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Joseph Beuys
De La Warr Pavilion4 July 2009 to 27 September 2009
This exhibition provides an exciting opportunity to show work by Joseph Beuys in a building whose architecture, like the work of the artist, is rooted in socialist ideals, and whose purpose is to provide a cultural centre for its locality.
The exhibition will feature sculptures, photographs, drawings, and watercolours as well as a selection of posters recalling live actions and events by Beuys. Highlights will include the vitrine, Fat Chair 1964 – 85, the late sculpture Scala Napoletana 1985 and works on paper such as the lithograph A Party for Animals, 1969.
The exhibition will explore Beuys’s ideas on economics, politics, activism, anti-establishment, teaching, learning and philosophy. They raise questions as to how these ideas have extended beyond Beuys’s own lifetime and how they can continue to inform new thinking today.
Venue Details
Address: De La Warr Pavilion, Marina, Bexhill on Sea, East Sussex, TN40 1DP
Telephone: 01424 229 111
Opening Hours: 10am-5pm daily
- The Art Fund
- The Scottish Government
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