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Film Museum on Location
2023
December 12 | Metro Kinokulturhaus, Wien
Presentation by Lena Stötzel and Janneke van Dalen: "Plotting and Puzzling: the Restoration of Wonders of the Sea" at the conference "Color in Film"
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December 11 | DFF – Deutsches Filminstitut & Filmmuseum e.V., Frankfurt
Under the headline "Vernetzte Bilder. Digitale Zugänge zum audiovisuellen Erbe des Holocaust," projects from academic research and technical innovations from the field of Holocaust education will be presented.
Presentation by Anna Högner: "VHH-MMSI: Relaunch of the CdH on the Visual History of the Holocaust platform" and together with Fabian Schmidt: "Images of atrocities: Ethical considerations for working with images of the Holocaust"
Further informationDecember 11 | Metro Kinokulturhaus, Wien
Presentation by Stefanie Zingl and Martin Reinhart: "Polavision - an experiment in instant color film" at the conference "Colour in Film"
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November 22 | FIAF (online)
On November 22, at 4 p.m. (CET) the book Share That Knowledge! A Road Map for Sharing Knowledge across Generations of Audiovisual Archivists will be released and presented online.
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November 21 | Admiralkino,
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Hermann Nitsch, one of the most important representatives of Viennese Actionism, would have celebrated his 86th birthday today, 29 August 2024 – an occasion to look back on the lasting influence of Viennese Actionism on the international art world and his radical work. His confrontational actions and his monumental work Orgies Mysteries Theatre earned him worldwide recognition. His extensive oeuvre consisting of paintings, action relics, music, illustration graphics, photographs and film is now part of important collections worldwide, including the Nitsch Museum dedicated to his legacy. At auctions held at Dorotheum, his works regularly fetch top prices.
Viennese Actionism, emerging in the early 1960s, introduced a new dimension to art. The movement fundamentally questioned the role of the artwork and the artist in modern society. Key figures – Hermann Nitsch, Günter Brus, Otto Mühl, and Rudolf Schwarzkogler – created a revolutionary counterpoint to bourgeois culture and traditional art forms through their uncompromising art. Hermann Nitsch, in particular, shaped the movement with his intense performances and the development of his Orgies Mysteries Theatre.
Viennese Actionism sought a radical break from established