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Marion Eichmann (* 1974 in Essen, Germany) is a German artist known for her sculptural paper collages, room installations, and drawings.
Life
[edit]Marion Eichmann studied arts at the Kunsthochschule Berlin-Weißensee (1996–2002).
Her final project „16324800 Maschen“ (2002)[1] (16324800 Meshes) was a massive room installation that helped her rise to international renown.
After her master student project "Ping Pong" (2003), a room installation of common objects covered in knit yarn - she started collaborations with BMW and spent three months working in Tokyo following an invitation from the Japanese fashion designer Issey Miyake.[2]
During her residence in New York in 2005 Marion Eichmann created detailed drawings of the cityscapes. She later reworked some of them into large-format illustrations and drawings, using various found objects and coloured paper to add a three-dimensional relief to her sketches.
To this day this remains her trademark style and can be seen in walkable room installations such as „Laundromat“ (2016/17, Kunstverein Marburg[3], IG Metall HaL[4]).
Marion Eichmann employs and combines several drawing and collage techniques to create colourful, three-dimensionally iterated pictures, objects, and installations.
Everyday objects are most commonly the foundation for her creations. Her works are highlighted by a great attention to detail in creation and observation and she often uses these details as the key motivation behind her pieces.
Marion Eichmann lives and works in Berlin. Her pieces can be found in several private and public collections, such as the Hasso Plattner Foundation, the collection Leinemann and the collection of the German Bundestag. In 2021 the Art advisory board of the Bundestag[5] has tasked her with an arts project for the German parliament to centre around the themes of architecture and parliamentary usage of the Reichstag[6].
With the exhibition "Follow M.E:." the gallery Stihl Waiblingen[7] has dedicated the first monographic retrospective in an art museum to Marion Eichmann.[8][9][10]
Selected accolades
[edit]- 2002: NaFög-scholarship for up and coming artists
- 2003: Mart Stam scholarship
- 2014: Franz-Joseph-Spiegler-award[11]
- 2017: Berlin Hyp Art Award
- 2019: Kunstpreis Münsterland[12]
Solo Exhibitions (Selection)
[edit]- 2002: 16324800 Maschen (16324800 Meshes) – A room installation: Galerie Hinterconti, Hamburg
- 2002: Berlin Collages – Galerie Elektrohaus 88, Hamburg
- 2002: Strickkleider und Collagen (Knit Dresses and Collages) – Galerie Kurkhaus Müller, Berlin
- 2002: Fashion show – Kulturbrauerei Berlin
- 2002: 16324800 Maschen (16324800 Meshes) – a room installation: Auguststrasse 52, Berlin
- 2003: Social Fabric, Lecture – Galerie Lothringer 13, Munich
- 2003: Ping Pong – A room installation: Joachimstrasse 3, Berlin
- 2003: Mart Stam – Mini Friedrichstrasse, Berlin
- 2004: Tokyo Mono – Auguststrasse 52, Berlin
- 2004: Eingestrickter MINI (Mini covered in knit yarn) – art collaborations with BMW, Munich/Berlin
- 2006: Drawings – Galerie Artae, Leipzig
- 2006: NY To Go, Tokyo Mono – Galerie deArtis Zug, Switzerland
- 2006: Collages NY To Go – Galerie Döbele, Dresden
- 2006: Drawing and Collages – Galeriarmazèm Lisbon, Portugal
- 2006: NY To Go – Galerie ArtBüro, Berlin
- 2007: Tokyo – New York Collagen – Installation – Galerie Geiger, Constance
- 2007: Drawings – Galeriarmazèm Lisbon, Portugal
- 2007: Zeichnungen, Collagen – Kunstverein Rastatt
- 2008: Drup(a)rt – Special at the Drupa Installation – Galerie T40, Duesseldorf
- 2008: Buffet Dreaming – Galerie Geiger, Konstanz
- 2009: Collagen – Galerie T40, Duesseldorf
- 2010: Auf Weiss (On White) – Städtische Galerie Lahr
