Übersetzung für "Appropriation art" in Deutsch

At the beginning of the 1990s, Appropriation Art was very big in the West.

He is a video artist focusing mainly on animation and appropriation art.

Through the strategy of appropriation, art finds itself in the privileged position of an observer.

This controversial work put the most important proponent of Appropriation Art at the center of the art cosmos.

However, it is often associated with Land art, Conceptual art, Arte Povera, Appropriation, Video art and others.

Monkeys (Chair) is an example of Koons’s strategy of mashing up ideas and methods of Pop, Conceptual, and appropriation art with handicraft and popular culture.

Following on from this and drawing on 1980s American appropriation art, Home's concept of plagiarism soon developed into a proposed movement and a series of "Festivals of Plagiarism" in 1988 and 1989, which themselves plagiarised the Neoist apartment festivals and 1960s Fluxus festivals.

At the time, the process caused a lot of sensation, also internationally, not only because of the plaintiff Helmut Newton, but above all because it was one of the first processes on the subject of the appropriation and alienation of existing works of art, as they were used by postmodern artists, e.g. in Appropriation art.

In the beginnings of his artistic career Pusenkoff was close to Appropriation Art, since the 2000s he has increasingly turned to Abstract Art.

This notebook is a colorful collage of ideas opposing the appropriation of art by capitalism, against which Cruzvillegas reacts with collective, living, and "definitely unfinished" social sculptures—involving people, animals, and things—that come to life in the streets.

The use of existing images stored in the cultural memory of society puts Phillips into the tradition of the so-called "Appropriation Art" of the eighties.

What lies behind this is not only the pursuit of self-empowerment in the sense of institution-critical practices, but simultaneously the appropriating handling of the material of others in the tradition of the readymade and Appropriation Art.

Media scholar Claus Pias pointed out the parallels between the artistic modifications ofgames and the ‹Appropriation Art› of the 1980s.

They share this fate with a few of the truly great works in art history: with Marcel Duchamp's ready-mades, with Joseph Beuys' expanded concept of art (Erweiterter Kunstbegriff) and with certain art movements such as Appropriation Art .

As magnificent as it is controversial-the Richard Prince show at the New York Guggenheim Museum, sponsored by Deutsche Bank, is the most comprehensive presentation of the master of Appropriation Art to date.

I use it to imply that in every accepted trajectory for the collection and distribution of art there are possible events of resistance – ways to read and make differently that could upset the functionalist appropriation of art by dominating economies of thought and exchange.

His uninhibited and tabooless perspective onto art and the world in which it arises, along with his ambivalent attitude toward painting, Concept Art, and Appropriation Art, have had an enduring influence on several generations of visual artists – from David Salle and Jack Goldstein to Cindy Sherman and Barbara Kruger.

Other artists such as Dara Birnbaum or Klaus vom Bruch also practiced the appropriation of media imagery in the form of Appropriation Art, which deconstructed the glossy appearance of television.This performance dimension of early video art clashed with the metaphor of the TV screen as a "window to the world" that had been coursing throughout the prevailing media debates of the time.

Termed "Appropriation Art," it was a strategy used by artists such as Barbara Kruger, Jack Goldstein, and Richard Prince.

Guest Curator offers in a Droste effect manner, a take on the diversity of appropriation art, manifesting all its components in one show: a gallery, a curator, a concept, a museum, a collector, young artists, international artists, a dead artist, auctioned and signed paraphernalia, and musical entertainment for the opening.

His "Appropriation Art" with different compositions of graphical fragments was exhibited at the Tate Modern in London.

Using this reference as a point of departure, he ultimately also understands super-realism in relation to surrealism and the inclusion of photographic elements in Appropriation art, differentiates their diverging relationships to the real.

Sherrie Levine, who attracted particular attention at the beginning of the 1980s and was soon regarded as the most important representative of ‹Appropriation Art,› is an example of an artist who reflects this process.

His concern with minimal and conceptual art is as well noticeable as his orientation on appropriation art and postproduction.

I didn't want to just think about it, but to really experiment practically with it, also to find out the extent to which EXPORT's intervention strategies can still be employed today—counter to their appropriation by the art business.

Marks on book pages on Appropriation Art, dealing with questions of authorship and authenticity equally relevant in Czech's work, also take up and comment on the contents of the cropped illustrations.

While pondering these unpleasant questions I headed towards the central show of this year's Biennale, curated by Christine Macel, Viva Arte Viva, to meet up with Nigerian performance artist Jelili Atiku, who was invited to participate, and to discuss appropriation, art, the potential of healing, and the spaces between Venice and Lagos.