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Fridericianum
Germany
Приєднався 7 січ 2014
The Fridericianum was founded in 1779 as one of the first public museums in the world. Since 1988 it has been an internationally renowned art gallery. A broad spectrum of contemporary art, from new discoveries to more established works, is displayed in over 2,000 square meters of exhibition space. Moritz Wesseler has been director of the Fridericianum since November 2018.
Nana Adusei-Poku in conversation with Melvin Edwards
On the occasion of Melvin Edwards’s exhibition at the Fridericianum, a film documenting a conversation between Melvin Edwards and Nana Adusei-Poku (Assistant Professor for Art History and African American Studies at Yale University) has been produced.
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Anlässlich der Ausstellung von Melvin Edwards im Fridericianum wurde ein Film produziert. Er dokumentiert ein Gespräch zwischen Melvin Edwards und Nana Adusei-Poku (Assistenzprofessorin für Kunstgeschichte und African American Studies an der Yale University).
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Anlässlich der Ausstellung von Melvin Edwards im Fridericianum wurde ein Film produziert. Er dokumentiert ein Gespräch zwischen Melvin Edwards und Nana Adusei-Poku (Assistenzprofessorin für Kunstgeschichte und African American Studies an der Yale University).
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Ulla Wiggen - OUTSIDE / INSIDE
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February 24, 2024 - June 2, 2024 The Fridericianum in Kassel honors the work of Ulla Wiggen with a comprehensive survey exhibition. The work of the artist, who was born in 1942 in Stockholm, is characterized by outstanding formal and conceptual acuity. Spanning six decades, Wiggen’s oeuvre comprises four distinct bodies of paintings: renderings of circuit boards and other electronic components,...
From Venice to Kassel - Cecilia Alemani about Ulla Wiggen
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The curator of the 59th Venice Biennale explains what makes Ulla Wiggen's art so special in her eyes, and what prompted her to invite the Swedish artist to the exhibition "The Milk of Dreams" in the lagoon city in 2022.
Andrea Bellini on Roberto Cuoghi
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ROBERTO CUOGHI December 3, 2022 - May 29, 2023 Andrea Bellini is Director of the Centre d’Art Contemporain in Geneva, Artistic Director of the center’s Biennale de l’Image en Mouvement, and Curator of the Swiss Pavilion at the La Biennale di Venezia 2024. Previous positions include Codirector of the Castello di Rivoli in Turin, Curatorial Advisor to MoMA PS1 in New York, and Editor in Chief of ...
Tauba Auerbach - TIDE
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Tauba Auerbach: "TIDE" July 14, 2023 - January 14, 2024 Tauba Auerbach, born in 1981 in San Francisco and now living in New York, traces the visible and invisible connections, structures, and rhythms that shape our universe. In addition, Auerbach orients their artistic gaze toward the micro- and macrocosmic that constitute the complexity of being. To do this, the artist explores various scienti...
Roberto Cuoghi at the Fridericianum, Kassel
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Roberto Cuoghi December 3, 2022 - May 29, 2023 Roberto Cuoghi, who was born in Modena in 1973 and now lives in Milan, is hard to pin down as an artist. His practice encompasses almost the entire spectrum of artistic genres, taking countless guises and reflecting the artist’s preoccupation with diverse, sometimes seemingly contradictory themes and issues. These range from both conceptual and pro...
Vincent Fecteau on his artistic practice
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On the occasion of his first institutional solo exhibition in Germany at the Fridericianum in Kassel, Vincent Fecteau gives a detailed insight into his practice as an artist. Out of his Studio in San Francisco he talks about the process his sculptures have to go through and why they very rarely have titles, he also reveals his feelings about the seriousness and comedy in his works. "The functio...
Dieter Schwarz on Forrest Bess
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Forrest Bess February 15, 2020 - September 6, 2020 Fridericianum Kassel While at the Kunstmuseum Winterthur in Switzerland, Dieter Schwarz was the only director of a European museum to acquire a piece by the American painter Forrest Bess. In this short interview, Schwarz describes how he first came across Bess’s work and what fascinates him about it. www.fridericianum.org Follow us on Instagram...
Toba Khedoori at the Fridericianum, Kassel
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Toba Khedoori October 9, 2021 - February 20, 2022 For over twenty-five years Toba Khedoori, born in Sydney in 1964 and now living in Los Angeles, has been developing a body of work that can be described as one of the most outstanding and singular contributions to contemporary art. Her works-made through a lengthy, highly concentrated production process-tread a fine line between painting and dra...
TAREK ATOUI PERFORMANCES: TAREK ATOUI, ALAN AFFICHARD, AMELIE LEGRAND, OLAF PYRAS Fridericianum 2021
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In cooperation with the International Music Institute Darmstadt, Tarek Atoui realized a series of performances in his exhibition "Waters’ Witness". With Alan Affichard, Amélie Legrand, and Olaf Pyras, he activated the "Tables of Contents", where together they experimented, improvised, and composed. Eight videos document these performances and give an insight into the practice of Atoui, born in ...
