GABRIELE HAIN
GABRIELE HAIN
1955 Born in Aigen, Upper Austria, lives in Haslach, Upper Austria
1975–1980 University of Arts and Industrial Design Linz
1981–1985 artist-in-residence at Bing & Grøndahl, Copenhagen
1985 own studio in Austria
1991 studio and showroom with Alois Hain in Haslach
2001 4th International KAHLA kreativ Workshop, Kahla, Germany
2003 artist-in-residence in Seto, Japan
2006 artist-in-residence in Tajimi, Japan
GROUP AND SOLO EXHIBITIONS (Selection):
1996
„Keramik aus Europas Mitte“, Collection Thiemann, Schloss Reinbek, Hamburg
1997
Looshaus, Vienna (SE)
Kunstindustrimuseet Copenhagen (SE)
Keramik des 20. Jahrhunderts, Collection Welle, Paderborn
1999
Galerie Freihausgasse, Villach (SE)
2000
Galerie Slavik, Vienna (SE)
2001
Keramik aus Österreich, Galerie Handwerk, Munich
Kahla kreativ 2001, Museum of Applied Arts, Gera
2001-2004
Grassi Fair, Leipzig
2002
„KAHLA kreativ 2001“, Deutsches Porzellanmuseum, Hohenberg an der Eger
2003
„The Legacy of Modern Ceramic Art”, Museum of Modern Ceramic Art, Gifu
2004
„Faszination Porzellan“, Galerie Handwerk, Munich
„Artist-in-Residence-in-Seto”, Gallery 1 One, Tokyo
„Coloured Porcelain”, St. Joseph’s Gallery, Leeuwarden, Netherlands
2005
„Artist-in-Residence-in-Seto”, Seto City Art Museum
2006
Museum of Modern Ceramic Art, Gifu (SE)
Contemporary Ceramics from Austria, MAK, Vienna
“l’autriche en vue”, Carlin Gallery, Paris
2007
Transparenz und Masse, Museum Eckernförde
Ab Ovo: alle origine della manualita, AbOvo Gallery, Todi
Mathematical ceramics, St. Joseph Gallery, Leeuwarden
CONFERENCES AND LECTURES:
2003
Seto City Cultural Center
Kunsthochschule Burg Giebichenstein, Halle
2005
International Ceramic and Glass Art Festival Seto, Japan
2006
Museum of Modern Ceramic Art, Gifu
AWARDS (Selection):
1997
3rd prize, Kiwanis Small Sculpture Competition
1998
2nd prize, Salzburg Ceramics Award
2002
Grassi Award
2005
Special Judges Award and Honorable Mention for Design, 7th International
Ceramics Competition Mino, Japan
City of Rohrbach Cultural Award
Upper Austria Margret Bilger Scholarship
WORKS IN PUBLIC COLLECTIONS (Selection):
MAK, Vienna; Royal Copenhagen, Copenhagen; Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe, Hamburg; Collection Thiemann, Hamburg; Keramion, Frechen; Gifu Prefectural Ceramic Museum, Tajimi-City; Villach City; Landesgalerie Oberösterreich, Linz; Collection Welle, Paderborn; Kunstindustrimuseet Copenhagen; Collction Bambus & Fächer, Werl; Museum of Modern Ceramic Art Gifu, Mino; MAK, Gera; Lentos, Linz; Grassimuseum, Leipzig; Seto City Art Museum.
BIBLIOGRAPHY (BOOKS AND ARTICLES, Selection):
1993
Keramik-Preise
Keramik – Neue Positionen, NÖ-Art, Wien
1993/98
Land Salzburg, Salzburg
1996
Keramik aus Europas Mitte, Sammlung Thiemann, Hamburg
Keramik des 20. Jahrhunderts, Sammlung Welle/Ekkart Klinge, Köln
1997
Gabriele Hain, Haslach
Selected Works from Museum of Modern Ceramic Art, Gifu, Museum of Modern Ceramic Art, Gifu,
2002
Tajimi City
2003
The Legacy of Modern Ceramic Art, Museum of Modern Ceramic Art, Gifu, Tajimi City
500 Bowls, Lark Books, Asheville
2004
Porcelain and Bone China, Sasha Wardell, The Crowood Press, Ramsbury
The 7th International Ceramics Competition Mino 2005, Ceramics Park Mino, Tajimi City, Japan
2006
Handle with Care – Contemporary Ceramics from Austria, MAK, Vienna
2007
Slipcasting, 2nd edition, Sasha Wardell, A & C Black, London
Ines Kohl, Am Übergang zum Nichts, KeramikMagazinEuropa, Frechen