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Alles hat seine Zeit
Die Verse des Prediger Salomo – die Kraft ewig gültiger Wahrheiten, mit Bildern von Quint BuchholzDie Verse im Prediger Salomo gehören zu den schönsten und berühmtesten Stellen der „Alles hat seine Zeit. Und jedes Tun unter dem Himmel hat seine Stunde …“ Die Sätze schenken zu unterschiedlichsten Anlässen Trost und Zuversicht. Längst zählen sie zu den klassischen Weisheitstexten der Menschheit. Quint Buchholz stellt diese vertrauten Zeilen in überraschende Zusammenhä Zu „Weinen hat seine Zeit“ setzt er einen einsamen Jungen auf ein seltsam verdrehtes Haus. Neben „Lachen hat seine Zeit“ lässt er einen Mann in seinem Motorboot einen Salto schlagen. Ein Meister der Bilder lädt ein, den alten Text mit neuen Augen zu sehen. Eine Anleitung zur Gelassenheit.
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Quint Buchholz
35 books18 followersQuint Buchholz was born in Stolberg near Aachen in 1957 and grew up in Stuttgart. He studied history of art for four terms, followed by painting and graphic design at the Munich Academy of Art under Prof. Gerd Winner.
He has worked as a painter and illustrator since 1979, illustrating over thirty books for German and international publishers. From 1982 onwards his works have also been exhibited in over seventy solo exhibitions in Germany, Switzerland, France, Italy, Spain, Greece and Taiwan.
He spent 2001-2002 working on a series of about thirty box installations and "found object" sculptures.
In recent years he has also worked as a stage painter, creating sets for The Golem in 2005 and Caligula in 2007, both of which were staged by Jochen Schölch for the Metropoltheater in Munich.
In 2008 and 2009 Quint Buchholz ran the Illustration workshop at the Kunst leben (Live Art) summer school in Kloster Irsee.
At the end of 2008 a theatrical interpertation of The Collector of Moments opened at the Theâtre de Cornouaille in Quimper, Brittany, directed by Jacques Nichet and with Jacques Echantillon in the lead role. The production then went on tour to nine other French cities.
A German production of Der Sammler der Augenblicke (The Collector of Moments) opened in March 2011 at the Metropoltheater in Munich, directed by Jochen Schölch and after fourteen sold out performances will return to the theatre in November 2011.
Quint Buchholz is married, he is the father of three children and lives in Munich in Germany.
He has worked as a painter and illustrator since 1979, illustrating over thirty books for German and international publishers. From 1982 onwards his works have also been exhibited in over seventy solo exhibitions in Germany, Switzerland, France, Italy, Spain, Greece and Taiwan.
He spent 2001-2002 working on a series of about thirty box installations and "found object" sculptures.
In recent years he has also worked as a stage painter, creating sets for The Golem in 2005 and Caligula in 2007, both of which were staged by Jochen Schölch for the Metropoltheater in Munich.
In 2008 and 2009 Quint Buchholz ran the Illustration workshop at the Kunst leben (Live Art) summer school in Kloster Irsee.
At the end of 2008 a theatrical interpertation of The Collector of Moments opened at the Theâtre de Cornouaille in Quimper, Brittany, directed by Jacques Nichet and with Jacques Echantillon in the lead role. The production then went on tour to nine other French cities.
A German production of Der Sammler der Augenblicke (The Collector of Moments) opened in March 2011 at the Metropoltheater in Munich, directed by Jochen Schölch and after fourteen sold out performances will return to the theatre in November 2011.
Quint Buchholz is married, he is the father of three children and lives in Munich in Germany.
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