'LISTE' a group exhibition with 80 Artists at PORTE
Opening 29.11.24 - 19h
End 20.12.24 - 18h
Saturdays open 15 - 17h
PORTE Lützner Str. 77, 04177 Leipzig
So schön wie Beton
2024
Die Bildsserie ist in Auseinandersetzung mit dem seriellen Baustil der WBS 70 in Ostdeutschland der 70er Jahre entstanden. Sie vereint private und gesellschaftliche Vorstellungen von Raumgestaltung und Ästhetik, die durch persönliche eschichten, soziale Strukturen und kulturelle Einflüsse geprägt sind
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The photo series was created in an examination of the serial building style of the WBS 70 in East Germany in the 1970s. The examination combines private and social ideas of interior design and aesthetics, which are shaped by personal stories, social structures and cultural influences.
I Leipzig 4/1, 2024, Cyanotype on canvas, 350 x 550 cm, installation view
II Club-Sessel Suhl Nord, 2024, Cyanotype on canvas, wood, 72 x 72 x 72 cm and Spannteppich Dresden Neustadt, 2024, Cyanotype on canvas, Felt, 200 x 145 cm
III D-5 Heidenau, 2024, Duotone Cyanotype, double exposure on canvas, 200 x 145 cm
IV DH-7 Halle (Saale), 2024, Duotone Cyanotype, double exposure on canvas, 200 x 145 cm
V HaNeu ornamental 1, 2024, Cyanotype, double exposure on canvas, 200 x 145 cm
VI Glasbaustein Dresden Neustädter Markt, 2024, Cyanotype on canvas, 190 x 145 cm
Crouching Aphrodite
2023
Untersuchungen, die sich mit
traditionellen textilen Flächenstrukturen und Färbetechniken unter Verwendung von UV reaktiven Garnen beschäftigt.
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Investigations exploring traditional textile weaving and dyeing techniques in the use of UV reactive yarns.
2023
Cyanotype auf gestricktemTextil /// Cyanotype on knitted textile
je /// each 120 x 95 cm
Greek Beauty
2019
I Apollo, 2021, cyanotype on canvas,
230 x 150 cm
II Wounded Amazon, 2022, cyanotype on canvas, 152 x 152 cm
III Atlas, 2019, cyanotype on canvas,
210 x 150 cm
IV Minos, 2019, cyanotype on canvas,
190 x 150 cm
V Roman Copy, 2018, cyanotype on canvas,
190 x 150 cm
VI Kap Artemision, 2022, cyanotype on canvas,
250 x 150 cm
VII Venus (im Tanga), 2023, cyanotype on canvas, 182 x 152 cm
Living Picture
2023
I SMRK, 2023, in cooperation with Marie Athenstaedt, cyanotype on canvas, performed at Studio Bubec Praha, skulptures by Čestmír Suška, photo: Marie Athenstaedt
II holding power, 2022, Performance with „Vertigo“(2020), cyanotype on canvas, performed by Carla Anacker, Güterbahnhof Bremen, 2022, photo: Jasper Wessel
III Vertigo, 2020, cyanotype on canvas, performed by Voguing Artist Valentin Buhl, Leipzig, 2021
IV Minos, 2021, cyanotype on canvas, performed at Auwald Leipzig, 2021
V In my room, 2021, cyanotype on canvas, performed by Voguing Artist Phenix 007 at botanical garden Leipzig, 2021
VI Hands up!, 2020, In cooperation with Ivana de Vivanco, cyanotype on canvas, performed at Hostel Eden Leipzig, 2021
VII Skin Suit, 2020, In cooperation with Tegwen Evans, cyanotype on canvas, photo: Tegwen Evans
VIII Great Bothen, 2021, cyanotype on canvas, performed at Künstlerhaus Schaddelmühle, wall ceramics by Horst Skorupa, 2021
IX Eve, 2021, cyanotype on canvas, performed in the immersive wallpaper „Les Zones terrestres“ (1855). Kindly supported by Manufacture Zuber & Cie and the Musée du Papier Peint, Rixheim, 2021
X DMC 21, 2021, cyanotype on canvas, Motoco, Mulhouse, 2021
XI The visitors, Performance at Westfälische Salzwelten, Bad Sassendorf, 2022, Wall pieces by Kirsten Heuschen
Pattern
2021
I Altitude, 2022, in cooperation with Geographer
B. Zschischang, 230 x 150 cm, installation view PORTE, Leipzig, 2023, photo: Maria Morgenstern
II left: DMC 21, 2021, cyanotype on canvas, 19th century woodblock print, in cooperation with the Musée de l’Impression sur Etoffes Mulhouse,
230 x 150 cm
right: Mulhouse, 2021, cyanotype on canvas, 19th century woodblock print, in cooperation with the Musée de l’Impression sur Etoffes Mulhouse, 230 x 150 cm
