Robert Deutsch








Vernissage am Freitag, den 13. Oktober, 18 Uhr
Ludwigstr. 91, Leipzig
14.10.–15.12.2023
Freitag und Samstag 15–19 Uhr und nach Vereinbarung




Arno Bojak, Gunter Böttger, Robert Deutsch, Peter Freund, Michiel Frielink,
Ruth Habermehl, Claudia Hauptmann, Thomas Kapielski, Metulczki,
Dominik Meyer, Petra Ottkowski, Jan Pötter

macht nur weiter so

Malerei, Fotografie, Zeichnung

21.04. – 03.06.2023 / Galerie ARTAe / Gohliser Str. 3, 1. OG

Eröffnung am Freitag, den 21. April 2023 von 19 bis 23 Uhr



Ausstellung im Soultunes Magdeburg mit Robin Zöffzig.


I gave a workshop for 12 comic artists from Vietnam together with my French colleague Nicolas Sauge.
Many thanks to the Goethe-Institut and Institut Francaise. Stay tuned to see the published book.
https://www.goethe.de/ins/vn/de/kul/lit/gnp.html
(Photo: Jakob Adolphi)





Herzliche Einladung zur Benefizauktion
Samstag, 27. November 2021 um 14 Uhr in Halle
Künstlerhaus 188 e.V.

Der Verein Künstlerhaus 188 e. V. richtet seine vierte Kunstversteigerung
zugunsten des ‚Verein zur Förderung der Palliativmedizin am Krankenhaus
St. Elisabeth und St. Barbara e.V.‘ aus.

Wir laden Sie herzlich ein!
Seien Sie Teil des spannenden Erlebnisses!
Bieten Sie mit!

Da nicht abzusehen ist, ob die Veranstaltung am 27. November 2021
real stattfinden kann:
Nutzen Sie die Möglichkeit des Ferngebotes!
Ganz einfach – siehe Anhang.

Für die Benefizauktion stellen Kunstschaffende aus der Region Halle
ihre Werke zur Verfügung:
Torsten Illner | Hermann Grüneberg | Rita Lass | Johannes Nagel | Jessi Strixner |
Tobias Gellscheid | Steffen Christophel | Sebastian Herzau | Sebastian Gerstengarbe |
Astrid-Lindgren-Schule | Friederike von Hellermann | Thomas Rug | Marcus Jacobi |
Marianne Thurm | Hanna Sass | Linda Grüneberg | Oliver Bekiersz | Robert Deutsch |
Nora Mona Bach | Suska Tyralla | Marco Warmuth

Alle Exponate und Informationen unter
www.kuenstlerhaus188.de http://www.kuenstlerhaus188.de/
Ausstellung der Exponate im 188 Mittwoch – Sonntag | 10 – 18 Uhr (3G-Regelung)

Benefizauktion am 27. November 2021 um 14 Uhr im Künstlerhaus 188
Auktionatoren Nora Mona Bach und Sebastian Herzau
Organisator Künstlerhaus 188 e.V.

Ansprechperson Anne Holderied auktion@kuenstlerhaus188.de
mailto:auktion@kuenstlerhaus188.de

Adresse Künstlerhaus 188 | Böllberger Weg 188 | 06110 Halle (Saale)





Groupshow in Leipzig


Gruppenausstellung kuratiert von Carlo Leopold Broschewitz und Mathias Goldberg
mit Grafik, Keramik, Malerei, Objekt, Plastik, Porzellan, Schmuck, Skulptur

Beteiligte Künstler:innen
Carlo Leopold Broschewitz, Robert Deutsch, Tobias Gellscheid, Hermann Grüneberg,
Kordula Kuppe, Corinne von Lebusa, Philipp Liehr, Christine Matthias, Florian Milker,
Friederike Nottrott, Gudrun Petersdorff, Sarah Schuschkleb, Martin Schuster, Jessi Strixner,
Clemens Tremmel, Susanne Wurlitzer, Deborah Ziller


Vernissage: 19.06. um 15 Uhr
Öffnungszeiten: Di. bis Fr., 15 bis 17 Uhr


Katalog mit 52 Seiten, Offsetdruck
Erhältlich im Shop.


