Eva Choung-Fux<\/p>\n
1935 born in Vienna \/ Austria
\n1962. Graduation with Mag.art. at the Academy for Applied Arts in Vienna (Prof. F. Herbert und Prof. E. B\u00e4umer).
\n1958 \u2013 1960 and 1962 \u2013 1968 (with Family and two children) free-lance artist in Japan and Korea <\/p>\n
Teaching Assignments, Jury Positions, Affiliations (extract)<\/p>\n
1968 \u20131993. Austria University for Applied Arts in Vienna (photography and print graphic)
\n1970 \u20131998. Assignments: CHINA, FINLAND, GERMANY, KOREA, SPAIN, and USA
\n1970 \u20131992. GBK Artists Association (K\u00fcnstlerhaus Vienna), board member and curator
\n1970 \u2013 Member GBK Artists Association (K\u00fcnstlerhaus Vienna)
\n1972 \u20131993. President of XYLON Austria (international wood-cut association)
\n1972 \u20132003. Member of the international jury at Art Triennial Majdanek, Poland
\n1999 \u2013 Member of the Asociaci\u00f3n de Artistas Visuales, AAVIBM Mallorca\/Spain<\/p>\n
From 1972 Participation and distinctions at International Graphic- Biennials, Triennials and International group exhibitions (extract):
\nAUSTRIA\/Vienna; CHINA\/Beijing, Tienjin-Teda Sculpture Park; Olympic Park; BIAB I, II, III, V; GERMANY\/Berlin: Spandau; Schwetzingen.
\nJAPAN: Tokyo, Kochi, Sapporo.
\nKOREA: Seoul;
\nPOLAND: Cracow, Lodz, Majdanek, Poznan, Rzeszow, Warsaw;
\nSPAIN\/Majorca: Alar\u00f3, Campos, Inca, S\u00f2ller.
\nSWITZERLAND: Fribourg, Winterthur, St.Gallen. <\/p>\n
SOLO-EXHIBITIONS (extract without date)<\/p>\n
From 1958 graphic, print-graphic, photography, painting, object art.
\nAUSTRIA\/Vienna: Ludwig – Modern Art Museum, PSK Gallery, Bawag Fundation, GBK K\u00fcnstlerhaus, Artefakt; Salzburg Gallery Altn\u00f6der.
\nCHINA\/Shanghai: Library Art-Hall, Beijing: Gallery University Applied Arts.
\nCROATIA\/Modern Art Museums in: Dubrovnik Osijek, Rijeka, Split, Zagreb.
\nFINLAND\/Helsinki: University Applied Arts Gallery.
\nGERMANY\/M\u00fcnchen: Kunsthaus Deggendorf; Dresden: Gallery Alaunplatz; Moritzburg: Art Gallery. HOLLAND: Overloon: War- and Resistance-Museum.
\nHUNGARY\/Gy\u00f6r: Synagogue.
\nJAPAN\/Tokyo: Aoki-Gallery, Kyoto: Heian-Gallery, Osaka: Suzuki Art Salon.
\nKOREA\/Seoul: Myongundong Art Gallery.
\nPOLAND: Warsaw: Zacheta Gallery, Rzeszow: Holocaust Gallery, Poznan: City Gallery, Majdanek: Panstwowe Muzeum Na Majdanku, Lodz: Miejska Galeria Sztuki.
\nSLOVAKIA\/Banska Bystrica: State Museum; Bratislava: Art Forum.
\nSPAIN\/Majorca\/Palma: Es Baluard-Museum, Galer\u00eda Ferrocarril; Soller: Museum Can Prunera; Campos: Pere Ignasi, Alina Galler\u00eda; Colonia San Jordi: Galer\u00eda Matisos; Santanyi: Centro Cultural.
\nSWEDEN\/Uppsala: City Art Hall, Kalmar: Ulfsborg-Gallery, Stockholm: Grev-Gallery.
