Ingeborg G. Pluhar – Roland Goeschl: A 1994 Exhibition of Sculptures and Drawings from Vienna

This exhibition, held in 1994, focused on the artistic development of Ingeborg G. Pluhar and Roland Goeschl during their time as students and assistants in Fritz Wotruba's master class at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna from 1963 to 1966. The display featured sculptures, figure groups, reliefs, and drawings, highlighting their individual artistic styles while acknowledging Wotruba's influence.

The exhibition 'Ingeborg G. Pluhar – Roland Goeschl' presented a focused look at the creative output of two artists during a pivotal period in their careers. From 1963 to 1966, both Pluhar and Goeschl were deeply engaged with the artistic environment of Fritz Wotruba's master class at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna. During this time, they honed their distinct artistic voices, a process still bearing the imprint of Wotruba's significant influence. The display featured a range of works including large and small-scale sculptures, figural compositions, and relief pieces, alongside drawings. These works illustrate the artists' individual paths and their shared artistic milieu. The exhibition was held in the Atelier Augarten, which served as a temporary exhibition space for the Österreichische Galerie and later became a center for contemporary art.