LART EN RÉSEAU Dossier pédagogique
Véronique Müller Assistante à la conception et à la réalisation. années 60 par l'artiste Allan Kaprow ainsi ... France en 1978 par Alain Minc et Simon.
Lart comme jeu: pratiques et utopies
3 mars 2016 Pour Allan Kaprow l?art comme jeu signifie jouer comme celui qui n?a que faire de l'art : « le jeu apporte à l'art
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7 mai 2011 Rauchenberg Allan Kaprow
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Dan Flavin Joseph Kosuth
Document en provenance du site art-info.be
Herring Oliver Janssens Ann-Veronica
Toile urbaine Peindre à léchelle du territoire urbain
prolongement au texte d'Allan Kaprow qui après le choc esthétique ressenti face 11 Voir l'article de Véronique Ribordy sur l'intervention de F. Varini ...
thaise luciane nardim allan kaprow performance e colaboração
À professora Verônica Fabrini pela contribuição preciosa. Allan Kaprow foi um artista americano que se destacou no painel de.
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14 nov. 2011 los angeles the getty resarch institute. allan kaprow ... 17. véronique Fabbri
Linstallation : une expérience limite du théâtre? : le cas de
d'artistes comme Richard Schechner et Allan Kaprow mais surtout en relation avec Véronique Fabbri: «l'espace y devient un milieu sonore et visuel et le ...
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10a-c. Sophie Krier avec Stéphane Verlet-Bottéro
Kaprow Reinvented: Pose 1969-2019 - University of South Florida
Kaprow’s work is managed by the Allan Kaprow Estate and represented by Hauser & Wirth allankaprow com MUSEUM HOURS + ADMISSIONS USFCAM Hours: CAM’s galleries are closed to the public throughout the summer of 2019 for construction The Kaprow events are free and open to the public; however a USF parking permit ($5 00 daily) or pay-per-space
Self-Service: A Happening
height of the Happenings craze and illuminated Kaprow’s early views on the performance of Happenings which would change later in his career Judith Rodenbeck’s Radical Prototypes: Allan Kaprow and the Invention of Happenings (2011) provided a comprehensive look at Kaprow’s Happenings and their evolution from a contemporary perspective
Allan Kaprow papers - California Digital Library
Descriptive Summary Title:Allan Kaprow papers Date (inclusive):1940-1997 Number:980063 Creator/Collector:Kaprow Allan Physical Description:63 5 linear feet(119 boxes 16 flat file folders 2 rolls) Repository: The Getty Research Institute Special Collections 1200 Getty Center Drive Suite 1100 Los Angeles California 90049-1688 (310) 440-7390
Self- Performance: Allan Kaprow's Activities
ALLAN KAPROW 9 Kaprow's choice of structure in arranging the mechanics of Activity scenarios creates much of the power that individual action units lack What appears to be ordinary behavior—breathing deferring at a door—is isolated and focused upon so intensely that it looses its ordinariness becomes distorted confused ominous Repetition
When was Allen Kaprow self-service performed?
- ALLAN KAPROW Self-Service, a piece without spectators, was performed in the summer of 1967 in Boston, New York, and Los Angeles. It spanned four months, June through Septem- ber. Thirty-one activities were selected from a much larger number. Their time and locality distribution were determined by chance methods.
How are Kaprow's writings arranged?
- Handwritten and typewritten drafts of Kaprow's writings arranged chronologically by year, followed by files of photographs taken for Assemblage, Environments and Happenings, not all of which were printed in the book; these are arranged alphabetically by the last name of the artists. Photographs taken to illustrate other writings also included.
What is a Kaprow letter to the editor?
- Kaprow letter to the editor responding to Kenneth Tynan piece critical of Kaprow's work. Box 64, Folder 12New York University, 1989 Scope and Content Note Letter and other materials regarding panel on '60s art that Kaprow took part in. Box 64, Folder 13Newport Harbor Art Museum, 1987 Scope and Content Note Letter requesting Kaprow donation.
How many times has Kaprow reinvented a piece?
- Pieces Kaprow reinvented more than once in his career (such as "Yard" or "Words") are listed in the chronological sequence each time they were reinvented, and the entry for the original piece lists all subsequent reinventions for which there is documentation in the collection.
