Catrin G Grosse

Catrin G Grosse (* 1964 in Finsterwalde), also known as Catrin Große, is a German painter, graphic designer and sculptor.

Career

Catrin G Grosse began at 16 years of age with an evening class in painting and graphic design in Cottbus at Uli Richter, Hans Scheuerecker und Dietrich Brüning, while obtaining her baccalaureate degree (abitur) in parallel. She studied from 1984 to 1989 painting and graphic design at the College of Fine Arts in Dresden and in 1991 received a diploma.[1] 1991 to 1993 she was a master student of Prof. Günter Horlbeck. 1993-1994 she received the Philip Morris sponsorship of the arts, a residency at the Museum Schloss Moritzburg. 1994-1995 she obtained a DAAD scholarship for postgraduate studies followed at the Royal College of Art, London in the printing department, with Professor Tim Mara, where she developed the anvil print technology. Anvil print is an embossing process, which combines various printing techniques in a single print by rolling or cutting operations of the pressure. Printing is done with oil paint on very heavy cotton based handmade paper on a low-pressure roll press with very soft felt or rubber foam.

Since 1995 Catrin G Grosse works as a freelance artist, graphic artist and sculptor.

Since then she held numerous lectures and workshops (e.g. at the University of Art & Design in Coventry, Yale College in Wrexham and the University of Wales). Since 2002, she taught creative techniques designed to tender for the expansion of art education and the integration of artistic and aesthetic processes in the learning process (ARTuS! project).[2] It focussed from 1997 to 2006 on ceramics in collaboration with the ceramicist Ilona Möbert, Cottbus and the companies Sachsen Porzellan, Freital und Arite, Meissen and with the jewellery designer Brit Kolleß, Dresden. Since 2004, she created film making projects (Film „Wahlwerbung“ 2004, „Blickwinkel“ 2004–2005, „Wechselspiel“ 2006, „Nationalhymne“ 2007).

Since 1998, Catrin G Grosse works mainly in the fields of printmaking, sculpture and installation. Since 2007 she also taught in the art painting and graphics at the music school "Gebrüder Graun" in Herzberg.[3] She is a member of GEDOK. Since 2010 Catrin C.Große is creating bronze figures in Thailand with Thomas Reichstein and Doreen Wolff.

Exhibitions

Works in the Public Domain

Publications

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References

  1. ↑ Vom Moment der „göttlichen Langeweile“: Der erste Treff des Gewerbestammtisches Doberlug-Kirchhain nach der Sommerpause führte am Donnerstagabend in die Welt der Kunst. Lausitzer Rundschau vom 2. Oktober 2010. In German
  2. ↑ ARTuS Projekt Brandenburger Bildungsserver. In Geman.
  3. ↑ Internationale Kunsterfahrung an der Kreismusikschule: Interessenten für Großprojekt zum 50. Jubiläum gesucht.Kreisanzeiger für den Landkreis Elbe-Elster Nr. 1/2007, Seite 8. In Geman.
  4. ↑ Artfacts.de Catrin G. Große
  5. ↑ Olaf Haughk und Brigitta Krause: Druckstöcke beim Erlebnisfest der Sinne im Park von Großenhain, 2003. In German.
  6. ↑ Banausen sägten Penis ab: An der ,Samenbank‘ fehlt leider das wichtigste Teil. Chemnitzer Morgenpost, 3. September 2003. In German.
  7. ↑ Brandenburgischer Künstlerverband im Luisenforum - Staatssekretär Komusiewicz eröffnet erste Ausstellung am neuen Ort. In German.
  8. ↑ Jürgen Weser: 13. Flugversuch landet im Blumentopf. Lausitzer Rundschau, 20. August 2009. In German.
  9. ↑ Deutsche Botschaft Bangkok: Deutsche Künstler zu Besuch in Ban Pong. In German
  10. ↑ OCLC 312113499
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