Galerie

Georg Nothelfer

Thomas Hartmann. Königsdisziplin

29 September to 3 November 2018 ⟶ Corneliusstraße

Exhibition View
Thomas Hartmann. Königsdisziplin
Exhibition View
left: Verbindungen (Connections), 1995 - 2004, oil/canvas, 180 x 250 cm 
right: Stadtteil IV (District IV), 1990, oil/canvas, 200 x 160 cm
Thomas Hartmann. Königsdisziplin
left: Verbindungen (Connections), 1995 - 2004, oil/canvas, 180 x 250 cm 
right: Stadtteil IV (District IV), 1990, oil/canvas, 200 x 160 cm
Millionen Stadt I (Million City I), 1990, oil/canvas, 180 x 250 cm (SOLD)
Thomas Hartmann. Königsdisziplin
Millionen Stadt I (Million City I), 1990, oil/canvas, 180 x 250 cm (SOLD)
Untitled (Packstation) 2017, oil/canvas, 130 x 180 cm
Thomas Hartmann. Königsdisziplin
Untitled (Packstation) 2017, oil/canvas, 130 x 180 cm
Verbindungen (Connections), 1995 - 2004, oil/canvas, 180 x 250 cm
Thomas Hartmann. Königsdisziplin
Verbindungen (Connections), 1995 - 2004, oil/canvas, 180 x 250 cm
Partial view of the exhibition
Thomas Hartmann. Königsdisziplin
Partial view of the exhibition
Die Natur ist größer (Nature is bigger), 2015, oil/canvas, 180 x 250 cm (SOLD)
Thomas Hartmann. Königsdisziplin
Die Natur ist größer (Nature is bigger), 2015, oil/canvas, 180 x 250 cm (SOLD)
Sonntag (Sunday), 2008 - 2015, oil/canvas, 180 x 140 cm
Thomas Hartmann. Königsdisziplin
Sonntag (Sunday), 2008 - 2015, oil/canvas, 180 x 140 cm
Untitled (Viele Einzelne 2), 2005 – 2018, mixed media/paper, 52,5 x 100 cm (SOLD)
Thomas Hartmann. Königsdisziplin
Untitled (Viele Einzelne 2), 2005 – 2018, mixed media/paper, 52,5 x 100 cm (SOLD)
Partial view of the exhibition
Thomas Hartmann. Königsdisziplin
Partial view of the exhibition
Der erste Frost (The First Frost), 1999 - 2003, oil/canvas, 140 x 200 cm
Thomas Hartmann. Königsdisziplin
Der erste Frost (The First Frost), 1999 - 2003, oil/canvas, 140 x 200 cm
Großstädter (City Dwellers), 6 works on paper, 1989, mixed media/paper, 31 x 23 cm
Thomas Hartmann. Königsdisziplin
Großstädter (City Dwellers), 6 works on paper, 1989, mixed media/paper, 31 x 23 cm
Partial view of the exhibition
Thomas Hartmann. Königsdisziplin
Partial view of the exhibition
Petersburg Hanging, 2006 - 2018, oil/canvas, 200 x 160 cm
Thomas Hartmann. Königsdisziplin
Petersburg Hanging, 2006 - 2018, oil/canvas, 200 x 160 cm
from left to right:
Patient, 2015, mixed media/paper, 40 x 30 cm 
Footbridge, 2012, mixed media/paper, 40 x 30 cm 
Different ways to the same goal, 2012, mixed media/paper, 40 x 30 cm
Thomas Hartmann. Königsdisziplin
from left to right:
Patient, 2015, mixed media/paper, 40 x 30 cm 
Footbridge, 2012, mixed media/paper, 40 x 30 cm 
Different ways to the same goal, 2012, mixed media/paper, 40 x 30 cm
Das blaue Kleid (The blue dress), 2018, oil/canvas, 130 x 110 cm
Thomas Hartmann. Königsdisziplin
Das blaue Kleid (The blue dress), 2018, oil/canvas, 130 x 110 cm
Dünenwald (Dune Forest), 1999 - 2018, oil/canvas, 85 x 110 cm
Thomas Hartmann. Königsdisziplin
Dünenwald (Dune Forest), 1999 - 2018, oil/canvas, 85 x 110 cm
"The work in the studio is without beginning and end. The finished picture is only an interruption". With these words, Thomas Hartmann not only describes his own attitude to work as a painter, but he also characterises each finished picture as a snapshot from a constantly changing flow of painting, as a pause in the constant striving to discover the secret of painting. Movement resonates, being on the move, a goal in sight, recognisable but not representable. Restlessness drives the painter - restlessness as a productive state out of which pictures become possible, restlessness that enables the painter to start again and again, to break open anew, and the picture as an individual and autonomous piece of painting whose goal remains uncertain. For "if it were clearly delineated," wrote Paul Valéry, "there would be no [pictures] that one never gets to the bottom of." (Text: Annette Meyer zu Eissen)
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