Rosemarie Zacher (in Portrait format)

BIOGRAPHIE ROSEMARIE ZACHER 

Rosemarie Zacher, born in 1966, studied art education and art history in Munich. She taught for eleven years in the Department of Art Education of the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München and illustrates books, Publications, cover designs and posters, e.g. for the Bayerische Staatszeitung. With her artistic works, she is and museum pedagogical concepts, e.g. for the Haus der Bavarian History and the Bavarian Association of Cities and leads courses and workshops, e.g. for executives from the economy and the Bavarian Palace Administration.

Rosemarie Zacher was awarded the Art Prize of the City of Starnberg (1989), with the Günther Klinge Prize of the municipality of Gauting (1997) and awarded the Pasinger Kunstpreis (2012). Together with Susanna Partsch she was nominated for the award of the best in 2009 Science Book of the Year (Austria) and the Germans Youth Literature Prize. She lives as a freelance artist, illustrator and museum educator in Gauting, where she also directs the "School of Fantasy". 

Your artistic works have been and are featured in numerous solo exhibitions. see, very currently until 20.11.2016 in the beautiful monastery Seeon: www.kloster-seeon.de/zacher

Rosemarie Zacher about her work: "If we had no mistakes, we would not find so much pleasure in others. La Rochefoucauld - This detection is a highly pleasurable process for me – I do not use the words and only to a limited extent the Scriptures, but make a variety of materials speak. From this, large-format canvas painting, groping line drawings, caricature-like illustrations or plastic works are created. At all pleasure is this artistic-creative process hard work – but it opens up to me as the only possibility with the shortcomings of the world, but also with their own To deal with weaknesses self-ironically."

Susanna Partsch about Rosemarie Zacher: "In all her pictures, illustrations and sculptures there is always the human being with its small, often endearing mistakes in the center. The can portray Rosemarie Zacher perfectly. And that's what it does with Enjoyment and a good dose of irony. Your fine Nothing escapes her powers of observation and we owe her a true panopticon of human behaviors that never come across as malicious, but with a sense of humor that is even in the smallest Detail can be traced."