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Bernd Heinrich
b.19 December, 1948
AUSTRALIA
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My paintings are “Playgrounds – Landscapes,"
an inner experience of freedom and passion not restricted by
conventions or boundaries.
In my journey as an artist I am inspired to create from the
inside out to express my fascination and passion in combining
my inner world with reality.

“Playgrounds in time and space” are my re-occurring themes.
Divided and separated by space, lines, images, symbols, forms
and shapes – composed like a sheet of music in the harmony
of a visual symphony – to reveal my inner world.
My canvases are often heavily textured, deeply scarred and
evoke the feeling of being sculptured.
Often I use found objects, architectural symbols,
silkscreen images or find it necessary to include written
statements or pieces of poetry to underline or human presence.





EDUCATION
2008 - 2008
Art Degree Art & Design
Academy
Augsburg /Germany
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
C U R I C U L U M V I T A E



Born in Weimar, Germany.

Studied at the Art Academy Augsburg for four years and graduated

with honours and an Art Degree.

Arrived in Sydney in 1970 and returned to Europe for two years,

travelled extensively and exhibited in Munich and Augsburg, (Germany).

Returned to Sydney in 1975; studied etching at the Willoughby Art

Centre.

Has held numerous solo and group exhibitions since 1974.

Painted Garry McDonald, Australian actor and international author

Thomas Keneally for the Archibald Prize.

Represented in the National Portrait Gallery Canberra with the painting

Thomas Keneally and in numerous private collections in Australia,

USA, England and Germany.

Exhibited many times in the Wynne Art Prize and in the Dobell Art Prize

2003 with a drawing of Professor Peter Pinson.

In Germany he exhibited in 1983 and 1984 in the Grosse Kunst Ausstellung in Munich.

Member of the AWI since 1984; Peninsula Art Society.

Bibliography: Neville Drury, New Art Four, Craftsman House, 1990;

Julian Fagan, Uncommon Australian, Towards an Australian Portrait

Gallery.

Lives and works in Sydney.



ONE MAN EXHIBITIONS


1977 Sydney Robin Gibson Gallery
1978 Sydney Wagner Gallery

1980 Sydney Wagner Gallery

1982 Sydney Wagner Gallery

1983 Gosford 460 Gallery

1987 Sydney Coventry Gallery

1991 Germany Himmlisch Wohnen Gallery

1992 Sydney Espace Alliance Gallery

1993 Sydney Fry Gallery Nuernberg

1994 Canberra Beaver Gallery

1997 Sydney North Shore Art Gallery

1998 Germany Himmlisch Wohnen Gallery

1998 Germany MSB Gallery

1998 Sydney North Shore Art Gallery

2000 Sydney Norton Gallery

2001 Sydney Wagner Gallery

2003 Sydney S Gallery





2006 Sydney Artarmon Gallery




SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS

1973 Germany Schwaebische Kunstausstellung
1974 Germany Schwaebische Kunstausstellung

1976 Sydney Wynne Prize NSW Gallery

1977 Sydney Wynne Prize NSW Gallery

1978 Sydney Archibald Prize NSW Gallery,

Garry McDonald

1980 Sydney Wynne Prize NSW Gallery

1981 Sydney Wynne Prize NSW Gallery

1983 Sydney Wynne Prize NSW Gallery

1983 Germany Grosse Kunstausstellung Munich

1984 Germany Grosse Kunstausstellung Munich

1986 Sydney S. H. Ervine Gallery, 1987 - 2000

1988 Sydney Coventry Gallery

1989 Adelaide BMG Fine Arts Gallery

1989 Sydney BMG Fine Arts Gallery

1998 Sydney Mosman Art Prize, 1990 - 2004

1990 Sydney Archibald Prize - Thomas Keneally

1991 Sydney Bridge Street Gallery

1991 Melbourne Fine Art Gallery

1992 Uncommon Australians - Brisbane, Melbourne,

Sydney,Adelaide and Canberra

1996 Sydney Archibald - Salone de Refuses -

David Asden

1997 Sydney SCECGS Redlands

1997 Sydney Wagner Gallery

1998 Shanghai Wagner Gallery

2000 London Portrait Exhibition

2000 New York New Century Gallery

2001 Sydney Artamon Gallery

2003 Sydney Dobell Drawing Art Prize

NSW Gallery

2003 Sydney Mosman Art Gallery

2004 Gosford Gosford Art Gallery

2005 Gosford Gosford Art Gallery

2005 Sydney Artarmon Gallery

2006 Sydney Mosman Art Gallery



COLLECTION: National Portrait Gallery Canberra
Thomas Keneally

PUBLICATION: New Art Four, Uncommon Australian

Australian Watercolour

MEMBERSHIPS: Australian Watercolour Institute


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