Monday, January 28, 2008

Two great Josephs



    "To be hopeful in an artistic sense it is not necessary to think that the world is good. It is enough to believe that there is no impossibility of it being made so."
    - Joseph Conrad

    quote taken from the lengthy and uneasy, but interesting Guardian article about Conrad.
    (found here)
    I should look better and find material that would do justice both to Joseph Beuys and to Joseph Conrad. However, the video above, although somewhat naive, does present Beuys at least in some respect, and has excellent footage from his I Like America and America Likes Me. For more resources go here, and a great overview of Beuys and his influence on today's art can be found on this Tate page.
    As for the article about Conrad, its style does actually do justice to the Polish writer. And it is certainly enlightening. However, other suggestions are welcome.


    What links those two? What impresses me? Beyond a difficult, though creative, dealing with one's identity - which that doesn't really make them stand out among artists... A sense of a profound and paradoxically bitter optimism. And amazing self-discipline.



    Desert:

    The Fat is on the Table
    Maurizio Cattelan on Joseph Beuys

    beuys is dead
    beuys is also uniting love and knowledge
    beuys is more present in a desert freak
    beuys is sponsored by museum für moderne kunst
    beuys is appointed professor of sculpture at the düsseldorf academy of art
    beuys extends ulysses by two chapters at the request of james joyce
    beuys is surely not a sartre follower, but of course there are many parallels
    beuys is mentioned next to steiner
    beuys is back in town
    beuys is back in belgium, in berlin, US, active in germany
    beuys is the contemporary artist responsible for the popular notion that politics is an aesthetic activity that anyone can engage in
    beuys is inspired by steiner
    beuys is not so reactionary as to deny the existence of the entire art history repertoire
    beuys is widely acknowledged as one of the most influential post-war german artists
    beuys is the identification with everything from mythological 9gures and historical personages to writers and artists
    beuys is a mythical figure in the art world, however
    beuys is particularly significant in the light of his introspective research on the possible reuni9cation of human and natural life
    beuys is in the creation of the social sculpture
    beuys is either loved or hated
    beuys is considered one of the most
    beuys is widely regarded as one of the most important german artists since world war II
    beuys is demanding sun instead of rain/reagan
    beuys is more like an evangelist
    beuys is famous for an extraordinary body of drawings
    beuys is such an obvious candidate; he started making art following a breakdown that was a result of his experiences in world war II
    beuys is represented in depth in dia's permanent collection
    beuys is
    beuys is among the most famous of today's artists
    beuys is one of the most famous performance artists
    beuys is valid because wolfgang laib shares his belief in the transcendent power of art
    beuys is another sculptor that
    beuys is one of the major figures in post-war german art
    beuys is known for his shamanistic artist's persona
    beuys is among the world's most comprehensive
    beuys is in these digital photographs represented not by him directly
    beuys is a real people's artist understood by a professor
    beuys is megjelent a kövek mellett és hamarosan heves vita bontakozott ki közte és a közönség között
    beuys is a 1972 lithograph in which the essential feature is that of beuys as everyman
    beuys is elvesztette
    beuys is átvett és ami interszubjektiv jellege miatt nem volt
    beuys is called to account by his presumptive offspring
    beuys is veel materiaal verdwenen
    beuys is questioned by the activities of maclennan
    beuys is instructive
    beuys is very important in mail art
    beuys is understandable
    beuys is known to
    beuys is not completed by his death
    beuys is i was never secure and happy in the world of galleries from the very beginning
    beuys is and how it is pronounced
    beuys is cleverly recontextualised in
    beuys is of course enormously interesting
    beuys is l'eminence grise of community building as an art form
    beuys is interested in the proportions between crystal and amorphous states
    beuys is able to evoke the experience of the past
    beuys is a magnificent
    beuys is based on three stages
    beuys is a special case because of the build-up of a curious sense of obligation to respond positively
    beuys is the generation of my father
    beuys is talking about the much wider concept of creative potential
    beuys is regarded as one of the most significant personalities of the past
    beuys is steeped in the struggle of world war II
    beuys is a big influence right now
    beuys is unavoidable
    beuys is purely a decorative artist
    beuys is hype
    beuys is cited as the great collaborator of the twentieth century because
    beuys believed everybody was a potential artist
    beuys is on e-bay
    beuys is a mythical figure in
    beuys is one artist i wanted to ask you about
    beuys is one of the biggest art world phonies of recent years
    beuys is probably unique in the history of art
    beuys is supposed
    beuys is a very controversial sculptor
    beuys is grounded in a tradition of narrative sources that is often absent in american art of the same period
    beuys is hardly a household name in the history of twentieth-century art
    beuys is the great shaman of twentieth-century art
    beuys is represented with his monumental work created shortly before his death, lightning with stag in its glare
    beuys is best known for declaring "everyone an artist"; koons seems to declare that everyone is a consumer

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