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Bien avant les événements révolutionnaires de 1968, les artistes qui ont hérité de l'enseignement corrosif du dadaïsme et de Marcel Duchamp reconduisent la fête à leur façon et l'on sent vite l'excitation ambiguë de leur carnaval fondé autant sur la vie que sur la mort. Ils veulent revenir aux origines, réveiller les puissances, réinventer les rituels, provoquer, détruire, sacrifier. Leur violence en art est néoprimitive et fatalement beaucoup plus forte et répandue dans les pays qui ont pris fait et cause en faveur de l'Allemagne nazie, moins remis encore que les autres de la brutalité de la guerre et d'autant plus secoués qu'ils sont entraînés au même moment dans une modernisation à marche forcée. Du néodadaïsme japonais à l'actionnisme viennois et du chamanisme de Beuys en Allemagne au Nouveau Réalisme ou aux premiers happenings en France : bien des signes annoncent le changement des temps et jusque dans l'autopunition de l'auteur dont le statut héroïque est radicalement remis en question. Plusieurs années après la guerre qui avait atrocement condamné au dressage les corps et les esprits, la délivrance n'est pas la même à Ashiya, à Paris, à Vienne, à Berlin ou à Milan. Au-delà des frontières et des traditions, il y a pourtant des liens troublants qui avouent la culpabilité mais aussi la volonté intraitable de sortir du monde tel qu'il est, dans la violence et la transgression d'un théâtre bloqué où la puissance ne se retourne jamais.

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feminism --- Pop [fine arts styles] --- Art --- Axell, Evelyne --- Bastin, Michèle --- Marisol --- Boty, Pauline --- Canneel, Martine --- Saint-Phalle, de, Niki --- Szapocznikow, Alina --- Haworth, Jann --- Fleury, Sylvie --- Pop Art --- feminisme --- vrouwelijke kunstenaars --- Saint Phalle, Niki de --- Escobar, Marisol --- Pop art --- Exhibitions --- Art [Modern ] --- 20th century --- Women artists --- Feminism in art --- Feminism and art --- kunst --- kunstenaars --- popart --- kunstgeschiedenis --- vrouwen --- 20e eeuw (twintigste eeuw) --- 705.8 --- 706.8 --- België --- De Saint Phalle, Niki --- Art and feminism --- kunstgeschiedenis, 20e eeuw --- kunstgeschiedenis, België, 20e eeuw --- 7.038 --- Pop Art. --- feminisme. --- vrouwelijke kunstenaars. --- Axell, Evelyne. --- Bastin, Michèle. --- Boty, Pauline. --- Canneel, Martine. --- Saint Phalle, Niki de. --- Fleury, Sylvie. --- Haworth, Jann. --- Escobar, Marisol. --- Szapocznikow, Alina.

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Taking the explosion of the screenprint in London in the early 1960s as its starting point, this major exhibition identifies significant strategies exploited by European artists to extend their aesthetic vision within the mediums of prints, books, and multiples. Seminal figures such as Richard Hamilton, Joseph Beuys, Marcel Broodthaers, and Georg Baselitz serve as anchors to sections that explore commercial techniques, serial abstraction,anguage, confrontational approaches, and the expressionist impulse. Concentrations of prints and books by Hanne Darboven, Mangelos, and Dieter Roth, among others, introduce work rarely shown in the United States and attempt to characterize distinctly European voices. Posters by Martin Kippenberger and Franz West reveal the exuberance of that medium, and wallpaper by Sarah Lucas, Peter Kogler, and Damien Hirst exemplify the recent fascination with this populist printed format.The contemporary section includes projects by younger artists from Eastern and Westernurope and showcases the creativity being channeled into printed art by today's generation. Comprising over three hundred works, including domestic and international loans, this exhibition is the first museum study of this innovative and lesser-known facet of contemporary art. The exhibition is accompanied by a major publication.(http://www.moma.org/exhibitions/2006/EyeOnEurope.html)

