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1. Ausschnitte Aus Eden/Extracts from Eden : Re-Representing the “Wounded” Landscape of the Lausitz, Eastern Germany.

Author

Curran, Mark

Subjects
*LANDSCAPE photography, *MULTIMEDIA (Art), *ETHNOLOGY, *LANDSCAPES, *EMIGRATION & immigration, *THEORY of knowledge
Abstract

Centrally informed through the application of photography, my multi-media practice has evolved to one conversant in ethnography and the principles of a critically reflexive practice. Ethnography can be viewed as an epistemological position or “a commitment”, as Zsuzsa Gille states, “to study an issue at hand by understanding it from the perspectives of people whose lives are tied up with or affected by it”. The thematic concerns within my research practice have critically addressed the predatory context resulting from the flows and migrations of global capital. To this end, and drawing upon my own practice-led fieldwork in the Lausitz (Lusatia), Brandenburg in the former East Germany (Deutsche Demokratische Republik), this article and the illustrations frame a long-term research project constructed in a landscape inscribed with the utopic “wounds of modernity” (Berman) — Industrialisation, Socialism, and now at great cost, Globalisation — and the re-representational strategies employed to evoke the “wounded” landscape of the Lausitz, a landscape of the here and now. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2013
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2. Entering the Musical Picture: Richard Wagner and 19th-Century Multimedia Entertainments.

Author

Mungen, Anno

Subjects
MULTIMEDIA (Art), SYMBOLISM in art, SYMBOLISM in music, DIORAMAS, THEATER
Abstract

The popular entertainment shows, Panorama, J.M. Daguerre's Diorama (first shown in Paris 1822) and the Berlin Pleorama of the 1830s, are related to Wagner's concept of music theater. The example of the symphonic interlude of Siegfried's Rhine Journey from Die Götterdämmerung and its scenic integration in the drama demonstrates Wagner's attempt to seduce the spectator and listener to become part of the theatrical image, parallel to Daguerre's Diorama and other multimedia theater shows of the 19th century. This aesthetic strategy is based on the concept of Gesamtkunstwerk, as it was prominent throughout the whole 19th century and not only picked up by Wagner. Especially the symphonic interlude is based on the idea of simulating another reality outside of the real world, since at this moment there are no theater images actually available. This topography was well known through all kinds of media images of the river valley. The audience listening to Wagner's interlude in the darken opera house actually recreates the well known visual image in their mind. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2001

3. Kulturzeit.

Subjects
ART, ART exhibitions, MULTIMEDIA (Art), MUSEUMS
Abstract

The article informs about the art in Thuringia, Germany and also discusses painting workshop at the Herzogliche Museum in Gotha, Germany, multimedia exhibition "Die Ernestiner. Eine Dynastie prägt Europa," in Gotha till August 28, 2016.

Published
2016

4. Anna Oppermann.

Author

Faguet, Michèle

Subjects
*EXHIBITIONS, *ART exhibitions, *MULTIMEDIA (Art), *MULTIMEDIA installations (Art)
Abstract

The article reviews an exhibition of mixed media artwork by Anna Oppermann at the Galerie Barbara Thumm in Berlin, Germany.

Published
2010

5. GERMANY.

Subjects
*ART exhibitions, *PAINTING exhibitions, *PHOTOGRAPHY exhibitions, *MULTIMEDIA (Art)
Abstract

The article presents a calendar of art exhibitions throughout Germany in late winter and spring 2007. "Silvia Bächli: New Works," will be on display at Galerie Vera Munro in Hamburg from February 27-April 1. "Kai Schiemenz: Shrunken Theatre" will be on display at Fahnemann Projects in Berlin from February 10-24. "Odilon Redon: As in a Dream" will be on display at Schirn Kunsthalle Frankfurt in Frankfurt until April 29.

