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Hilde Bauer

January to March 2015

From January 26, 2015 to March 6, 2015, an exhibition at the University Heart Center Bad Krozingen is dedicated to the works of artist Bert Jäger. On display are paintings and works on paper that Jäger created between 1987 and 1998. Bert Jäger, born in Karlsruhe in 1919 and died in Freiburg in 1998, was a painter, graphic artist and photographer. His abstract works were shown in numerous exhibitions in Germany and Switzerland. He was firmly anchored in the Freiburg art scene.

The paintings and works on paper by Bert Jäger can be viewed from Monday, January 26, 2015, to Friday, March 6, 2015, on weekdays from 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. at the University Heart Center Bad Krozingen (attic floor).

 


October 28 to December 7, 2012: Hilde Bauer, Painting

Among other things, the artist shows sketches from the time when she worked as a stage designer. The pictorial space becomes a stage space and spills over into the corridors of the attic floor, where visitors suddenly find themselves both as performers and spectators. Suddenly and without the usual announcement, the stage comes to life as actress Rosemarie Brücher from the "Theater an der Ruhr" wanders through the corridors, quoting poems and thoughts by Peter Bichsel and others. What an impressive performance, at first mildly smiled at by the audience, but then seriously followed. Rosemarie Brücher succeeds in captivating the audience.

The artist (left) in conversation with the actress Rosemarie Brücher. In the background is the painting "Zimmer" (acrylic and shellac on canvas) from 2012.

"Untitled", also painted with shellac and acrylic, was created in 2012. The tachistically appearing background, which sinks into a black and light ochre contrast, exerts an idiosyncratic suction effect and suggests spatial depth.

The spectacular hanging of this window picture in the stairwell to the attic floor illustrates the close relationship between the real space and the pictorial space. Whether ascending or descending, it is almost imperative to look out through this window.