Kunst und Wandgestaltung
Sibling sets (3)Show all relations
This set is related to the same sets as the selected set.
3 Items
- Page 1 of 1
The Need for Art to Change the World - An International Symposium on Gustav Metzger
Name that can easily go onto 2 lines
Author that can easily go onto 2 lines as well
- Subtitle
- Konzert FM Einheit
- Date
- 10.10.2019
- Keywords
- Description
- FM Einheit convenes the power of destruction for the creation of his music. Massive steel springs, bricks, pebble and metal sheets collide for Platz schaffen, FM Einheit’s concert organised to coincide with the opening evening. Like Metzger’s auto-destructive art, in which the artist applied acid over paintings, destroying their surfaces by chemically ‘eating’ the canvas, FM Einheit’s concert will take this possibility of a tabula rasato a new level when “Pop willeat itself!”.
FM Einheit has played for the past forty years with assorted industrial and everyday materials, and is an eminent authority of German experimental sound art. In the 1980s, he was the percussionist for the punk band Abwärtsand Palais Schaumburg, and fundamentally influenced the sound of the post-punk industrial music by playing with Einstürzende Neubautenfor many years. FM Einheit has also composed for theater, film and radio plays, for which he has received several awards. Heiner Müller, Peter Zadek and Andreas Ammer are among his composition collaborators.
- FM Einheit convenes the power of destruction for the creation of his music. Massive steel springs, bricks, pebble and metal sheets collide for Platz schaffen, FM Einheit’s concert organised to coincide with the opening evening. Like Metzger’s auto-destructive art, in which the artist applied acid over paintings, destroying their surfaces by chemically ‘eating’ the canvas, FM Einheit’s concert will take this possibility of a tabula rasato a new level when “Pop willeat itself!”.
- There are no metadata related to this context.
- Imported on
- 07.05.2020
- Parent sets
- 1
- Set is related to
- 0 15
The Need for Art to Change the World - An International Symposium on Gustav Metzger
Name that can easily go onto 2 lines
Author that can easily go onto 2 lines as well
- Subtitle
- Documentation lounge
- Date
- 10.10-12.10.2019
- Keywords
- Description
- Gustav Metzger’s (1926–2017) entire oeuvre is defined by his writings. Since 1959, his manifestos have been the cornerstone of his radical and everlasting impact on art, art history and society. Metzger has done more than raise awareness, his art and philosophy are a stark testimony to the alternative world for which he strove. Organised to coincide with the release of the all-encompassing anthology Gustav Metzger: Writings (JRP | Editions, Oct 2019), this international symposium brings together seminal critics, curators, scholars and fellow artists to envisage Metzger’s art and philosophy and his imperatives: auto-destructive and auto-creative art, the Destruction in Art Symposium DIAS (London 1966), computer arts, the crisis in technological art, and social responsibility of artists.
Concerned with the looming threat of extinction, Gustav Metzger sought to create “worldwide movements in response to the accelerating decimation of the natural world through human-made activities leading to mass extinction.” To offer a prospective outlook, this symposium aims to provoke, expose and discuss the fundamental Thesis of our societies and the state of our world in a time of climate crisis, set within a specially designed documentation lounge where videos and audio recordings on and by Metzger will be shown, alongside an exhibition of posters by artists Ursula Biemann, Graciela Carnevale, Cécilia Cavalieri, Douglas Coupland, Karl Holmqvist, Swetlana Heger, Franck Leibovici, Liliane Lijn, David Medalla, Ben Morea, Phill Niblock, Ben Vautier, Jacques Villeglé, et al., who each wrote the sentence that gave this symposium its title – THE NEED FOR ART TO CHANGE THE WORLD –, which Metzger coined in 1993 and strongly resonates now more than ever.
- Gustav Metzger’s (1926–2017) entire oeuvre is defined by his writings. Since 1959, his manifestos have been the cornerstone of his radical and everlasting impact on art, art history and society. Metzger has done more than raise awareness, his art and philosophy are a stark testimony to the alternative world for which he strove. Organised to coincide with the release of the all-encompassing anthology Gustav Metzger: Writings (JRP | Editions, Oct 2019), this international symposium brings together seminal critics, curators, scholars and fellow artists to envisage Metzger’s art and philosophy and his imperatives: auto-destructive and auto-creative art, the Destruction in Art Symposium DIAS (London 1966), computer arts, the crisis in technological art, and social responsibility of artists.
- There are no metadata related to this context.
- Imported on
- 06.05.2020
- Parent sets
- 1
- Set is related to
- 0 15
Saint Luke-Linking two spaces
Name that can easily go onto 2 lines
Author that can easily go onto 2 lines as well
- Subtitle
- Eröffnung Kunstraum
- Author
- Date
- 27.02.2019-20.03.2019
- Keywords
- Description
- Mitten im Kreis 4 in direkter Nachbarschaft zum Club Zukunft eröffnet die Zürcher Hochschule der Künste am 27. Februar in einem ehemaligen Imbissstand den Kunstraum «Saint Luke».
Während eines Jahres bietet das von der ZHdK initiierte Projekt «Saint Luke» Studierenden und Dozierenden aus dem Departement Kunst & Medien sowie weiteren Kunstschaffenden eine Plattform, um ihre Arbeiten mitten in der Stadt Zürich zu präsentieren.
Kuratiert werden die Ausstellungen im ehemaligen Imbissstand von den Kunst-&-Medien-Studierenden Milena Langer und Samuel Haitz. Im sieben Quadratmeter grossen Raum werden künftig Installationen, Performances und Soundarbeiten gezeigt. Die wechselnden Ausstellungen sind dank einer Fensterscheibe Tag und Nacht für das Publikum sichtbar.
Eröffnet wird der Kunstraum mit der Ausstellung «Linking two spaces» der Dozentin Marianne Mueller und Studentin Flavia Senn.
- Mitten im Kreis 4 in direkter Nachbarschaft zum Club Zukunft eröffnet die Zürcher Hochschule der Künste am 27. Februar in einem ehemaligen Imbissstand den Kunstraum «Saint Luke».
- There are no metadata related to this context.
- Imported on
- 06.05.2020
- Parent sets
- 1
- Set is related to
- 0 15