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Richard Vogl
Born in 1952 in Furth im Wald | 1973 – 80 Studies at the Academy of Visual Arts, Munich | 1984 State Scholarship for Painting from the Free State of Bavaria, Scholarship from the city of Lahti, Finland | 1986 USA scholarship from the Free State of Bavaria for New York | 1988 Cultural Scholarship for Eastern Bavaria | 1998 Art Scholarship from the Bavarian Academy of Fine Arts, Munich | 2004 selected to become a member of the Bavarian Academy of Fine Arts | 2005 Working Scholarship at the Tyrone Guthrie Centre, Annaghmakerrig, Ireland
More at www.richardvogl.de
Imagination and visual means
Free, process-like painting resulting from the interplay between imagination and the world of the painter on the one hand, and the visual means on the other hand. An image does not emerge from perceptions and ideas alone. Nor does it come from the means alone. Both components in a dialogue with one another, contesting one another, bring a visual event closer to the “necessary” picture. Based on their individual requirements and creative impulses, the participants shall be stimulated and encouraged to engage in an imaginative, visual process and the adventure of painting resulting from the tension between one’s own will for expression and the demands of the image.
The course shall increase the participants’ sensitivity in the perception of the demands and suggestions of the image, in order to recognize and use their productive impulses to create an authentic invention.
Material: All painting and drawing material, preferably acrylics and oil pastel chalks
Application documents
Photographs of own work. Short CV.
A short statement on artistic foci and course expectations. Max. number of participants: 12
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