Exhibition Jindřich Zeithamml - graphics

Organizer: The Office of the Government of the Czech Republic.

The exhibition was opened by the Prime Minister Jan Fischer on 13 May 2010; the curator of the exhibition Ms. Adriana Primusová gave an introductory speech about Zeithamml's works. Performance of the music Romany group Le čhavendar also formed a part of the vernissage.

The exhibition will be open to the public on the occasion of the open day. We will inform you on the particular date on our websites.

Jindřich Zeithamml (1949) sculptor, graphic designer, academic.

He studied in Hořice at the School of Sculpture and Stonemasonry, shortly at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague (1968), during his emigration he graduated at the State Art Academy in Düsseldorf (1976-1982). Since 1995 he has been living in Bohemia where he has been heading a sculptural studio at the Prague Academy of Fine Arts. He has been obtained several prestige awards and has performed number of public executions, e.g. the sculpture in the seat of the North Rhine-Westphalia government in Düsseldorf (1991), the sculpture for the seat of the government in Münster (1992), he presented his works at many solo and collective exhibitions in Germany, France and Bohemia.

The exhibition presents relatively extensive and nearly unknown part of Zeithamml's works – etchings, aquatints and particularly colour woodblocks. Graphic works are accompanied by several watercolours and sculptures. This context shows the integrity of the Zeithamml's work.

Biography

1949 born in Teplice
1976-1982 State Art Academy in Düsseldorf
1985 Gustav-Poensgen Award, travel scholarship, New York
Kunstfond Bonn, Award of the City of Bonn
Award of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia
1986 Hilly scholarship, Geneva
Since 1995 professor of the sculptural studio at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague

Solo exhibitions (selection)

1980
Gallery G. et S. Mathieu, Besancon, France
1982
Gallery Schmela, Düsseldorf, Germany
Art Cologne in Cologne on the Rhine, 1st prize, Germany
1983
Gallery Schmela, Düsseldorf, Geramany
Kunstverein, Krefeld, Germany
1984
Museum Abteiberg, Mönchengladbach, Germany
1985
Municipal Gallery Düsseldorf, Germany
1986
Gallery Schmela, Düsseldorf, Germany
1989
Gallery Lamgniére, Saint Germain, Paris, France
1991
Studio Opatov, Prague
1992
Gallery Fochem, Krefeld, Germany
Kunstverein, Bonn, Germany
State Gallery Buntertor, Bremen, Germany
Festung Rüsselsheim, Germany
Gallery Feuerle, Cologne on the Rhine, Germany
1993
State Gallery of Modern Arts, Munich, Germany
1994
Kunstverein, Kassel, Germany
1995
Gallery of the Capital City of Prague, Municipal Library, Prague
1997
Gallery Bayer&Bayer, Prague
1999
Gallery Šternberk
2000
Gallery Klatovy-Klenová
House of Arts, České Budějovice
Jacobihaus, Malkasten, Düsseldorf, Germany
2001
Gallery Caesar, Olomouc
State Gallery of Fine Arts, Most
Gallery Bayer&Bayer, Prague
2002
Egon Schiele Art Centrum, Český Krumlov
2003
Gallery KAI DE KAI, Prague
2004
Gallery Mathieu, Lyon, France
Gallery of Jiří Jílek, Šumperk
2006
Gallery of the City of Pilsen, Pilsen
Dialogues (with M. Immrová), the Hall under the Plečnik´s staircase, Prague Castle, Prague

Collective exhibitions (selection)

1980
Kyncl – Moucha – Zeithamml, Düsseldorf, Germany

1981
0211, Kunstmuseum Düsseldorf, Germany
Entwicklungen, Paris, Berlin
1984
5 junge Bildhauer, Museum Folkwang, Essen, Germany
1985
Sich verselbstständigende Möbel, Von der Heydt Museum, Wuppertal, Germany
1987
Wechselströme, Kunstverein, Bonn, Germany
1988
Sculpture D-88, Düsseldorf, Germany
Aus Westdeutschen Ateliers, Sofia, Bulgaria
1989
Holz-Struktur und Skulpturen, Stadtlohn, Germany
Vom schönen schein, Würzburg, Germany
1991
Kunstfonds 10 Jahre, Kunstverein Bonn, Germany
1993
Peter Royen and his friends, Kunsthalle, Düsseldorf, Germany
1994
Fünf Künstler – Fünf Räume, Kunsthalle Wuppertal, Germany
1998
Six artists from Praque, Lydon Fine Art, Chicago, USA
Artefakte der Hoffnung, Landesmuseum Mainz, Germany
2000
End of the World?, National Gallery, Kinský Palace, Prague
2001
Preziosen, Kunsthalle Lingen, Germany
2003
Original Source of the Czech Culture, Mánes Gallery, Prague
140 years of Art Clubhouse, Municipal Library, Prague
2004
Stones and Stars, observatory Ondřejov
2005
Ecce Luce, Moravian Gallery, Brno
Winter, Czech Museum of Fine Arts, Prague
2007
Awareness of a man, Art Clubhouse, Masné Krámy Gallery, Pilsen,
Awareness of a man, Art Clubhouse, Mánes, Prague
2008
Peter Royen sieht rot, Arteversum, Düesseldorf, Germany
5th Salon of the City of Zlín, Regional Gallery of Fine Arts, Zlín
Nothing to show...?, Kateřinská Garden, Prague
E.I.B.E., Con.Sum, Düsseldorf, Germany
Sculptures of members of the Art Clubhouse, Sovinec Castle
2009
Entering the Space, Gallery of Fine Arts in Most