Description
“The idea becomes a machine that makes art” is one of the central statements by Sol LeWitt, with whom the artist shaped a new art direction in the 1960s. In Concept Art, the idea was central, the concrete execution faded into the background. In its radical reduction, this artistic approach became the ultimate provocation - and thus also politically effective.Emerging from the visual arts, the new conception of art had important effects on the music scene, which will be explored in the concert “Nothing is real”.
In an introductory conversation with two of the most important representatives of interdisciplinary remix research, David Gunkel and Margie Broschke, the focus is on the relationship between old and new, original and plagiarism, and copying as a cultural practice. (Text translated from German using Google Translate) Discussion Moderated and curated by Christine Fischer.
Period | 30 Jan 2021 |
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Event title | Szenenwechsel: The music festival of the Lucerne School : Re-Mix - Re-Tour into the Future |
Event type | Other |
Location | Lucerne, SwitzerlandShow on map |
Degree of Recognition | International |
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Research Outputs
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This is Not a Remix: piracy, authenticity and popular music
Research output: Book/Report › Book › peer-review