*1961
Europe
Bur am Orde
Eva
1313
Artist ID:
Exhibitions & Events
2025 | Planned Exhibitions 2025
Member exhibition Podium Kunst Schramberg
Exhibition dates: 8 November 2025 – 4 January 2026
2025 | Ethno Experience
An evening with impressions from Africa + South America · In the studio of Eva Bur am Orde| 16 July 2025
2025 | “PAX! Standing up for peace”
“Peacemakers. Blessed are the peacemakers” | Abbey – Münsterschwarzach, Würzburg
2024 | „Home? An artistic examination of a controversial concept” · Glatt Culture and Museum Center (G)
2024 | „Art in the cinema” with Eva Bur am Orde · Subiaco Schramberg
2024 | „Anniversary exhibition” · Gallery „Im Altbau“, Aldingen (G)
2024 | „Peace Makers” · Katholikentag in Erfurt (E)
2024 | „Kunst-Raum Rottweil as a guest at Glatt Castle” · Glatt moated castle (G)
2023 | „Annual Exhibition” · Art Culture Königsfeld (G)
2023 | „Origins (Ecce homo)” · Art Culture Königsfeld (E)
2023 | „Summer Exhibition” · Gallery Artinnovation Innsbruck (G)
2023 | „Art Karlsruhe” · Gallery Bagnato Constance
2023 | Casa del Arte Palma (G)
2023 | Thomson Gallery Zug, Switzerland (G)
2023 | „Native People” · Gallery Bagnato Constance (E)
2023 | „Strong Women” · Bürgerhaus / Mediathek Denkingen (E)
2022 | Art Fair Innsbruck
2022 | „Art Karlsruhe“ · Gallery Bagnato Constance
2022 | „Bildsprachen” · New Castle Kißlegg (G)
2022 | „Peace Makers in the car and clock world Schramberg” · Car and Clock Museum Schramberg (E)
2022 | (Un) Fair Milano
2021 | Art3f in Brussels
2021 | „Masks in Moscow“ · Moscow (G)
2021 | „Art in the Circle III” · Dominikanermuseum Rottweil (G)
2020 | „Peace Collection” (Denk mal Kunst) · Former Augustinger Monastery Church Oberndorf (E)
2019 | Affordable Art Fair Stockholm
2019 | Art Bodensee Dornbirn
2019 | Artexpo New York, USA
2019 | „Phantasiereise 2” · Gallery M Beck, Homburg (E)
2019 | Art Innsbruck, Austria
2019 | Art Karlsruhe
2018 | Art Expo New York, USA
2018 | Berlin Art Week
2018 | Art Salzburg Contemporary, Austria
2018 | Affordable Art Fair Amsterdam, Netherlands
2017 | Art Night Constance Kreuzlingen Constance (G)
2017 | Stroke Art Fair Munich
2017 | Shanghai Art Fair, China
2016 | Rainforest Art Foundation · Marlene Yu Museum, New York, USA (G)
2016 | Art Marbella, Spain
2015 | Gallery Wild Zurich, Switzerland (E)
2015 | Rainforest Art Foundation · Marlene Yu Museum, Shreveport, USA (G)
2015 | Art Monaco
2015 | Salem Art Works, USA (G)
2015 | Red Dot Miami, USA
2015 | Shanghai Art Fair, China
2014 | „Salem 2 Salem” · Salem Castle (G)
2012 | Cutlog Paris, France (E)
2012 | „Zeit Geist” · Orangery Gohliser Schlösschen, Leipzig (E)
2012 | Philharmonie Essen (E)
2011 | Sargans Castle, Switzerland (G)
2008 | Biennale de Marcigny, France (G)
2007 | Heart Center Lake Constance · Constance (E)
(E) = Solo Exhibition (Einzelausstellung)
(G) = Group Exhibition (Gruppenausstellung)
Brief Biography & Artistic Journey
After finishing high school, Eva initially chose a conventional career and worked as a foreign‑language secretary at her father’s company in Berlin. However, after the fall of the Berlin Wall and the dissolution of the company, she took the leap into the art world. In Munich, she enrolled at the Academy of Fine Arts, first studying interior design before transferring to the “Painting and Grand Composition” class under Franz Bernhard Weisshaar. Her education was further enriched by a guest semester in interdisciplinary art/painting with Hermann Nitsch at the Städelschule in Frankfurt am Main.
Eva’s style— which she calls “Ethno‑Pop‑Art”—reflects her experiences with diverse cultures and social structures. In her current work, she focuses primarily on endangered indigenous peoples and animals at risk of extinction, forging a bridge from humanity’s origins to the present. Her vibrant, powerful, and energetic paintings carry a strong message: an appeal to preserve both cultures and individuals.
Eva’s work has earned international recognition, acquired by private and public collections, and exhibited in museums across the United States, Switzerland, and Germany. She now lives and works in Rottweil, the oldest city in Baden‑Württemberg.
Eva Bur am Orde: “My vision is to create a world in which peace, respect, and love for creation form the foundation of our coexistence. Through my art, I aim to carry this dream into people’s hearts and pave the way toward a peaceful, fulfilling, and sustainable world.”
