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Interview With Reinhard Stammer

11/27/2012

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where are you from, and how old are you if i may ask?
I am from Germany. Was born in July 25 1952 in Gluecksburg at the Baltic Sea.

When did you decided to become an artist?
In 2006

What artists inspire you the most? Pollock, Picasso, Klee, Basquiat, van Gogh and others

What do you love about painting, and what do you hate?
Love the freedom to do everything I want to do and hate…don’t know ;-))

Do you remember When did you made your very first painting?
In my childhood

What mediums do you like to work with, and and why?
Oil Colors because of their brilliance and and Bitumen because of its deepest black
and its viscosity

Are there any members of your family who support you and your art?

My wife maren. Have no other members of a family.

Do you find it easy to exhibit your work in galleries or there are any obstacles hard to overcome?
Not easy. Very difficult. I am too old to be a young crazy and malleable artist. But I got it. Think because of my life experience one can see in my work

Is there a favorite painting you ever made?
Love "Catwoman" and "Dancing Bird"

Are there any other forms of creativity do you like, other than painting?
Yes, I write poems and wrote a crazy book " : Die Chronik vom aufgehenden
Untergang

Do you have a favourite color when you paint?
Love black and red

What would be your ideal studio like?
Large as possible with much light!

Do you ever open your studio to the public... and if not would you consider
doing it at all?

Yes I did. There sometimes come Members of the University and The Community College and sometimes others artists

What inspires you the most, abstract painting, just figurative, or a bit of both?
Bit of both

Do you sell your work online, ebay or galleries only?
No ebay and no online galleries. Sell on demand and EAGL Gallery and Art Fairs

Do you participate on any Artfairs, and is there one that you particularly
like?

I like the Kunstherbst in hamburg. But I do not know many others. Like to go with a gallery to a great art fair!

Do you paint for a living or do you have a job on the side?
For Living with support of my wife.

How would you classify your work?
Not a good craftsman. Intuitve, the paintings come up from  the depth of my heart

Do you have an art degree at all, and do you find it useful?
I am happy about to be an autodidact. Nowadays it is possible to paint without the
traditional knowledges..I am a bad craftsman ;-)), may be of having no studied art. But I like it  

How long does a painting take from beginning to end?
Sometimes 5 Minutes sometimes a day with pauses . Mostly very fast and
intuitive.

How do you know when a work is finished?
A feeling, a voice inside of me, an impulse. Like the air is out of a balloon

What are your goals for the future?
Live without struggling too much. Painting without having no money stress. Find some more galleries a one famous all over the world. But I am happy with the EAGL gallery in berlin

Do you ever do any commissioned work?
One or two times. Its difficult for me

How would you like to be remembered in a few hundred years?
As a very serious painter…but is there anyone who can remember me?

What advise can you give to beginning artists?
Stay true let life and art flow


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Website Under Construction

11/18/2012

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The website is still under construction, and there's still lots of amzing artists to be added. If any of you have any sudgestions to make thios page better, please feel free to contact me.

Thanks for your time and i hope you like what you've seen so far.
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"DECONSTRUCTING AESTHETIC FORMS"

11/18/2012

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There's about a million art dedicated websites out there with lots of great art, but i've
personally never seen nor came across one that was full on with art that i really like. Most times there's few pieces i enjoy seeing... the rest doesn't really appeal to me at all. (That doesn't mean that all other artists are shit or their work isn't good, it just doesn't connect with me instantly, has some works do.) That's why i've came to the conclusion that the best was for me to just create a simple but effective website featuring all my favourite artits.

Mostly! artists i got to know about here on facebook. I'm still working on it as you can see it, and it will take a while to get it up and running properly. This is without a shadow of a doubt the best collection of artists i've ever seen on any fucking web page ever.... As for the website name, that i'm yet to chose but the best i've got so far is "DECONSTRUCTING AESTHETIC FORMS" which doesn't actually sound that bad. There will be interviews with some if not all the involved artists , news and other cool art related shit....
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    If you hear a voice within  you say "you cannot paint" then by all means paint, and that voice will be silenced.
    Vincent Van Gogh

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