Lesjak
Alan Leveille
Svetlana Naboka
Bernd Nestler

Tatjana Naaf von Sass
Alexander Schidrich
Daniel Kojo Schrade
Alexander Schütz
Georg Schwellensattl
Bernhard Staerk
Else Streifer
Sabine Träxler
Andrea Unterstraßer
Stefan Zeiler

Vernissage: Thursday, April 20 at 7 pm. Exhibition duration: April 20 to May 7, 2023 Opening hours: Thursday to Sunday, 2:00 to 6 pm. Art tower at Schwankerl-Eck, Obermarkt 33, D-82515 Wolfratshausen. Press reportage including Münchner Merkur (May 27, 2023), Süddeutsche Zeitung (April 19, 2023) and Magazin für das Bayerische Oberland (April 24, 2023).

“From where? Where to?
Forms and spaces
Works on paper and iron”

Opening: 10th November 2022, 6 – 9 pm. Duration of the exhibition: 11th November – 17th December 2022. Opening hours: Mon – Fri 10 am – 6 pm, Sat 10 am – 1 pm. Gallery Anais, Sedanstraße 22, 81667 Munich.

2022

The NEUE GRUPPE celebrates its 75th anniversary with an extensive exhibition of artworks by its members. The theme here is the diversity of this Munich artists’ group, but at the same time an imposed formal rigor.

The NEUE GRUPPE was founded in 1946, immediately after the end of World War II, to present a new art characterized by diversity. But what do contemporary artists think about the idea of an art association, a parallel show of works in the most diverse styles? Is such a community still relevant in our media-driven, egoistic society? We say: YES!

The NEUE GRUPPE celebrates its 75th anniversary with an extensive exhibition

Stylistic coexistence as peers in a group strengthens one’s own artistic position, develops a lively commonality, leads one’s creative gaze beyond the tip of one’s own nose and evolves into an exciting freestyle. The basic idea of this anniversary exhibition is a formal rigor, but this strictness is counterbalanced by the diverse working methods of the participating artists. The starting point for this is a cubic space measuring 75 x 75 x 75 cm. The same circumscribed volume is made available to each artist, who is free to fill it with whatever content they wish.

On the one hand, this demarcated space stands for reduction and limitation of artistic possibilities and a form of uniformity, but on the other hand it also offers unlimited freedom and an enormous abundance within its confines. The starting point is always the same, but the goals are completely different. This challenges the artists to venture beyond their traditional ways of working and to explore new paths, while simultaneously coming together to a pursue common idea. In other words, to realize the greatest possible freedom in a small format and thus to document diversity as a social goal.

Stefan Wehmeier (2022)