Oil Pastel Painting | | Richard Vogl | "Spaziergang (für N.)", 2006 | "Schlafende mit Kaktus", 2003 |
Richard Vogl
Born in 1952 in Furth im Wald | 1973 – 80 Studies at the Academy of Visual Arts in Munich | 1984 State fellowship for painting of the Free State of Bavaria, Scholarship of the City of Lahti, Finland | 1986 USA Scholarship of the Free State of Bavaria | 1988 Cultural Fellowship East Bavaria | 1998 Art Scholarship of the Bavarian Academy of Fine Arts in Munich | 2004 Selected to be a member of the Bavarian Academy of the Fine Arts | 2005 Working Scholarship at the Tyrone Guthrie Centre, Annaghmakerrig, Ireland | The artist lives in Bernhardswald near Regensburg.
More at www.richardvogl.de
Sketch – Consolidiation – Development of Images through the Interplace between Imagination and Visual Means
Oil pastel chalks offer an ideal opportunity to work very spontaneously wherever you are in a relatively small format, but still with the entire repertoire. In their malleability and bodilyness, good oil pastel chalks are similar to the oil colours, but they can be handled more directly. The immediate haptic contact with colour substance and painting ground, which results from the – to a large extent – disappearance of the link between the hand and colour material (brush etc.) promotes sensitivity and intensity.
The course deals with various approaches, from quick, spontaneous sketching, the condensation of images to painting, which evolves from the process of imagination and the tension between one’s own will for expression and the demands of the image itself.
Application documents
10 – 15 informative photos or prints, short CV. Max. number of participants: 12
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