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Fame et infamia. The Infamy of the nameless" is an exhibition of significant artworks of one of Austria's most important contemporary female artists: Valie Export.0Feminist artwork from the 1960s and 70s is experiencing a phase of renewed international relevance, and ValieE Export's media and performance art counts among the most radical European positions of that time.0This exhibition marks the first time the artist has exhibited alongside a historical collection. Her works engage in conversation with Archduke Ferdinand II?s (1529-1595) Ambras collection, offering another view of its objects and exhibition history, wherein the FAMA?the history of illustrious and victorious personages?encounter the INFAMIA?history?s insubordinate, marginalized, and oppressed individuals. This furthermore creates a stimulating and surprising convergence of the male principal of dominance with the female principal of submission in gestures of empathetic humanity and rebellion, set in the present and in the past.00Exhibition: Schloss Ambras, Innsbruck, Austria (22.03.-30.06.2018),
Zakup książki
Valie Export, Sabine Haag
- Język
- Rok wydania
- 2018
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- Tytuł
- Valie Export
- Język
- angielski
- Autorzy
- Sabine Haag
- Wydawca
- KHM-Museumsverband
- Rok wydania
- 2018
- Liczba stron
- 69
- ISBN10
- 3990201638
- ISBN13
- 9783990201633
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- Tagi
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- Opis
- Fame et infamia. The Infamy of the nameless" is an exhibition of significant artworks of one of Austria's most important contemporary female artists: Valie Export.0Feminist artwork from the 1960s and 70s is experiencing a phase of renewed international relevance, and ValieE Export's media and performance art counts among the most radical European positions of that time.0This exhibition marks the first time the artist has exhibited alongside a historical collection. Her works engage in conversation with Archduke Ferdinand II?s (1529-1595) Ambras collection, offering another view of its objects and exhibition history, wherein the FAMA?the history of illustrious and victorious personages?encounter the INFAMIA?history?s insubordinate, marginalized, and oppressed individuals. This furthermore creates a stimulating and surprising convergence of the male principal of dominance with the female principal of submission in gestures of empathetic humanity and rebellion, set in the present and in the past.00Exhibition: Schloss Ambras, Innsbruck, Austria (22.03.-30.06.2018),