Art and society 1972-2022-2072 : from the art for the Olympic Games in Munich in 1972 to artistic design concepts of the twenty-first century / edited by Elisabeth Hartung and Anton Biebl ; translation from the German, Amy Klement and Steven Lindberg, Thomas Mader.
This publication accompanies a conference reflecting on the unrealized avant-garde artworks planned for the 1972 Munich Olympic games, many of which were cancelled following the tragic assassination of several Israeli athletes.
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| Language: | English |
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Berlin :
Hatje Cantz,
[2023]
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| Physical Description: | 351 pages : illustrations (chiefly color), facsimiles, plans ; 28 cm |
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From the art for the Olympic Games in Munich in 1972 to artistic design concepts of the twenty-first century |
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Contents:
- Foreword / Anton Biebl
- About this publication / Elisabeth Hartung
- Part 1: Visions and reality 1972. Visions and reality: art for the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich / Elisabeth Hartung
- The Olympic Part and Olympic Village in Munich as a planned and lived utopia / Kay Schiller
- Architecture landscape art: situational design as a total artwork / Elisabeth Spieker
- Never give up! The proposals from American artists for the art program of the Olympic Games 1972 / Corinna Thierolf
- Laszlo Glozer and Christian Kandzia in conversation with Heinz Schütz against art
- Control circuits and feedback loops: on the cybernetic aesthetic of summer Olympic Games in 1972 / Daniela Stöppel
- The Spielstrasse in the context of art around 1972 and its relevance to the future / Elisabeth Hartung
- See-hearing, hear-seeing: Josef Anton Riedl and new music / Michael Lentz
- On Rainbow by Otto Piene: a sign of hope in orange, yellow, green, indigo, and violet / Barbara Könches
- Fragments, or Just Moments: politics of memory in the work of Tony Cokes in the context of the Kunstverein München / Maurin Dietrich
- GLOBAL ART: the Olympic exhibition Weltkulturen und moderne Kunst / Heinz Schütz
- Questions for Manfred Weihe the children and youth center of the exhibition Weltkulturen und moderne Kunst: a new dawn in art and museum pedagogy
- Playing (in the) city: from the KEKS Group's "Actionist Art Pedagogy" to the play concept for the Olympic Village / Tanja Baar
- Intermezzo 2022. The Festival of the Games, Sports and the Arts 2022 / Elisabeth Hartung
- Photos of the Festival of the Games, Sports and the Arts 2022 / Jörg Koopmann .
- Part 2: Art and society 2022. The one flag / Lorena Herrera Rashid
- Artistic interventions within a colonial museum: Luke Willis Thompson's Museum in Reverse / Clémentine Deliss
- Palan & Pakghor / Britto Arts Trust
- Cultural tools: on the project Louise by WochenKlausur / Larissa Kikol
- we come to / Alice Creischer
- Living in the present: a look at Diarenis Calderón Tartabull's work with the Cuban Afroqueer collective Nosotrys (WT) / Mamy Garcia Mommertz
- Longue Durée: the marriage of technology, art, and science in service of the environment / Han Ulrich Obrist
- Don Bosco Earth Campus, Tatale, Ghana / Anna Heringer
- Training of awareness and critical thinking: The Awareness Muscle Trraining Center by Thierry Geoffroy / Colonel / Michael Buhrs
- The Garden in Data Clouds: on the theme of touching in the works of Sui Jianguo / Thomas Eller
- Empathy / Jasmine Ellis
- Our performance is not yet over: on ATEM by Mehtap Baydu / Rebekka Endler
- He Who Hopes, Dies Singing: on Johanna Kappauf as a circus princess in The Repairof a Revue, from Stories and Themes by Alexander Kluge / Barbara Mundel
- Invitation of the Soft Machine and Her Angry Body Parts / Jakob Lena Knebl
- Panic Rooms / M+M
- The path of joy: on the future prospects of art in the works of the choreographer Trajal Harrell / Tobias Staab
- GONOGO / Goshka Macuga
- How to surround yourself with things: Irena Haiduk's Healing Complex (2018-ongoing) / Britta Peters.
- Art-education-remembrance: an art project led by Nina Prader with young people at Twelve Months-Twelve Names: 50 Years Olympic Massacre Munich / Angela Libal
- Freddy Mamani Silverstre: an architect of the future producing a history of the present / Max Jorge Hinderer Cruz
- The archive of the future: on the project Die Bücher by Annette Kelm / Mirjam Zadoff
- On shared experiences: Yayoi Kusama's Infinity Mirror Room / Lucas Zwirner
- Animals of the Milky Way and others / Alexander Kluge
- On being worth more than gold: Selma Selman's growing clain on the not-yet / Catherine Nichols
- Fountain / Cao Yu
- Thoughts on Moving Off the Land by Joan Jonas / Julienne Lorz
- Disarm music box / Pedro Reyes
- Atmospheric activism: air as an embattled commons in the art of forensic architecture and Amy Balkin / Mareike Schwarz
- On OK Solar: sustainable urban design in the department of industrial design at the University of Applied Arts Vienna / Angelika Nollert
- TAM-TAM Olympics tour / Matthias Stadler
- Creating new worlds: on Headrest I-V by Salad Hilowie / Sagal Farah
- "We can all be like sunflowers": an environmental art of Agnes Denes / Joanna Warsza
- Social fountain / Raumfragen Neuperlach
- The new unfinished quality: how generative computer programs are changing art-and society too / Hanno Rauterberg
- Soft Democracies / raumlaborberlin
- The Forest Does Not Employ Me Anymore by Cooking Sections and Forager Collective: on a collective exploratory design practice that brings together Indigenous, scientific, and artistic forms of experience and knowledge / Susanne Witzgall
- The Avatar Robot Café by Ory Laboratory: on communication between people with and without disabilities / Gerfried Stocker
- Find Face / Christine Sun Kim and Thomas Mader
- Sensitizing to historigraphy: on the Colors of Grey series by Thu Van Tran / Rüdiger Schöttle and Johanna Singer
- Pionea / Jana Kerima Stolzer and Lex Rütten.