*1960
Europe
Brandenburger
Susanne
1138
Artist ID:
Solo Exhibitions
Alten- und Servicezentrum, München
Galerie Golart, München
Galerie Kurzparkzone, München
Galerie Landesamt für Vermessung und Geoinformationen, München
Galerie Lebensraum Kunst, Hohenbrunn
Hypo-Vereinsbank in München
Kirche St. Benedikt München-Westend
Kunstverein Regensburg
Seidelvilla Kulturzentrum München-Schwabing
Group Exhibitions
Autorengalerie, München-Schwabing
Blindeninstitut, München – Nymphenburg
Bürgerhaus Eching bei München
Fruchthof, München
Galerie Huber, München
Hohensalzburg, Salzburg
Kairos New Art Galerie, München
Kunst im Karre, München-Schwabing
Kunst in Sendling
Kunstverein Ebersberg
Landartprojekt Sendlinger Wald
Open Westend, München
Rathaus/ Schloss, Wertingen
Sendlinger Kulturschmiede
Publications | Prints
Atelierzeitschrift Kunst in Sendling (multiple issues)
Chefsache medical journal
Frauen in der Kunst Band 1: Ausgewählte Künstlerinnen vom Mittelalter bis zur Neuzeit, Fine Art Enterprise
Internationale Kunstzeitschrift Nike
Katalog 6. Internationaler Syrlin-Kunstpreis, Stuttgart
Landesamt für Vermessungen und Geodaten, Galeriekatalog
Brief Biography
Biography and Background
Born in Rheinland-Pfalz, Susanne Brandenburger initially took her first artistic steps under the guidance of the artist Paul in den Eicken and later moved to Bavaria, Munich, for a stage dance training.
Participation as an external member in a project by Professor Daniel Spoerri led her to study at the Academy of Fine Arts and graduate with a diploma in Applied Graphics under Gerhard Berger.
She received a scholarship from the State Ministry of Science and Art for a masterclass at the Salzburg Summer Academy under Professor Emilio Vedova.
This reinforced her already abstract, sensitively moving informal works.
Brief Biography
Biography and Background
Born in Rheinland-Pfalz, Susanne Brandenburger initially took her first artistic steps under the guidance of the artist Paul in den Eicken and later moved to Bavaria, Munich, for a stage dance training.
Participation as an external member in a project by Professor Daniel Spoerri led her to study at the Academy of Fine Arts and graduate with a diploma in Applied Graphics under Gerhard Berger.
She received a scholarship from the State Ministry of Science and Art for a masterclass at the Salzburg Summer Academy under Professor Emilio Vedova.
This reinforced her already abstract, sensitively moving informal works.
Women in Art
Kosmische Kraft 2
1816
Art ID
2005
|
150 x 160 cm
Mixed media on canvas
4600
$
Susanne
Brandenburger
Women in Art
Verschoben
1818
Art ID
2007
|
135 x 160 cm (2-part)
Mixed media on canvas
4000
$
Susanne
Brandenburger
Women in Art
Lufträume
1819
Art ID
2008
|
145 x 175 cm (9-part)
Mixed media on canvas
4200
$
Susanne
Brandenburger
Women in Art
Himmelstanz 4
1823
Art ID
2013
|
100 x 202 cm (2-part)
Mixed media on canvas
4400
$
Susanne
Brandenburger
Further Works of This Artist
Our Mission and Actions
At THE ART HUB, our mission is initially focused on addressing a profound imbalance within the art world, specifically catering to women artists. In the current landscape, a mere 5% to 15% of artworks traded at auctions are created by women, starkly contrasted by the overwhelming 85% to 95% of works by male artists. This disparity is not only confined to auctions but is also prevalent in exhibitions, where male-created art significantly overshadows that of their female counterparts.
By concentrating our efforts on female artists, THE ART HUB aims to counteract this imbalance and champion women within the art community. This initiative is designed to amplify the visibility of women artists, making their creations more accessible to a wider audience, and ultimately striving for a more balanced representation of genders within art auctions and exhibitions. By prioritizing women in art, our platform boldly advocates for equality and diversity within the art sector, signaling a commitment to reshaping and enriching the cultural landscape.
Artist Statement
Space, sound, and movement accompany her in all her contemplative, intuitive work as a freelance artist in Munich.
Each piece is a step deeper and later higher into direct sensitivity and the creative spirit. Occasionally, forms of learned or unlearned signs appear, which correspond with freely moving structures.
The color space also interacts with the painting lines, like a dance of the elements, in an attempt to create an expressive togetherness.
Currently, Susanne Brandenburger is again working with natural materials that remind of drawings of freely floating mobiles in the space.
The tactile nature of the elements, which form a life of their own, occupy space and give it back. This concept is a purposeful engagement for the artist in further contemplating our life worlds.
Solo Exhibitions
Alten- und Servicezentrum, München
Galerie Golart, München
Galerie Kurzparkzone, München
Galerie Landesamt für Vermessung und Geoinformationen, München
Galerie Lebensraum Kunst, Hohenbrunn
Hypo-Vereinsbank in München
Kirche St. Benedikt München-Westend
Kunstverein Regensburg
Seidelvilla Kulturzentrum München-Schwabing
Group Exhibitions
Autorengalerie, München-Schwabing
Blindeninstitut, München – Nymphenburg
Bürgerhaus Eching bei München
Fruchthof, München
Galerie Huber, München
Hohensalzburg, Salzburg
Kairos New Art Galerie, München
Kunst im Karre, München-Schwabing
Kunst in Sendling
Kunstverein Ebersberg
Landartprojekt Sendlinger Wald
Open Westend, München
Rathaus/ Schloss, Wertingen
Sendlinger Kulturschmiede
Publications | Prints
Atelierzeitschrift Kunst in Sendling (multiple issues)
Chefsache medical journal
Frauen in der Kunst Band 1: Ausgewählte Künstlerinnen vom Mittelalter bis zur Neuzeit, Fine Art Enterprise
Internationale Kunstzeitschrift Nike
Katalog 6. Internationaler Syrlin-Kunstpreis, Stuttgart
Landesamt für Vermessungen und Geodaten, Galeriekatalog
