A FAMOUS MEMBER OF THE HAGENBUND WILL BE PRESENTED:
Karl Hauk exhibition in the LENTOS Kunstmuseum Linz
Karl Hauk (1898 – 1974) belongs to the generation that experienced both world wars and many upheavals. His surviving work is extensive and stylistically diverse. New objective visual concepts can be found in Karl Hauk's work as well as expressionist tendencies. The themes are mainly kept in a figurative, scenic style and deal with working life in a socially critical manner, are dedicated to religious depictions or deal with the most diverse facets of lovers.
As the first director and later head of the master class for painting at the art school of the city of Linz, he was significantly involved in the artistic education of the first post-war generation. Karl Hauk also carried out many commissions in the public space in Linz (including the clock for the Linz tobacco factory in 1932, a mural for the meeting room of the Medical Association in 1957). Unfortunately, much of this art was destroyed during the Second World War, including the murals in the Chamber of Labor (1929) and the frescoes in the station hall (1937).
The exhibition in the Lentos documents Karl Hauk's extensive work.Duration of the exhibition: Duration of the exhibition: October 14, 2022 to January 08, 2023
Exhibition
Successful opening of the large Hagenbund exhibition in the Leopold Museum
The large Hagenbund exhibition in the Leopold Museum opened on September 15 with very positive media response. www.leopoldmuseum.orgRepresentative reference is made to the report with video in orf.at
The exhibition is open until February 6, 2023.
we are proud to have contributed to this success!
exhibition
In Collaboration between the Friends of the Hagenbund and the Zinkenbach Painters' Colony Museum
The 2022 annual exhibition of the Museum Zinkenbacher Malerkolonie in St. Gilgen was created with the significant participation of our association, both through loans and through the curating work of our Bernhard Barta. It will open on June 18th and run until October 9th, 2022. Under the title 'In bright and in dark times', the light and dark sides of interwar art with the Hagenbund at the center are illuminated. A comprehensive catalog provides a detailed overview of this period. More at: www.malerkolonie.atEin Video of the exhibition opening can be found here
June 7-10, 2022
Ö1, series Subject: History: 'Der Hagenbund', at 5.55 p.m
TV film commissioned by the Hagenbundfreunde
A documentary commissioned by our association and realized by PopUp Media Film- & TV-Produktion DER HAGENBUND - DIE VERLORENE MODERNE was broadcast on April 26, 2022 by ORFIII in the 'Erbe Österreich' series. The film aims to bring 'our' artist association out of the shadow of the Künstlerhaus and Secession and to make it known to a wider audience. The presentation of selected locations with works by Hagenbund artists in public space forms the common thread for a mixture of statements by well-known art experts.
The Hagenbund - The Lost Modern Age
THE CLUB OF HAGENBUND FRIENDS TRIGGERED DEBATE ABOUT THE VIENNA ART HISTORY INSTITUTE
Status report from June 2021:
For more than a year we have been pursuing an exciting project: the implementation of more teaching and research on the subject of "Art of the Danube Region in the First Half of the 20th Century" at the Institute for Art History at the University of Vienna - with the aim of providing students with questions Viennese modernism, the Secession, the youth style and Art Deco, Wiener Werkstätte, artists' associations of that time, etc. are confronted. Unfortunately, this topic has only been dealt with incidentally at the University of Vienna for decades. The consequence of this is that the art period, which is of great international interest, is hardly researched and the students miss out on career opportunities as a result. Our basic demand is therefore to broaden our teaching activities in this area of art history so that more academic work can be carried out by students in this area. We have therefore not only initiated an intensive discourse in the newspaper "Die Presse", but also talks with the board of directors of the institute, the responsible Vice Rector, representatives of the Ministry of Science and, most recently, with the dean of the associated faculty, Mr. Univ. Prof. Dr. Sebastian Schütze, led. We were informed about the first steps in the right direction. From the autumn semester 21/22, Dr. Reinald Franz, curator of the Glass and Ceramics Collection at the MAK, will hold a course on a relevant topic. In addition, a specialist who has not yet been named has completed his habilitation at the institute on the subject of "Vienna 1900" and will also be offering a course from the coming winter semester.
Unfortunately, our goal of creating a relevant professorship is not yet in sight, probably also because there are supposedly hardly any suitable "offspring" with a corresponding habilitation. We are staying on this topic and hope for further partial successes
Franz M. Bogner
Below is an overview of the previous contributions in chronological order. The text can be called up as a pdf by clicking on the relevant article.
8.6.2020 Klimt nicht nur ausstellen, auch erforschen! Almuth Spiegler
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24.6.2020 Österreichs Klimt-Paradoxon. Contemporary Matters
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25.6.2020 Ist eine österreichische Kunstgeschichte nationalistisch? Almuth Spiegler
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1.7.2020 Mehr Weitblick für Wien um 1900! Christoph Thun-Hohenstein
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7.7.2020 Ein Zentrum für Österreichs Kunstgeschichte. Raphael Rosenberg
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10.7.2020 Stillstand in der Kunstgeschichte. Rainald Franz
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23.7.2020 Längst überfällige Diskussion zu unserem Kulturerbe. Herbert Karner, Werner Telesko
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9.9.2020 Die Wiener Moderne braucht mehr Raum. Stella Rollig
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18.9.2020 Wiener Moderne: Zu tun gäbe es genug! Ernst Ploil
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26.2.2021 Record price for "Carl Moll´s" paintings, Die Presse
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24.2.2021 Stella Rollig about "blockbuster exhibitions", Der Standard
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30.1.2021 Article about Joseph Urban, Wiener Zeitung 30.01.2021
12.6.2020 Ein Stiefkind in Lehre und Forschung? Manfred Götz
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27.6.2020 „Wiener Moderne“, eine wegweisende Epoche. Franz Bogner
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29.6.2020 Klimt ist nur Schlagwort für den Gesamtkomplex. Manfred Götz
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3.7.2020 Interesse bei den Studenten ist vorhanden. Cornelia Cabuk
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9.7.2020 Thema verfehlt, mehr ist dazu nicht zu sagen. Manfred Götz
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11.7.2020 Kein Anliegen einer Wiener Universität? Franz Bogner
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25.7.2020 Klimt und „Ver sacrum“ waren erst der Anfang. Dietrich Kraft
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24.8.2020 Architektur-Juwel stünde zur Verfügung. Franz Bogner
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14.9.2020 Zu tun bleibt viel, das Feld ist weit gesteckt. Manfred Götz
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