In 1989 with the fall of the Berlin Wall, the city council in Dresden decided to remove its statue of Lenin, a symbol of the no longer existent Communist regime. The monument was taken down and given to a Swabian stonemason. In the summer of 2004, Rudolf Herz borrowed this enormous torso of Lenin and placed it, along with two other anonymous statues, on the back of a truck and drove them all over Europe. Each evening the truck would stop in a different city where artists, sociologists, cultural scientists, economists and common people on the streets were asked to give their views on Lenin in the twenty-first century: "l show Lenin to my contemporaries. And the 21st century to Lenin. Who will explain it to him?"
This remarkable tour was recorded by a film team and by photographers Reinhard Matz and Irena Wunsch. The resulting images, along with statements from a variety of witnesses form the basis of the Lenin on Tour project, which has taken shape as a documentary film, an exhibition, and now in the form of this book.
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Hardback. In 1989 with the fall of the Berlin Wall, the city council in Dresden decided to remove its statue of Lenin, a symbol of the no longer existent Communist regime. The monument was taken down and given to a Swabian stonemason. In the summer of 2004, Rudolf Herz borrowed this enormous torso of Lenin and placed it, along with two other anonymous statues, on the back of a truck and drove them all over Europe. Each evening the truck would stop in a different city where artists, sociologists, cultural scientists, economists and common people on the streets were asked to give their views on Lenin in the twenty-first century: l show Lenin to my contemporaries. And the 21st century to Lenin. Who will explain it to him? This remarkable tour was recorded by a film team and by photographers Reinhard Matz and Irena Wunsch. The resulting images, along with statements from a variety of witnesses form the basis of the Lenin on Tour project, which has taken shape as a documentary film, an exhibition, and now in the form of this book. Rudolf Herz, born in 1954 in Sonthofen, is a conceptual artist concerned with questions of public memory and oblivion. Herz has exhibited widely and received numerous awards. He lives in Munich and Paris. 3.5 Centimeters X 23.4 Centimeters X 26 Centimeters. Seller Inventory # 7785752
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Pappband (Hardcover) -. 1. Auflage. Illustrator: mit Fotografien von Reinhard Matz und Irena Wunsch - weitere Mitwirkende: Dirk Halfbrodt (Redaktion), Florian Matzner (Interview) - Künste, Bildende Kunst allgemein - - Texte auch in englischer Sprache, mit zahlreichen teils farbigen Fotos - Ausstellung Museum Ludwig, Köln, 23. Oktober 2009 - 31. Januar 2010 - Nach dem Fall der Mauer stürzte die Dresdner Stadtregierung ihr Lenin-Denkmal und vermachte es einem schwäbischen Steinmetz. Rudolf Herz schloss im Sommer 2004 mit dem neuen Eigentümer einen Leihvertrag, stellte die monumentalen Torsi von Lenin und zwei anonymen Genossen auf einen Sattelzug und durchquerte vier Wochen lang Mitteleuropa. Abends machte das Gefährt Station vor einem Theater, einem Museum oder auf einem Stadtplatz, wo Künstler, Kulturforscher, Soziologen und Publizisten zu Ansprachen aufgefordert wurden: »Erklären Sie Lenin das 21. Jahrhundert!« - Begleitet wurde die Tour von einem Filmteam und den Fotografen Reinhard Matz und Irena Wunsch. Aus den aufwendig inszenierten Bildern entstanden zusammen mit den Statements der prominenten und namenlosen Zeitgenossen ein Film, eine Ausstellung und dieses umfangreiche Künstlerbuch. - Rudolf Herz, geboren 1954 Sonthofen, entwickelt seit längerer Zeit Konzeptionen, die sich mit Fragen der Denkmalssetzung und -zerstörung beschäftigen. Der vielfach ausgestellte und ausgezeichnete Künstler (u.a. Stipendiat in der Villa Massimo, Preisträger im Wettbewerb zum Denkmal für die ermordeten Juden Europas) lebt in München und Paris. - - - intern579a+lp002-55 Deutsch - 271 S. 27 x 26 x 4 cm - Quart 1600g. neuwertig - minimale Lagerspuren, da Restexemplar des Verlages und nur zur Titelaufnahme aus der Folie entnommen -. Seller Inventory # 13082
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