Brief Biography & Artistic Journey
After finishing high school, Eva initially chose a conventional career and worked as a foreign‑language secretary at her father’s company in Berlin. However, after the fall of the Berlin Wall and the dissolution of the company, she took the leap into the art world. In Munich, she enrolled at the Academy of Fine Arts, first studying interior design before transferring to the “Painting and Grand Composition” class under Franz Bernhard Weisshaar. Her education was further enriched by a guest semester in interdisciplinary art/painting with Hermann Nitsch at the Städelschule in Frankfurt am Main.
Eva’s style— which she calls “Ethno‑Pop‑Art”—reflects her experiences with diverse cultures and social structures. In her current work, she focuses primarily on endangered indigenous peoples and animals at risk of extinction, forging a bridge from humanity’s origins to the present. Her vibrant, powerful, and energetic paintings carry a strong message: an appeal to preserve both cultures and individuals.
Eva’s work has earned international recognition, acquired by private and public collections, and exhibited in museums across the United States, Switzerland, and Germany. She now lives and works in Rottweil, the oldest city in Baden‑Württemberg.
Eva Bur am Orde: “My vision is to create a world in which peace, respect, and love for creation form the foundation of our coexistence. Through my art, I aim to carry this dream into people’s hearts and pave the way toward a peaceful, fulfilling, and sustainable world.”
Women in Art
Native Americans – Typischer Apache
2724
Art ID
2021
|
160 x 80 cm
Oil on linen
5500
$
Eva
Bur am Orde
Women in Art
Native Americans – Chief Joseph Nez Perce II
2725
Art ID
2021
|
160 x 80 cm
Oil on linen
5500
$
Eva
Bur am Orde
Women in Art
Native Americans – Noatak Child
2726
Art ID
2021
|
140 x 80 cm
Oil on linen
5100
$
Eva
Bur am Orde
Women in Art
Native Americans – Baby vom Nez Perce Stamm
2727
Art ID
2021
|
140 x 80 cm
Oil on linen
5100
$
Eva
Bur am Orde
Women in Art
Native Americans – Chief Joseph Nez Perce I
2728
Art ID
2021
|
110 x 80 cm
Oil on linen
4400
$
Eva
Bur am Orde
Women in Art
Family Life – Mother with Child
2752
Art ID
2014
|
110 x 150 cm
Oil on linen
6000
$
Eva
Bur am Orde
Women in Art
Talking Monkeys II – Leave me alone
2753
Art ID
2022
|
110 x 110 cm
Oil on linen
5100
$
Eva
Bur am Orde
Women in Art
Talking Monkeys II – Thoughts are free
2754
Art ID
2022
|
110 x 110 cm
Oil on linen
5100
$
Eva
Bur am Orde
Women in Art
Maria mit Kind – Nord-/Südamerika
2755
Art ID
2020
|
280 x 140 cm
Oil on linen
21100
$
Eva
Bur am Orde
Women in Art
Maria mit Kind – Afrika/Europa
2756
Art ID
2020
|
280 x 140 cm
Oil on linen
21100
$
Eva
Bur am Orde
Women in Art
Maria mit Kind – Asien/Australien
2757
Art ID
2020
|
280 x 140 cm
Oil on linen
21100
$
Eva
Bur am Orde
Women in Art
Peace Collection – Peacezeichen
2758
Art ID
2013
|
240 x 210 cm
Oil on linen
29300
$
Eva
Bur am Orde
Women in Art
Peace Collection – Sitting Bull
2759
Art ID
2013
|
240 x 210 cm
Oil on linen
29300
$
Eva
Bur am Orde
Women in Art
Peace Collection – Friedenstaube
2760
Art ID
2013
|
240 x 210 cm
Oil on linen
29300
$
Eva
Bur am Orde
Women in Art
Peacemakers – Martin Luther King II
2763
Art ID
2021
|
70 x 70 cm
Oil on linen
3200
$
Eva
Bur am Orde
Women in Art
Peacemakers – Josephine Baker II
2764
Art ID
2024
|
70 x 70 cm
Oil on linen
3200
$
Eva
Bur am Orde
Further Works of This Artist
Our Mission and Actions
At THE ART HUB, our mission is initially focused on addressing a profound imbalance within the art world, specifically catering to women artists. In the current landscape, a mere 5% to 15% of artworks traded at auctions are created by women, starkly contrasted by the overwhelming 85% to 95% of works by male artists. This disparity is not only confined to auctions but is also prevalent in exhibitions, where male-created art significantly overshadows that of their female counterparts.
By concentrating our efforts on female artists, THE ART HUB aims to counteract this imbalance and champion women within the art community. This initiative is designed to amplify the visibility of women artists, making their creations more accessible to a wider audience, and ultimately striving for a more balanced representation of genders within art auctions and exhibitions. By prioritizing women in art, our platform boldly advocates for equality and diversity within the art sector, signaling a commitment to reshaping and enriching the cultural landscape.