Livre --- Livre-objet --- Multiple art --- Deborah Wye, Wendy Weitman --- multiples --- offset --- Armleder John M --- Art & Project Bulletin --- Atelier Populaire --- Banner Fiona --- Baumgartner Christiane --- Benzaken Carole --- Blais Jean-Charles --- Brehmer KP --- Brossa Joan --- Brus Günther --- Canogar Rafael --- Chapman Jake --- Chapman Dinos --- Claus Carlfriedrich --- Clemente Francesco --- Closky Claude --- Craig-Martin Michael --- Dant Adam --- Décollage --- Douglas Helen --- Equipo Cronica --- Fahlström Oÿvind --- Feldmann Hans-Peter --- Fijalkowski Stanislaw --- Finlay Ian Hamilton --- Fritsch Catharina --- Fulton Hamish --- futura --- Gorgona --- Hidalgo Juan --- Howson Peter --- Immendorf Jörg --- Interfunktionen --- IRWIN --- Kassettenkatalog --- Keser Ivana --- Kiefer Anselm --- Kirkeby Per --- Kogler Peter --- Krater und Wolke --- Lassnig Maria --- Lincoln Paul Etienne --- Lüpertz Markus --- Mangelos --- Mattheuer Wolfgang --- McCail Chad --- Messager Annette --- Migrateurs --- Morrison Paul --- Muntadas Antoni --- Museum in Progress --- Noble Paul --- OHO --- Parkett --- Petterson Simon --- Penck A.R. --- Perjovschi Dan --- Perry Grayson --- Petasz Pawel --- Plensa Jaume --- Point d'ironie --- Raetz Markus --- Stokes Teifer --- Tilson Joe --- Tishkov Leonid --- Tot Endre --- Vostell Wolf --- Whiteread Rachel --- 76.036 --- prentkunst --- boekkunst --- Book history --- Graphic arts --- hedendaagse kunst --- Contemporary [style of art] --- prints [visual works] --- artists' books [books] --- kunstenaarsboeken --- anno 2000-2099 --- anno 1900-1999 --- Long Richard --- Lucas Sarah --- Manzoni Piero --- Monk Jonathan --- Morellet François --- Muehl Otto --- Nicolai Olaf --- Nitsch Hermann --- Opie Julian --- Palermo Blinky --- Paolozzi Eduardo --- Penck A.R --- Penone Giuseppe --- Polke Sigmar --- Rainer Arnulf --- Richter Gerhard --- Riley Bridget --- Roth Dieter --- Shrigley David --- Spoerri Daniel --- Trockel Rosemarie --- twintigste eeuw --- Vautier Ben --- Wearing Gillian --- West Franz --- zeefdruk --- 7.038 --- 766.036 --- Arman --- Art & Language --- Baselitz Georg --- Beuys Joseph --- Bock John --- boeken --- Boltanski Christian --- Broodthaers Marcel --- Buren Daniel --- Caulfield Patrick --- Christo --- Darboven Hanne --- Dean Tacita --- de Saint-Phalle Niki --- Doig Peter --- eenentwintigste eeuw --- Eliasson Olafur --- etskunst --- Europa --- Filliou Robert --- Fleury Sylvie --- Freud Lucian --- Gilbert & George --- Gillick Liam --- grafiek --- Hamilton Richard --- Hatoum Mona --- Hirst Damien --- Hockney David --- Kippenberger Martin --- Klein Yves --- Knizak Milan --- kunst --- Langlands & Bell --- lithografie --- Art, Multiple --- Multiples (Art) --- Art, Modern --- Art, Graphic --- Arts, Graphic --- Graphic design (Graphic arts) --- Graphics --- Art --- Visual communication --- History --- Couverture de livre --- Graphisme --- Imprimerie --- Prints, European --- Artists' illustrated books --- Graphic arts - Europe - History - 20th century --- Graphic arts - Europe - History - 21st century --- Multiple art - Europe