Christine Kunkler began her study of art in Bruchsal / Germany and later studied in England. Her work as an artist is without limitation. At present her work consists of installations, oil paintings, acrylic paintings, water colors and drawings.

In the year 1997, she created a 'Way of the Cross' for a Catholic church at Bad Homburg which was influenced by Chagall and Cubism. Moving into the 21st century in 2004-2005 she developed her first installation, an “Action Installation”, based on a real demonstration against unemployment and social injustice (Hartz IV) at Leipzig. The art world took notice and her work was featured on a number of Television broadcasts with many articles appearing in newspapers and magazines worldwide.

Christine Kunkler exhibited in South Korea (Seoul), Japan, USA (New York, Los Angeles), Italy, Switzerland and Germany. Her works are in collections of the Catholic Church, the German State and many private collections.

Ausstellungen (Auswahl)

2007        Hangaram Museum, Seoul/ Südkorea

                   NAAF 2007, Kitakyushu/Japan

                   Artexpo, New York/ USA

                   Galleria Nuovo Spazio, Udine/Italien

                   Europ´Art Genf 2007

                   Kunstverein Bayreuth

2006       Gallery Kan, San Francisco/USA    

                   Jung Gallery, Seoul/Südkorea

                   Gallery Ho, Seoul/Südkorea

2005       Art International, Zürich/Schweiz

                  Ofra Messe 2005

                  Gemeinschaftsausstellung mit Alicia Messing (Titel: Städte und Menschen), Forchheim

2004      Rathaus Forchheim

                  Artoedition, Forchheim

                  Rathaus, Nürnberg

                  Tagungszentrum Südwest, Nürnberg

2001       Kunstverein Neustadt, Neustadt/W.

                  Führungsakademie der BA, Lauf

                  Galerie Art Unlimited

2000      Galerie Formstein, Mannheim