III Vertigo, 2020, cyanotype on canvas, 230 x 150 cm
IV Balkonquarantäne, 2020, cyanotype on canvas, 4 parts each 115 x 50 cm
V Westerholt, 2022, cyanotype on canvas, 230 x 150 cm, installation view Westerholt mine Gelsenkirchen
VI Flickering Lights, 2020, cyanotype on canvas, each 120 x 105 cm
VII Species (Clouded leopard), 2023, cyanotype on canvas, 230 x 150 cm and Cow hid rug, 2023, Steel, 200 x 150 cm
VIII Species, exhibition view, Galerie Philipp Anders leipzig, 2024
IX Species (Schild), cyanotype on canvas, 230 x 150 cm
Embodiment
2017
I Embodiment # 3 – Wiederholung, 2017, cyanotype on canvas, 250 x 150 cm
II Embodiment # 9 – Habitat, 2018, cyanotype on canvas, 260 x 150 cm
III Embodiment # 6 – Ersatz, 2018, cyanotype on canvas, 250 x 150 cm
IV Embodiment # 7 – Kontrolle, 2018, cyanotype on canvas, 260 x 150 cm
V Embodiment # 8 – Regeneration, 2018, cyanotype on canvas, 260 x 150 cm
VI Exhibition view, Werkschauhalle Spinnerei Leipzig, 2021, photo: Josef Filipp Galerie
VII Exhibition view, Rituals and Architecture (with Ahu Dural) Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, 2018, photo: Joanna Pianka
VIII Embodiment # 2 – Brauch, 2017, cyanotype on canvas, 210 x 150 cm, Exhibition view, Rituals and Architecture (doubleshow with Ahu Dural) Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, 2018, photo: Joanna Pianka
IX Exhibition view, Rituals and Architecture (doubleshow with Ahu Dural) Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, 2018, photo: Maximilian Anelli-Monti
Maschine Bondage
2015
I Maschine Typ Maya, 2019, concrete, plants, exhibition view Zero Waste, Museum der Bildenden Künste Leipzig 2020, Photo: Roman Häbler
II Maschine (Yukka), 2019, concrete, lacquer, yukka palm, 30 x 50 x 40 cm
III Maschine (Philodendron), 2019, concrete, lacquer, philodendron congo, 30 x 50 x 40 cm, exhibition view PORTE Leipzig,2023, photo: Maria Morgenstern
IV Maschine (Prototyp), 2014, concrete, fur, 36 x 68 x 12 cm
V Breast Harness Zitronengelb, 2018, concrete, lacquer, polypropylene cord, 19 x 74 x 8 cm
VI Hip Harness Türkis, 2018, concrete, polypropylene cord, 17 x 47 x 7 cm
VII Exhibition view Zero Waste, Museum der Bildenden Künste Leipzig 2020, Photo: Roman Häbler
VIII Maschine (Kalbe/Milde), 2015, concrete, 180 x 60 x 60 cm, Location: Künstlerstadt Kalbe
IX Maschine (Tulip), 2013, concrete, shells, 38 x 51 x 5 cm
X Maschine (Tulip), 2013, concrete, shells, 38 x 51 x 5 cm
XI Maschine I (Donau), 2017, concrete, 20 x 30 x 30 cm, Location: Donau/Linz
XII Maschine II (Donau), 2017, concrete, 30 x 40 x 20 cm, Location: Donau/Linz
About
Klara Meinhardt (* 1987) studied Fine Arts at the Academy of Fine Arts Dresden and Performative Arts and Sculpture with Monica Bonvicini at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna. She completed her master's degree in media art, class for installation and space, at the Academy of Visual Arts Leipzig in 2015. Since then she has been working freelance in Leipzig. With her work, she has participated in national and international exhibitions, including the Grassi Museum für Angewandte Kunst Leipzig (2015), the annual exhibition of the Darmstädter Sezession (2016), the Triennale für Fotografie in Geneva (2019) and the Museum der bildenden Künste Leipzig (2020). She has been awarded working scholarships and residencies, including from CCA Andratx in Mallorca (2017). In 2019, she worked in Athens on a one-year DAAD scholarship and in 2021 she received a residency grant from the Goethe-Institut Nancy/Strasbourg in Mulhouse. She curated the exhibition Potnia Theron. The Animal in Science and Art (2016/17) at the Altana Gallery of the Custody in the Görges Building of the Dresden University of Technology. From 2015 to 2017, she was a lecturer at the Evening Academy of the Leipzig Academy of Visual Arts and held a teaching position in the Media Art Department of the Leipzig Academy of Visual Arts from 2017 to 2019.
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