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Videowochen im Wenkenpark
In the 1980s, the Video Weeks at Wenkenpark formed an international forum for video art. With its focus on the production, training, mediation and presentation of video art and production, installations and performances, it met the needs of the time. The Video Weeks provided significant impulses and contributed to the establishment of the medium in the art context.
The Video Weeks at Wenkenpark took place in 1984, 1986 and 1988. Invited artists realized a broad range of video productions and events, prepared in various workshops. From that series in total 42 pieces are documented on video tapes, containing video-documentations of workshop processes, live video events, as well as five extensive interviews with guest artists. The historical stock of the collection comprises 79 original tapes with 42 artworks. The number varies as original tapes of multichannel installations and performance were also included, which have now been merged into single works. Some sources are freely available here on the Internet because the legal situation permits it. Blocked sources can be consulted in the media library on request.
The project was funded by Memoriav: Memobase Description, Memobase Entries. Mediatheks-Entries:
1984
Belz, Gerd
Bielz, Gudrun
Bonk, Ecke
Clerc, Charles
Die Tödliche Doris
Gysin, Hansruedi
Hoffmann, Peter Gerwin
Hoover, Nan
Kriesche, Richard
Kruse, Käthe
Müller, Wolfgang
Odenbach, Marcel
Scheffknecht, Romana
Seibt, Torsten
Silber, Alex
Utermöhlen, Nikolaus
Vogel, Hannes
Wentscher, Herbert
1986
Ammann, Hanspeter
Birnbaum, Dara
Dercon, Chris
Fox, Terry
Gfeller, Johannes
Graham, Dan
Lamunière, Simone
Lanz, Eric
Manz, Reinhard
Mark, Helmut
Nauman, Bruce
Smith, Michael
Theuws, Roos
Winteler, Anna
1988
Bauermeister, René
Beuys, Joseph
Bruszewski, Wojciech
Christiansen, Henning
Froese, Dieter
Graf, Franz
Hahn, Alexander
Hill, Gary
Kasic, Kaspar
Manz, Reinhard
Pulfer, René
Spirk, Arthur
Wegman, William
Zaugg, Rémy
Der historische Bandbestand umfasst 79 Originalbänder mit 42 Werken. Die Anzahl variiert, da auch die Originalbänder von Mehrkanal-Installationen und Performanceauftritten enthalten sind, die nun als Werk zusammengeführt und dokumentiert wurden.
| In the 1980s, the Video Weeks at Wenkenpark formed an international forum for video art. With its focus on the production, training, mediation and presentation of video art and production, installations and performances, it met the needs of the time. The Video Weeks provided significant impulses and contributed to the establishment of the medium in the art context. The Video Weeks at Wenkenpark took place in 1984, 1986 and 1988. Invited artists realized a broad range of video productions and events, prepared in various workshops. From that series in total 42 pieces are documented on video tapes, containing video-documentations of workshop processes, live video events, as well as five extensive interviews with guest artists. The historical stock of the collection comprises 79 original tapes with 42 artworks. The number varies as original tapes of multichannel installations and performance were also included, which have now been merged into single works. Some sources are freely available here on the Internet because the legal situation permits it. Blocked sources can be consulted in the media library on request. |
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- Archive
- cat:"zotero2!!Videowochen im Wenkenpark"
- ArchiveLocation
- 710.1
- DateAdded
- 2020-08-13T13:50:00Z
- DateModified
- 2023-02-23T08:45:56Z
- Genre
- Videokunst
- Key
- VC83GM36
- LibraryCatalog
- Mediathek HGK FHNW
- RunningTime
- 1984-1986