TAREK ATOUI PERFORMANCES: TAREK ATOUI, ALAN AFFICHARD, AMELIE LEGRAND, OLAF PYRAS Fridericianum 2021
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In cooperation with the International Music Institute Darmstadt, Tarek Atoui realized a series of performances in his exhibition "Waters’ Witness". With Alan Affichard, Amélie Legrand, and Olaf Pyras, he activated the "Tables of Contents", where together they experimented, improvised, and composed. Eight videos document these performances and give an insight into the practice of Atoui, born in ...
TAREK ATOUI PERFORMANCES: AMELIE LEGRAND and OLAF PYRAS, Fridericianum 2021
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In cooperation with the International Music Institute Darmstadt, Tarek Atoui realized a series of performances in his exhibition "Waters’ Witness". With Alan Affichard, Amélie Legrand, and Olaf Pyras, he activated the "Tables of Contents", where together they experimented, improvised, and composed. Eight videos document these performances and give an insight into the practice of Atoui, born in ...
TAREK ATOUI PERFORMANCES: TAREK ATOUI, ALAN AFFICHARD, AMELIE LEGRAND, OLAF PYRAS Fridericianum 2021
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In cooperation with the International Music Institute Darmstadt, Tarek Atoui realized a series of performances in his exhibition "Waters’ Witness". With Alan Affichard, Amélie Legrand, and Olaf Pyras, he activated the "Tables of Contents", where together they experimented, improvised, and composed. Eight videos document these performances and give an insight into the practice of Atoui, born in ...
TAREK ATOUI PERFORMANCES: TAREK ATOUI and OLAF PYRAS, Fridericianum 2021
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In cooperation with the International Music Institute Darmstadt, Tarek Atoui realized a series of performances in his exhibition "Waters’ Witness". With Alan Affichard, Amélie Legrand, and Olaf Pyras, he activated the "Tables of Contents", where together they experimented, improvised, and composed. Eight videos document these performances and give an insight into the practice of Atoui, born in ...
TAREK ATOUI PERFORMANCES: OLAF PYRAS, Fridericianum 2021
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In cooperation with the International Music Institute Darmstadt, Tarek Atoui realized a series of performances in his exhibition "Waters’ Witness". With Alan Affichard, Amélie Legrand, and Olaf Pyras, he activated the "Tables of Contents", where together they experimented, improvised, and composed. Eight videos document these performances and give an insight into the practice of Atoui, born in ...
TAREK ATOUI PERFORMANCES: ALAN AFFICHARD, Fridericianum 2021
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TAREK ATOUI PERFORMANCES: ALAN AFFICHARD, Fridericianum 2021
TAREK ATOUI PERFORMANCES: AMELIE LEGRAND, Fridericianum 2021
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TAREK ATOUI PERFORMANCES: AMELIE LEGRAND, Fridericianum 2021
Martine Syms: "Aphrodite's Beasts" at the Fridericianum, Kassel
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Martine Syms: "Aphrodite's Beasts" at the Fridericianum, Kassel
Vincent Fecteau at the Fridericianum in Kassel
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Vincent Fecteau at the Fridericianum in Kassel
Trisha Baga: "Hope" at the Fridericianum in Kassel
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Trisha Baga: "Hope" at the Fridericianum in Kassel
Alexandra Bircken: Top down / Bottom up
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Alexandra Bircken: Top down / Bottom up
02 A New Fascism? - Franco "Bifo" Berardi
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02 A New Fascism? - Franco "Bifo" Berardi
03 A New Fascism? - Wilhelm Heitmeyer
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03 A New Fascism? - Wilhelm Heitmeyer
Fecteau is fantastic and I could listen to him talk for hours
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Heut Ausstellung in Bregenz gesehen bze gehört. Wirklich grossartig...
Huge appreciation to Fridericianum, for uploading this beautiful video. This is what UA-cam is for!
The human makes itself practically according to concepts it has of itself, and in practically making itself, it changes the concepts of itself according to which it practically makes itself. Rinse and repeat. This talk was unnecessarily longwinded.
This is far too cerebral for me. I honestly have no clue what he is saying.
speak in simpler terms boss! and look at the audience when you present. horribly done.
what a boooooooooooooooooooooooring lecture!!!
This guys is really interesting but I think he would really benefit from an intro with some definitions of terms, which is always boring and not a great way to start a discussion, but it’s clear that he is a unique thinker and to understand his definitions would certainly aid us in understanding his theory.
Blue stripes doesn't use words that are sensible but uses the elbow around the arse technique showcasing his vocabulary.
This guy would be a joke in Iran.
