Exhibitions
Städtische Galerie Reutlingen
30.04. – 24.07.2016
Saarländisches Künstlerhaus Saarbrücken
12.05. – 26.06.2016
KunstFestSpiele Herrenhausen, Hannover
18.05. – 02.06.2016
Heiko Wommelsdorf Atelier
In this publication, the atelier is paramount. Supported by a grant from the HAP Grieshaber Foundation in Reutlingen, Heiko Wommelsdorf converted his own workspace into a gallery for the presentation of various works of sound art. The current catalog provides an overview of the installations created during this period. The works were all photographed and filmed (accessible via a link) under the same conditions and are accompanied here by descriptive texts. Wommelsdorf (b. 1982 in Bremen), who studied under, among others, Arnold Dreyblatt and Ulrich Eller, has been working the field of sound art since 2007. With his materially reduced installations, Wommelsdorf concentrates on everyday acoustic phenomena. Discoveries made in urban spaces are transported into an exhibition context, where the recipient is then invited to experience these in the studio setting.
Swiss brochure binding
with dust jacket
17 x 24 cm
96 pages
70 color illustrations
German
Available
ISBN 978-3-86828-719-6
2016
Artists:
Editors:
Städtisches Kunstmuseum Spendhaus Reutlingen
Product information "Heiko Wommelsdorf"
In this publication, the atelier is paramount. Supported by a grant from the HAP Grieshaber Foundation in Reutlingen, Heiko Wommelsdorf converted his own workspace into a gallery for the presentation of various works of sound art. The current catalog provides an overview of the installations created during this period. The works were all photographed and filmed (accessible via a link) under the same conditions and are accompanied here by descriptive texts. Wommelsdorf (b. 1982 in Bremen), who studied under, among others, Arnold Dreyblatt and Ulrich Eller, has been working the field of sound art since 2007. With his materially reduced installations, Wommelsdorf concentrates on everyday acoustic phenomena. Discoveries made in urban spaces are transported into an exhibition context, where the recipient is then invited to experience these in the studio setting.
Swiss brochure binding
with dust jacket
17 x 24 cm
96 pages
70 color illustrations
German
Available
ISBN 978-3-86828-719-6
2016
Artists:
Editors:
Städtisches Kunstmuseum Spendhaus Reutlingen
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