- 2010: NY Goes Istanbul – Galerie Geiger, Constance
- 2011: Collagen – Gehag Forum, Berlin
- 2011: NY Lines – Galerie Geiger, Constance
- 2011: Look Twice – Kunstverein Bretten
- 2012: Zeichnung Installation Collage – Galerie Tammen & Partner, Berlin
- 2013: Zeichnung / Collage – Galerie Tammen & Partner, Berlin
- 2014: Mit Schere und Papier – Schloss Mochental, Galerie Schrade
- 2014: Look Twice – Galerie Schrade, Karlsruhe
- 2015: NY/ Tokyo/ Istanbul: Hessisches Landesmuseum & Schader-Stiftung Darmstadt
- 2015: Neue Arbeiten – DavisKlemmGallery, Wiesbaden
- 2015: Collagen – Galerie Rigassi, Bern, Schweiz
- 2016: Next Step – Städtische Galerie, Lahr
- 2016: Retrospektive – Gehag Forum, Berlin
- 2016: Neue Arbeiten – Galerie Tammen & Partner, Berlin
- 2017: Laundromat – Haus am Lützowplatz, IG Metall-Haus, Berlin
- 2017: Rot Gelb Blau – Galerie Tammen & Partner, Berlin
- 2017: Manythings – Essenheimer Kunstverein, Mainz
- 2017: Point of View – Marburger Kunstverein, Marburg
- 2017: Levels – Galerie Tobias Schrade, Ulm
- 2018: Hyp Preis 2017 Lichter – Hyp AG, Berlin
- 2018: Cuts – Galerie Anja Knoess, Cologne
- 2018: Points – Burg Kniphausen, Wilhelmshaven
- 2018/19: Halb 2 – Galerie Tammen, Berlin
- 2019: To and fro – Kunstraum Detmold[13]
- 2019: Papierarbeiten – Galerie Schrade Karlsruhe
- 2019: Cash – DavisKlemmGallery, Wiesbaden
- 2020: Follow M.E. – Museum Galerie Stihl, Waiblingen (catalogue)
- 2020: Collagen – Galerie Schrade, Schloss Mochental
- 2020: About – Galerie Tammen, Berlin
Publications about Marion Eichmann
[edit]- 2013: Look Twice Katalog – Jovis Verlag, ISBN 978-3-86859-257-3
- 2014: Mit Schere und Papier – Galerie Schrade, ISBN 3-924922-64-0
- 2015: Buch Kunst-Malerei-Skulptur-Objekt – ISBN 978-3-00-049816-9
- 2015: Künstler-Tourist: Urban Views – ISSN 2199-5036
- 2016: Marion Eichmann – Neuer Katalog
- 2018: Lichter Katalog – HYP Berlin, Galerie Tammen, Berlin
- 2018: Cuts Katalog – Galerie Anja Knoess, Köln
- 2018: Schnittstelle – Museum August Macke Haus, Bonn ISBN 978-3-942423-07-6
- 2019: To and Fro – Kunstraum Detmold ISBN 978-3-9818088-8-9
- 2019: Cash – DavisKlemmGallery, Wiesbaden Deutsch, Englisch
- 2020: Follow ME Katalog – ISBN 978-3-9817596-6-2
External links
[edit]References
[edit]- ^ Freddy Langer (2020-07-24). "Im Spielzeugland". faz.net. Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung. Retrieved 2021-05-15.
- ^ "Galerie Stihl Biography of Marion Eichmann" (PDF).
{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link) - ^ Uwe Badouin (2017-04-06). "Entdeckungsreise in Papier-Welten". op-marburg.de. Oberhessische Presse. Retrieved 2021-05-15.
- ^ IG Metall Bezirk Berlin-Brandenburg-Sachsen. "Laundromat - Papier-Welten von Marion Eichmann" (in German). Retrieved 2021-05-14.
- ^ "Deutscher Bundestag - Marion Eichmann" (in German). Retrieved 2021-05-14.
- ^ "Deutscher Bundestag - Kunstprojekt Marion Eichmann" (in German). Retrieved 2021-06-16.
- ^ "Galerie Stihl - Videos". Retrieved 2021-05-14.
- ^ Freddy Langer (2020-07-24). "Im Spielzeugland". faz.net. Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung. Retrieved 2021-05-15.
- ^ Annette Clauß (2020-05-28). "Follow M.E.: Marion Eichmann in Waiblingen – Großstadt-Hopping mit Papier, Schere, Stift". stn.de. Stuttgarter Nachrichten. Retrieved 2021-05-15.
- ^ Michaela Nolte (2020-08-16). "Die Zeichnerin und Collagistin Marion Eichmann – Reizüberflutung ist ihre Strategie". tagesspiel.de. Tagesspiegel. Retrieved 2021-05-15.
- ^ Marion Eichmann: Mit Schere und Papier (Schloss Mochental) artnet.com, abgerufen am 11. Mai 2021
- ^ Kunstverein Münsterland, Kunstpreis, abgerufen am 11. Mai 2021
- ^ Ausstellung Marion Eichmann Kulturvereinigung OWL, abgerufen am 11. Mai 2021
[[Category:1974 births]]