\nUSA\/WI: Ripon Lane- Gallery, Caestecker Foundation; Los Angeles: Wiesenthal Foundation.<\/p>\n
WORKS IN PUBLIC COLLECTIONS (extract without date) <\/p>\n
ALEMANIA\/ Berlin: Sammlung Preu\u00dfischer Kulturbesitz; D\u00fcsseldorf: Paper Museum, Cologne Ludwig Collection.
\nAUSTRIA\/Vienna: Collections: Art Collection, Artothek-Federal Collection, Museum of Modern Art, Postal Saving Bank, BAWAG Foundation, Ludwig Collection Vienna, University of Applied Arts; CHINA\/Beijing: Collections: NAMOC China National Art Museum, University for Applied Art, International Biennale BIAB, City of Beijing Sculpture; TianJin-Teda National Collection for Contemporary Sculpture; Shanghai Library.
\nFINLAND\/Helsinki: University for Applied Arts. HUNGARY\/Gy\u00f6r: Municipal Art Museum. JAPAN\/Tokyo: TOM Museum for the Blind; Kochi Paper Museum.
\nPOLAND\/Warsaw: Zacheta; Majdanek State Museum; Lodz Municipal Art Collection.
\nSPAIN \/Majorca\/Palma: Collecci\u00f3n-Serra, Foundation Pilar i Joan Mir\u00f2, Es Baluard-Museum, Foundation Tren Del Art; Soller: Museum Can Prunera; UIB Coll. Valencia: University Coll.
\nUSA\/WI: Ripon Lane- Gallery, Caestecker Foundation; Los Angeles: Wiesenthal Foundation.<\/p>\n
WORKS IN PRIVATE COLLECTIONS (extract)<\/p>\n
AUSTRIA: Fux -, Marschner-, Nakajima-, Puchinger-, R\u00f6schl-, Stasny-, Zeiller Collection.
\nCHINA: Miao Hong Bin; Wei Xiao Ming Collection;
\nGERMANY: Ronte Collection; JAPAN: Matsuyama-, Ninagawa-, Nomura-, Yokozawa Collection; POLAND: Pisarek-, Gryn-, Borkowski-Collection;
\nSPAIN\/Mallorca: Alina-, Nigorra-, Panades-, Sastre Collections;
\nSWITZERLAND: Erker Collection;
\nUSA: Kain Collection.<\/p>\n
WORKS IN PUBLIC SPACE (extract)<\/p>\n
AUSTRIA\/Vienna: 3 wood relief murals, 5 photographic murals. CHINA\/Beijing: Olympic Park: Metal sculpture; TianJin-Teda: Stone sculpture.
\nGERMANY\/Dortmund: public building: 70 work-graphic- cycle;
\nJAPAN\/Tokyo: Stone mural.
\nSPAIN\/Majorca\/Campos\/Oratorio St. Blai: Stained glass-inner portal, tabernacle and candelabrum.<\/p>\n
PUBLICATIONS\u00a0(extract)<\/p>\n
AUSTRIA: Book\u00a0: Sculptors book St. Margarethen, Gehen von Stein zu Stein. Catalogue-books: Schmerz-Los, Survivors on Life 1945 1995 (+ DVD Version, 11 languages). Stratifications, 27 Objects;
\nCHINA: Chinese edition Survivors on Life 1945 1995 (+ DVD Version in 11 languages).
\nPOLAND: Polish edition Survivors on Life 1945 1995 (+ DVD Version in 11 languages), Zacheta Uwarstwiena, Lodz Dedykacje.