online gallery
https://m.facebook.com/Das-Werk-zum-Sonntag-111319090553116/?__tn__=C-R


Portrait der Woche auf :
https://page-online.de/bild/portraet-der-woche-robert-deutsch/


Führungen mit dem Künstler:
Fr., 2.10.2020 | 14-15 Uhr | 16-17 Uhr
Sa., 3.10.2020 | 14-15 Uhr | 16-17 Uhr
Um Anmeldung wird gebeten: museum@ruesselsheim.de




Spoke Art Gallery
Exhibition Dates: July 11th - July 25th, 2020
Address: Recess, 816 Sutter St. San Francisco, CA 94109




Vernissage: 12.März, 19 Uhr, Laudatio: Morlockk Dilemma


Happy to announce that my graphic novel in Spiegel Expedition #1-
Alexander von Humboldt has been awarded an honorable mention
by the ADC Germany in the category illustration.


https://weserhalle.com/event/robert-deutsch-begleiterscheinungen/

Vernissage 27.09. 2019, 19 Uhr, Weserstraße 56, Berlin

Robert Deutsch is a bold user of colour. Working as both a commercial illustrator and a fine art painter, his works can be characterised as fanciful and technicolour universes that merge the labyrinthine meccas of the psyche with the eccentricities of popular culture. In particular, Deutsch concerns himself with the visual language of comic strips, which he transposes seamlessly from low to high art and back again in a playful examination of the modern human condition.

For his first solo exhibition at Weserhalle, Deutsch presents Begleiterscheinungen (Accompaniments), a series of paintings which elaborate on these well worn themes in his earlier work. Characteristic of his painterly style, the artist uses humour as a catalyst for considering the darker realities of modern life. Sarcasm, he believes, has an enormous persuasive power. In this series, Deutsch paints a troupe of unusual protagonists, parodies of the typically heroic figures found in modern literature and pop culture, and which he consequently resists placing into the idealised roles they so often occupy. Instead, they come to represent various traits of the modern person: greed, egotism and prejudice, but also tolerance, creativity and self love are among some of the attributes embodied. Included in this cast are a frolicking, hand-holding Batman and Robin duo; a silver-haired, tattooed florist called “Opium”; and a seemingly befuddled huntsman, whose vocation has been nonsensically mistaken for logger, as he looks askance at a forest of slain trees. Deutsch’s favourite among them is a character of his own creation called Bobby Feucht, an alter- ego of sorts, whom he lives vicariously through in order to better understand the human characteristics he critiques.

In other works, like “Lutherland”, Deutsch zooms out on individual actors to offer perspective on the hive-like activities of society. The work has an “I-Spy” meets “Where’s Waldo” atmosphere, where the alienating aesthetics of shopping malls reign supreme and modern life is rendered as overcrowded and absurd. In a cross-section of the urban landscape, walls are cut away to offer intimate views into both private and public realms, and via this perspective Deutsch emphasises one of the biggest issues of our time—the pathological impulse to consume—putting forward capitalism as an uncontrollable force greater than any one person. Yet, rather than constructing the scene to simply dismay his audience, Deutsch invites the average viewer to first concede to its honesty, and then finally to laugh about how their own daily lives might resemble the ones represented in the pictures.

Blending pop aesthetics with modern surrealism, Deutsch creates vibrantly ambiguous spaces inhabited by a host of strange and eccentric characters, in order to poke fun at the more sinister aspects of modern life. Nevertheless, his works retain a sense of playful humanity as he graciously let us all in on the joke.
Sarah Messerschmidt


"Holz-Horch" installation for ibug art-festival Reichenbach/Vogtland.
This Muscle Car is a collaboration by Florian Milker
Jo Hannes @hannespgrzlski Robert Deutsch
This weekend you have the last chance to drive this beauty at ibug 2019 - Festival für urbane Kunst in Reichenbach im Vogtland.
Get your tickets now 👉 www.ibug-art.de






Vernissage 14. Juni, 19 Uhr


"Turing" is available in dutch now @concertobooks







Wo findet man die besten Illustratoren?
https://page-online.de/bild/wo-findet-man-die-besten-illustratoren/





https://blog.society6.com/anti-hero-robert-deutsch-art-sarcasm-sexuality/