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| Pierre Schwarz | |
|---|---|
 Pierre Schwarz, Belgian painter | |
| Born | 1950 Brussels |
| Education | Royal Academy of Arts, Brussels |
| Known for | Painting, drawing, engraving, muralism |
| Movement | neo-expressionist |
Pierre Schwarz (born in 1950 in Brussels) is a contemporary Belgian painter and engraver, neo-expressionist and muralist.
Biography
"Student at the Academies of Arts of Brussels and Watermael-Boitsfort, Pierre Schwarz perfect himself with Oskar Kokoschka in Salzbourg. He represent the representation without falling in the picture."
Training
- 1968 Academy of Arts of Watermael-Boitsfort (Teachers: Roger Somville, Lucien Braet)
- 1973 Royal Academy of Arts, Brussels, Engraving degree received with distinction (Teacher Claude Lyr)
- 1977 Royal Academy of Arts, Brussels, Monumental painting degree received with the greatest distinction and awards (Teacher Jean Ransy)
- 1977 King's Medal and Medal of the City of Brussels for the Master's degree in monumental painting
Professional experience
- 1978 to 1981 Drawing and monumental painting teacher's assistant at the Royal Academy of Arts, Brussels,
- 1982 until now Painting teacher at the Academy of Arts, Verviers
Solo exhibitions
- 1979 Cercle d'Education Populaire
- 1980 Galerie "L'Escalier", Brussels
- 1984 Galerie APART, Brussels
- 1986 Librairie Télémaque, Brussels
- 1987 Atelier Horta, Brussels
- 1989 Galerie du Parvis, invited by M. Charles Picqué, bourgmestre de Saint-Gilles
- 1989 Zoet Peper, Ruisbroeck
- 1990 Totems-Tabous, Galerie "Now", Liège
- 1990 "La Marotte", Theux
- 1990 "Au Laboureur", Brussels
- 1992 "La Vénerie ", Brussels
- 1992 Espace d'Art Contemporain "L'Escale", Brussels
- 1992 Centre Culturel "Silence les Dunes", Verviers
- 1993 Nicola's, Brussels
- 1993 "Au Petit Coq", Linkebeek
- 1993 Prodivet, Eynatten
- 1994 Ancienne Maison Bronfort, Sart-lez-Spa
- 1996 Arte Coppo Verviers, "Tout doit partir"
- 1996 Arte Coppo Verviers, "Telles façons"
- 1997 Arte Coppo Verviers. "Côte à côte"
- 1998 Centre Culturel de Chênée
- 1999 OEuvres en chantier asbl "art Factory"
- 2000 La convi, Soumagne
- 2000 Fondation Adolphe Hardy
- 2000 Archipelago 2000, Musée d'Evere, Cour Royale, Brussels
- 2001 Castill'Art, France, été 2001, Diplôme d'Honneur
- 2001 Musée de Herstal
- 2002 Galerie Orpheu, Liège
- 2004 Oziomelo Gallery, "Totems Tabous", Liège
- 2008 Galerie Astelle, Liège
- 2010 Oziomelo Gallery, Liège
Collective exhibitions
Numerous participations to Belgian and international exhibitions :
- Analysis Situs,
- Fête de la Comunauté française,
- SRAVE de Verviers
- Belfort Crypte te Aalst
- Cercle des Beaux-Arts de Verviers
- Fondation Pierre-Paul Hamesse. Brussels
- Vibrations Judaïques, Brussels
- CCLJ
- Parcours d'Artiste 2. Brussels
- Peintures Fraîches, Verviers
- Artistes en Fête, Overijse
- Archipelago, Brussels
- Expo-Solidarité, Verviers
- L'Appartement, Germany
- "Du Bon Usage de l'Emballage"
- Deux cents miniatures contemporaines, Musee des Beaux-Arts de Verviers
- Cercle Royal des Beaux-Arts, 2005
- Cercle Royal des Beaux-Arts, 2006
- Mobil'Art Musée St Georges, Liège, 2007
- Atelier d'Emanuelle, Liège, 2007
- Cercle Royal des Beaux-Arts, 2008
- Galerie l'Astelle, 2008
- Lisbonne, 2009
- Cercle Royal des Beaux-Arts, 2010
Private collections
Private collections in :
Miscellany
- Member of asbl "Silence les Dunes ". Verviers
- Member of asbl "Art Factory", Liège
- Participation in the movie Boris Lehman "Leçon de Vie"
- Charter 3000 (mise en scène théatrale et technique audiovisuelle), Sculptures
- Hommage à l'Abstraction Belge
- Paintings for "la Maison Delvaux"
- Hommage à Roger Somville, octobre 1998
Bibliography
- Totems Tabous. Oeuvres de Pierre Schwarz, textes de Marianne Van den Broeck et Philippe Hunt, 2002
- Cheminant, il n'y a pas de chemin - Quelques itinérances avec Pierre Schwarz, Philippe Hunt, 2003
Notes and references
- Biographical illustred dictionary of the artists in Belgique since 1830, Arto