Artist Statement
Art as a Bridge Between Worlds
Illuminating Art: The Unique Ethno‑Pop Art Experience
In my work, I fuse the dynamic energy of Pop Art with profound ethnological themes drawn from my travels and spiritual connections. Each piece pays homage to the diversity and beauty of creation. Journeys to places like Morocco, Namibia, and Botswana have opened new perspectives and deepened my understanding of the world’s many cultures. These experiences flow into my art, creating works that transcend the obvious and forge deeper connections.
For me, the union of spirituality and art is essential. The practices of indigenous peoples, their ancestral rituals, and their belief in a Creator inspire me and are reflected in paintings that demand a deep respect for all creation.
My art is also rooted in a strong sense of social responsibility. I support charitable projects in South America and Africa by donating my works to raffles and sponsoring orphanages and workshops. These commitments stem from my conviction that art has the power to drive positive change and help those in need.
I strive to envision a world where peace, respect, and love for creation form the foundation of our coexistence. My vivid, high‑contrast motifs reflect the life worlds of indigenous peoples and their intimate bond with nature—sometimes fragile and vulnerable, sometimes strong and self‑assured—each telling of a profound longing for a universal ethic. Every painting is an appeal for peaceful coexistence and an invitation to reflect on the great issues of our time and to enter into dialogue.
Exhibitions & Events
2025 | Planned Exhibitions 2025
Member exhibition Podium Kunst Schramberg
Exhibition dates: 8 November 2025 – 4 January 2026
2025 | Ethno Experience
An evening with impressions from Africa + South America · In the studio of Eva Bur am Orde| 16 July 2025
2025 | “PAX! Standing up for peace”
“Peacemakers. Blessed are the peacemakers” | Abbey – Münsterschwarzach, Würzburg
2024 | „Home? An artistic examination of a controversial concept” · Glatt Culture and Museum Center (G)
2024 | „Art in the cinema” with Eva Bur am Orde · Subiaco Schramberg
2024 | „Anniversary exhibition” · Gallery „Im Altbau“, Aldingen (G)
2024 | „Peace Makers” · Katholikentag in Erfurt (E)
2024 | „Kunst-Raum Rottweil as a guest at Glatt Castle” · Glatt moated castle (G)
2023 | „Annual Exhibition” · Art Culture Königsfeld (G)
2023 | „Origins (Ecce homo)” · Art Culture Königsfeld (E)
2023 | „Summer Exhibition” · Gallery Artinnovation Innsbruck (G)
2023 | „Art Karlsruhe” · Gallery Bagnato Constance
2023 | Casa del Arte Palma (G)
2023 | Thomson Gallery Zug, Switzerland (G)
2023 | „Native People” · Gallery Bagnato Constance (E)
2023 | „Strong Women” · Bürgerhaus / Mediathek Denkingen (E)
2022 | Art Fair Innsbruck
2022 | „Art Karlsruhe“ · Gallery Bagnato Constance
2022 | „Bildsprachen” · New Castle Kißlegg (G)
2022 | „Peace Makers in the car and clock world Schramberg” · Car and Clock Museum Schramberg (E)
2022 | (Un) Fair Milano
2021 | Art3f in Brussels
2021 | „Masks in Moscow“ · Moscow (G)
2021 | „Art in the Circle III” · Dominikanermuseum Rottweil (G)
2020 | „Peace Collection” (Denk mal Kunst) · Former Augustinger Monastery Church Oberndorf (E)
2019 | Affordable Art Fair Stockholm
2019 | Art Bodensee Dornbirn
2019 | Artexpo New York, USA
2019 | „Phantasiereise 2” · Gallery M Beck, Homburg (E)
2019 | Art Innsbruck, Austria
2019 | Art Karlsruhe
2018 | Art Expo New York, USA
2018 | Berlin Art Week
2018 | Art Salzburg Contemporary, Austria
2018 | Affordable Art Fair Amsterdam, Netherlands
2017 | Art Night Constance Kreuzlingen Constance (G)
2017 | Stroke Art Fair Munich
2017 | Shanghai Art Fair, China
2016 | Rainforest Art Foundation · Marlene Yu Museum, New York, USA (G)
2016 | Art Marbella, Spain
2015 | Gallery Wild Zurich, Switzerland (E)
2015 | Rainforest Art Foundation · Marlene Yu Museum, Shreveport, USA (G)
2015 | Art Monaco
2015 | Salem Art Works, USA (G)
2015 | Red Dot Miami, USA
2015 | Shanghai Art Fair, China
2014 | „Salem 2 Salem” · Salem Castle (G)
2012 | Cutlog Paris, France (E)
2012 | „Zeit Geist” · Orangery Gohliser Schlösschen, Leipzig (E)
2012 | Philharmonie Essen (E)
2011 | Sargans Castle, Switzerland (G)
2008 | Biennale de Marcigny, France (G)
2007 | Heart Center Lake Constance · Constance (E)
(E) = Solo Exhibition (Einzelausstellung)
(G) = Group Exhibition (Gruppenausstellung)
