Beuys -- Lehmbruck. Denken ist Plastik : Lehmbruck -- Beuys. Alles ist Skulptur
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Beuys -- Lehmbruck. Denken ist Plastik : Lehmbruck -- Beuys. Alles ist Skulptur
Hatje Cantz , Stiftung Wilhelm Lehnbruck Museum , Kunst- und Ausstellungshalle der Bundesrepublik Deutschland, c2021
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Beuys 2021
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Exhibition catalogue
Catalog of the exhibition "Beuys -- Lehmbruck. Denken ist Plastik" held at Bundeskunsthalle, Bonn, June 25-November 1, 2021; "Lehmbruck -- Beuys. Alles ist Skulptur" held at Lehmbruck Museum, Duisburg, June 26-November 1, 2021
Biography: p. [218]-219
List of works: p. [220]-237
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Almost no one has had more of an influence on 20th century art than Joseph Beuys. When he received the Wilhelm Lehmbruck Prize from the city of Duisburg in 1986, he described in his speech how he had arrived at his concept of social sculpture via the work of Lehmbruck: "Everything is sculpture!" was the call that came to him from an image of Wilhelm Lehmbruck's work. High time, then, to present the work of both sculptors in dialogue with each other. To mark the 100th anniversary of Beuys's birth, the Lehmbruck Museum and the Bundeskunsthalle have joined forces. This exhibition catalog shows that sculpture is more than what we see, feel, hear and smell. It is a means of discovery and an experience of the new. The exhibition shows the works of two artists who saw a great potential of freedom in the sculptural field, which had to be realized beyond the borders of art.
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