»einDrucksvoll« (imPressive) – Students of the Teaching Fine Art Education programme exhibit course results
From 13 to 15 October, the students of the practical module »einDrucksvoll« will be presenting a diverse panorama of individual projects created in the course in an exhibition. Interested parties are cordially invited to the vernissage with concert and exhibition.
The practical course »einDrucksvoll« (imPressive) at the Professorship of Art and its Didactics dealt with the intersection between text and print art. The participants had the opportunity to work freely with alternative printing techniques, which transformed the subject module into an experimental laboratory. Whether print object, print series, zine or installation - the exhibition of a total of 12 works presents a broad spectrum of unusual techniques, fascinating formal languages, inviting interactions and individual themes.
The practical course »einDrucksvoll« at the Professorship of Art and its Didactics dealt with the intersection between text and print art. The participants had the opportunity to work freely with alternative printing techniques, which transformed the subject module into an experimental laboratory. Whether print object, print series, zine or installation - the exhibition of a total of 12 works presents a broad spectrum of unusual techniques, fascinating formal languages, inviting interactions and individual themes.
With works by Silas Barkowski, Gina-Maria Fritzsche, Annemarie Grund, Samuel Hardenberg, Leoni Hommel, Paula Jänig, Christina Kampmann, Leonore Kogler, Hannah Levien, Vincent Morcinek, Flavia Munhoz and Bastian Schwerer.
The course was supervised by artistic associate Catalina Giraldo Vélez.
»einDrucksvoll« - Vernissage with concert the »Etoile MD Quartett«
Friday, 13 October 2023, 5 p.m.
with music by: Etoile Hünniger (trombone), Marius Schanz (guitar), Daniil Levin (bass) and Mariud Mactil (drums).
Location:
Triererstraße 12
99423 Weimar
Exhibition duration and opening hours:
Friday, 13 October, from 5 pm
Saturday, 14 and Sunday, 15 October, 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.