Georg Wirnharter

Georg C. Wirnharter was born in 1954 in Aichach, Germany. Wirnharter started studying at the Akademie der bildenden Künste in Munich in 1974, then proceeded to graduate in 1978. After graduating he started his career in teaching, and continued teaching art until 2017 in Augsburg, Germany. Additionally to improve his abilitys as an artist he attended a masterclass by Bernhard Heisig in 1990. He currently resides in Augsburg, Germany. Throughout his career he has continued to create art in his free time, in addition to teaching. Currently, Wirnharter is retired and is completely committed to his art. During his adult life he has been apart of over one hundred group and solo exhibitions. These exhibitions have been hosted in Germany and abroad. His work is apart of private collections in Germany, France, Japan, and the United States. Wirnharter has received the “Ecke Galerie" award in Augsburg, along with other awards in the Augsburg district. His work has been predominantly focused on realistic oil on canvas paintings, realistic drawings and realistic printmaking. Additionally, he has created illustration cycles about books from Michel Houellebecq and Paul Auster. Wirnharter has also been apart of numerous public art projects with ...

1974-1978 Akademie der bildenden Künste (fine art academy Munich)
1990 Masterclass by Bernhard Heisig

Some highlights of the over 100 exhibitions were:
-Kunstforum der Städtischen Galerie im Lenbachhaus, München (group exhibition)
-Kunstverein München (group exhibition)
-Haus der Kunst, München (group exhibition)
-Leonard Perlson Gallery, New York (solo and group exhibitions)
-Städtische Galerie im Schaezlerpalais, Augsburg (solo and (group exhibitions)
-Goethe-Institut Lebanon, Beirut (group exhibition)
-City Art Gallery Pristina (group exhibition)
-City Art Gallery Ljubljana (group exhibition)
-City Gallery Nagahama (group exhibition)
-Ecke Galerie, Augsburg (solo and group exhibitions)
-Kulturhaus Hangzhou (group exhibition)
-Schwäbische Galerie Oberschönenfeld (solo exhibition)