@Ark-ky4of How do you know I dont?
@Ark-ky4of I speak Persian and I know western philosophy is sophist crab. Thats what this guys sounds like. Iran has Sufi mysticism and thats whats still popular and respected above all else. So go fake yourself, you little sheet. . If any intellectuals did care about this in Iran, this guy wouldnt have to come to some depraved scientific materialist athiest sock socker land known as Western Jewdestan, where they invented Social Darwinism, Scientific Reductionism and now women with beards who think they are men giving birth to children.
He was a professor of mathematics at Shiraz University, Iran. Clearly not a joke.
@@gerontion1011 Exactly. Now he is no long in Iran because nobody gives what a professor of math thinks in Iran when he have real sages.
Love this comment section
yes more pls for english fans
Amazing range, compelling and thoughtful. So much work in one place. Thank you.
REALLY?.... Where is the passion, the energy, the reason. Your work is utterly empty.
bet
Ignorance & Idiocy: how to discern when the Ghost is malfunctioning & the Machine does not understand.
Exceptional artist. No bullshit whatsoever just doing his thing really really well. ❤
the audience cam is frightening and uncanny
Love the sculptures
this artist is so humble and so gracious
Amazing artist, a real one.
00:13 quick nip
Is it possible to get the lecture notes for this? Alternatively, has Ian published on this topic?
A wonderful mind: G. M. Tamas <3
Brilliant 👏
Negarestani is not r/acc neither l/acc. He is compatible with both in part.
Didn't he once say in a rant that "everything except for communism must perish"?
Very good cosmological insights, observations and questions, thank you.
Damn! ❤
Great talk. So bloody scary 😭
The more I listen to Braidotti, the more respect for her I gain. Fascinating speaker with a surreal topic on her tongue. Thank you for this upload
The comments on this page are really weird.
Ye true. i didnt even see the video its like i searched this on youtube only to end up in this weird comments section. Me reading comment section: 14:51
Wonderful work, wonderful speech.
Make notes of all the speech, and read slowly, it makes sense to me, he is explaining a transdisciplinary methodology, Deleuze and Guattari applies these synthetic operators and construct an skizo methodology. Reza and the speculative realists are their orphans. Come on, make your own living hypotesis, play with those abstract machines kiddo!
His is a very comfortable stance to take since he knows he could be wrong about anything and that’s what he is only right about. :))
The problem with Iain Grant is that his lines of inferences never go through anything like logical implication. He holds so many presuppositions enough to bring the world of philosophy down by the sheer weight of unaccounted assumptions. Lovable philosopher though even though he remains in the realm of pure speculation.
There are some plainly trollish comments and some genuine puzzled sentiments here. There is no point to respond to the trollish comments. For the puzzled ones: In the past decade or so, Reza has been trying to synthesize various elements of dynamic system analysis, naturalized phenomenology and conceptual engineering (late Carnap) to provide a picture of our technical and practical concepts which are at once informed by our novel inferences (like Peirce's method of abduction), our capacity to make concepts by intervening or manipulating things (philosophy of engineering from Archimedes to people like Hans Vaihinger and beyond) and the capacity to make evermore suitable concepts adequate for describing what is we are doing when we are doing something, successful or not, from a practical point of view. The point in this lecture which tends to get lost but is further developed in his other papers and talks is that concepts such as materiality, system, whole, part and scale should be understood in terms of triangulations between (1) our manipulative inferences (the reference to Peirce) where theoretical and practical commitments overlap and play with each other, (2) discovering a class of novel phenomena not by mere theoretical reasoning but by practical encounters / experience of the target phenomenon, (3) the enlightenment impulse to refine our concepts, moving in the Carnap sense of explication, from vague or otherwise clunky concepts to more exact concepts.
crazy
this is wtf i’m talking about, METAPHYSICS BABY
Long live Trianon 1920!
23:26 Donna Eroin?
Donna Haraway
@@phazecat Thanks 👍🏾
YOLO, am Right? Was there an I in that question?
I like words. Do you? Well, hopefully your brain is okay, because I have a harder time with words, given the fact that doctors have been experimenting on my brain, through the word, and before I had reached puberty. Keep up the great work! No problem!
I love you
I hate you, not really. I'm completely Indifferent to your existence.
Wtf are you talking about?
Hi language.
You guessed wrong.
Nope. Not me.
Sounds like you are promulgating an ethics, which seems contrary to what you claim to be aiming at. I don’t know. It’s as if you aren’t making any sense. But who knows.
People are chopping up children's brains with pharmaceutical drugs, and they are doing it in the open and under the protection of the law. But ethics don’t matter, right? 👻👻👻👻👻
He needs far more artwork to cover for his uncommitted crimes, mind you. Someone let this guy know he needs to be careful.
u ok dave
@@joyusachoobarb don't think so