Conceptual Tendencies 1960s to Today: Works from the Daimler Art Collection, Berlin/Stuttgart
- 13 years ago
Until 18 March 2012
Concept Art as an independent artistic movement developed in the USA and Europe in the mid 1960s, based on fundamentally new definitions of the work of art the role of the viewer in Minimal Art and Zero Avantgarde around 1960. The characteristic formal features are clearly defined: objective structures, creative systems that are complete in themselves, the new role of photography and quotation, as well as a tendency to seriality and minimalizing material.
The exhibition features around 80 art works by 21 german and international artists from the 1960s to today.
Website: collection.daimler.com/contemporary/11_09_timespace/timespace_index_e.htm
Concept Art as an independent artistic movement developed in the USA and Europe in the mid 1960s, based on fundamentally new definitions of the work of art the role of the viewer in Minimal Art and Zero Avantgarde around 1960. The characteristic formal features are clearly defined: objective structures, creative systems that are complete in themselves, the new role of photography and quotation, as well as a tendency to seriality and minimalizing material.
The exhibition features around 80 art works by 21 german and international artists from the 1960s to today.
Website: collection.daimler.com/contemporary/11_09_timespace/timespace_index_e.htm