Published
2007

7. Events mark 20th Anniversary of Berlin Wall's Cold War Collapse.

Subjects
*SPECIAL events, *ANNIVERSARIES, *BERLIN Wall, Berlin, Germany, 1961-1989, *MARIONETTES, *THEATRICAL companies, *ART exhibitions, *MULTIMEDIA (Art)
Abstract

The article offers information on special events to be held in celebration of the 20th year of the fall of Berlin Wall in Germany in 2009. Large marionettes controlled by cranes will be exposed to view by French street theater troupe Royal de Luxe from October 1 to 4, aimed at stressing the emotional impact of the collapse of the wall. The multimedia exhibition "Moments in Time," will be presented by the Deutsche Kinemathek museum of film and television until November 9.

Published
2009

8. Falling Right into Place: The Fold in Contemporary Art.

Author

Hudson, Suzanne

Subjects
*21ST century art exhibitions, *ART exhibitions, *MULTIMEDIA (Art), *INSTALLATION art
Abstract

The article reviews the exhibition "Falling Right Into Place: The Fold in Contemporary Art" by various artists at the Museum Haus Lange and Kaiser Wilhelm Museum in Krefeld, Germany from March 2-May 25, 2008.

Published
2008

9. 5th Berlin Biennial for Contemporary Art.

Author

Popescu, Adina

Subjects
*21ST century art exhibitions, *ART exhibitions, *MULTIMEDIA (Art), *ART
Abstract

The article reviews the exhibition "5th Berlin Biennial for Contemporary Art" at various venues in Berlin, Germany from April 5-June 15, 2008.

Published
2008

10. Ulla von Brandenburg.

Author

Schambelan, Elizabeth

Subjects
*ART exhibitions, *MULTIMEDIA (Art), *INSTALLATION art, *21ST century art exhibitions, *EXHIBITIONS
Abstract

The article reviews an exhibition by the artist Ulla von Brandenburg at the Kunstverein Für Die Rheinlande Und Westfalen Düsseldorf in Düsseldorf, Germany from February 16-April 20, 2008.

Published
2008

11. Pia Rönicke.

Author

Allen, Jennifer

Subjects
*INSTALLATION art, *ART exhibitions, *MULTIMEDIA (Art), *EXHIBITIONS
Abstract

The article reviews the exhibition of a multimedia art installation by Pia Rönicke, presented at the Croy Nielsen gallery, Berlin, Germany.

Published
2007

12. Franco Fontana.

Author

Monteiro, Stephen

Subjects
*ART exhibitions, *MULTIMEDIA (Art)
Abstract

Reviews the art exhibition featuring the works of Janaina Tschäpe at the Carlier and Gebauer art galleries in Berlin, Germany.

Published
2005

13. Wegwerfdomizil und Menschenzoo.

Author

Matthes, Meike

Subjects
PERFORMANCE art festivals, MULTIMEDIA (Art), MUSIC festivals
Abstract

The article reviews the Foreign Affairs performance, multimedia art, and music festival in Berlin, Germany.

Published
2013

14. Ranking kreativer Kampagnen.

Subjects
MULTIMEDIA (Art), MARKETING awards, ART competitions
Abstract

The article discusses the annual Deutschen Multimedia Award (German Multimedia Award, DMMA) and its ranking of creative digital marketing campaigns.

Published
2012

15. Untitled.

Subjects
ARCHITECTURE exhibitions, ART exhibitions, MULTIMEDIA (Art)
Abstract

The article previews several exhibitions related to the fields of art and architecture, including an exhibition on Architect Ernst May (1886-1970) to be held at the Deutsches Architekturmuseum until November 2, 2011, an exhibition on multimedia artist Sol Lyfond, to be held until September 18, 2011 at the Sepulkralmuseum Kassel, Germany, and a lecture by Max Dudler on Houses for Books, to be held September 14 at the Siemens- Auditorium in Munich, Germany.

Published
2011

16. Getrennt durch ideologische Mauern.

Author

Haack, Barbara

Subjects
ROCK music, ART exhibitions, MULTIMEDIA (Art)
Abstract

The article reviews a multimedia project titled "Does One Still Honor the Rose?" reviewing 30 years of rock music in East Germany.

Published
2009

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