\nSPAIN\/Mallorca: Homenaje M. Hernandez, A.Machado: Stratificaciones de Textos; Tres Artistas rinden homenage a Blai Bonet; Nou Cicles; Hermanas- Sisters; In Memoriam: Homenaje Blai Bonet.<\/p>\n
Catalogue texts for Biennials and Triennials; texts for artist-friends. <\/p>\n
2009 Exhibitions:
\nMALAYSIA\/Penang: International Group Exhibition. Angels don\u2019t need Wings
\nJAPAN\/Tokyo\/GemArt Gallery\/solo-exhibition: Homage Taneda Santoka
\nUSA\/WI\/Ripon College of Art Lane Gallery\/solo-exhibition, lectures, seminars: Engagements
\nSPAIN\/Mallorca\/Campos\/Studio exhibition: Ses-Tanques-square-meters
\nSPAIN\/Majorca\/Inca\/IncArt Group Exhibition: object: Introspection No I
\nSPAIN\/Majorca\/Alar\u00f3\/ArtAlaro Group Exhibition: oils and photographic cycle: Heaven and Hell<\/p>\n
2010 Exhibitions:
\nSPAIN\/Majorca\/Soller\/solo exhibition Museum Can Prunera: Hermanas Sisters
\nBULGARIA\/Sofia\/Lessedra International Miniprint: Heaven
\nLEBANON\/Beirut CMC Hospital, international participation: Landscape
\nBOSNIA and Herzegovina\/Sarajevo: international OFAA group: Two Letters to Veiled Sisters
\nCROATIA\/Osijek: intern. OFAA group: Two Letters to Veiled Sisters<\/p>\n
2010 Cycles realized
\nHomage to Blai Bonet, 6 oil paintings: El Poder i la Verdor
\nPhoto assemblage: My American Picture Book
\nPhoto assemblage: Winter Journey to Poland<\/p>\n
2011 Exhibitions:
\nGERMANY\/Dortmund\/solo: 70 woodcuts: Wide Landscape in the Change of Time
\nJAPAN\/Kochi\/International Triennial: Woodcut-triptych: In Memoriam 11-03-11
\nPOLAND\/Przemysl\/Galerie Wspolczesnej\/Group Pisarek: Rozne Stani Nie Pamieci
\nSPAIN\/Majorca\/Palma\/solidarity group exhibition: Salvem Jap\u00f2<\/p>\n
2012 Exhibitions:
\nCHINA\/Beijing\/International Art Biennial, BIAB V: Homage St. Francis from Asis: Unity
\nPOLAND\/Krakow\/ International Print Biennial: Africa-Triptych
\nLEBANON\/Beirut: International Flag Exhibition public space Union Jack
\nENGLAND\/London: Olympic Flag exhibition public space
\nBULGARIA\/Sofia\/Lessedra: International Miniprint: Drowning Memories
\nSPANIEN\/Mallorca\/Campos\/ArtNit: Mirror, mirror on the wall, S\u2019Avall Pair. Day- and Night-Poems <\/p>\n
2013 Exhibitions
\nAUSTRIA\/Vienna: MAG 3, International Mailing Art: TheRED: Three from Seventy
\nBULGARIA\/Lessedra: International Miniprint: Who will open the Knots
\nSPAIN\/Mallorca\/Palma: In Memoriam. Homage Blai Bonet
\nSPAIN\/Mallorca\/Inca: IncArt: Donation-plates: Amigo y Amiga
\nCROATIA: The Spiral Channel Project: Invocation
\nCROATIA\/Fotosofia VIII\/Lecture: Do my eyes catch the image or does the image catch my eyes<\/p>\n
2013 Cycles in progress
\nSPAIN\/Mallorca: 6 oils, working-title: Junipero Serra and 54 Indian-Tribes of California
\nSPAIN\/Mallorca: 6 objects, working-title: Junipero Serra and 54 Indian-Tribes of California
\nSPAIN\/Mallorca: Photography \u201cReality I\u201d<\/p>\n
2015 Exhibition Project
\nSPAIN\/POLAND\/AUSTRIA\/International travel exhibition: After the End of the World<\/p>\n
The artist works in her graphic art, paintings, sculpture in slow motion and abstract notations.
\nIn photography she arrests in a seconds fraction reality as metaphor of itself.
\nHer work is connected internationally with the contemporary art of composers and poets.
\nHer art forms part of our centuries protest, agony, defence, desire and hope.<\/p>\n
Eva Choung-Fux works at the time being in Spain\/Majorca\/Campos, in the studio Ses Tanques. <\/p>\n
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