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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. This catalogue was published within the context of the paint action of Hermann Nitsch organized by Dirimart at the Contemporary Istanbul Art Fair on November 7-10, 2013 and the Herman Nitsch exhibition held at Dirimart Nisantasi on February 13-March 8, 2014. The catalogue presents his works that came out of his paint action at the 2013 Contemporary Istanbul together with his paintings from 1999 to 2013, accompanied by two texts by the artist. In his words: "The painter submits itself to a dramatic painting process. In my theater, this ecstasy of the painting process leaves the canvas surface, the real event takes its place instead. Blood and flesh is being used instead of color. My arguments of the painting are sorted in painting actions and numbered. From 7 to 10 November 2013, I had the 66th painting performance in Istanbul. It was interesting for me to demonstrate my work in a country largely covered by Islamic culture. I was amazed that my work is understood and a different religion issue did not stand in its way. I believe that the confrontation of the Orient with the Vienna Art is very important. At the time of Jugendstil, a similar attempt has been carried out there by Klimt. I think it's very good to expand such artistic relationships here." Hermann Nitsch, one of the founders of Viennese Actionism, continues his traditional modern artistic ritual with his ritual-like actions named Orgien Mysterien Theater. Nitsch blesses the body in the context of blood, nudity, and violence while adopting a critical manner against modernist body politics. While conveying the violence dispersed in human essence to all senses, Nitsch leads major themes of contemporary art, such as animalism and gender, as well as performance arts and happenings. In his performances that resemble rituals of early ages, the artist exhibits visible, smellable, audible, and perceivable reality, free from the artificial effect of traditional drama and including all the elements both central and peripheric. Aside from Orgien Mysterien Theater, Nitsch creates a new ground in the mind of the viewer where colors and images co-exist, with his paintings which are the result of his painting actions. Hermann Nitsch, one of the founders of Viennese Actionism, continues his traditional modern artistic ritual with his ritual-like actions named Orgien Mysterien Theater. Nitsch blesses the body in the context of blood, nudity, and violence while adopting a critical manner against modernist body politics. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. This catalogue was published within the context of the paint action of Hermann Nitsch organized by Dirimart at the Contemporary Istanbul Art Fair on November 7-10, 2013 and the Herman Nitsch exhibition held at Dirimart Nisantasi on February 13-March 8, 2014. The catalogue presents his works that came out of his paint action at the 2013 Contemporary Istanbul together with his paintings from 1999 to 2013, accompanied by two texts by the artist. In his words: "The painter submits itself to a dramatic painting process. In my theater, this ecstasy of the painting process leaves the canvas surface, the real event takes its place instead. Blood and flesh is being used instead of color. My arguments of the painting are sorted in painting actions and numbered. From 7 to 10 November 2013, I had the 66th painting performance in Istanbul. It was interesting for me to demonstrate my work in a country largely covered by Islamic culture. I was amazed that my work is understood and a different religion issue did not stand in its way. I believe that the confrontation of the Orient with the Vienna Art is very important. At the time of Jugendstil, a similar attempt has been carried out there by Klimt. I think it's very good to expand such artistic relationships here." Hermann Nitsch, one of the founders of Viennese Actionism, continues his traditional modern artistic ritual with his ritual-like actions named Orgien Mysterien Theater. Nitsch blesses the body in the context of blood, nudity, and violence while adopting a critical manner against modernist body politics. While conveying the violence dispersed in human essence to all senses, Nitsch leads major themes of contemporary art, such as animalism and gender, as well as performance arts and happenings. In his performances that resemble rituals of early ages, the artist exhibits visible, smellable, audible, and perceivable reality, free from the artificial effect of traditional drama and including all the elements both central and peripheric. Aside from Orgien Mysterien Theater, Nitsch creates a new ground in the mind of the viewer where colors and images co-exist, with his paintings which are the result of his painting actions. Hermann Nitsch, one of the founders of Viennese Actionism, continues his traditional modern artistic ritual with his ritual-like actions named Orgien Mysterien Theater. Nitsch blesses the body in the context of blood, nudity, and violence while adopting a critical manner against modernist body politics. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

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B : 18 Seiten mit 8 Zeichnungen von Nitsch. Text von Nitsch. mit beiliegendem Plakat.

London: Atlas Press. 1998. Square 8vo. Original publishers white wrappers with signatures of Brus, Muehl and Nitsch to front wrapper; pp. 257, [5, ads], [7]; enclosed in original black slipcase; accompanied by separate booklet of banned photographs; fine.First limited edition, numbered 90 out of 100 slipcased, numbered and signed. Loosely inserted booklet limited to one hundred copies to accompany this signed edition and a further one hundred copies marked 'H.C', as is this copy.Arguably the most intense performance artists of the 20th century, The Viennese Actionists pushed boundaries of performance art, using it as their own version of action painting, specifically through explicit exhibitions of the body. As four of the most radical and revered Actionists, Brus, Muehl, Nitsch and Schwarzkogler caused wide controversy by confronting a number of unspoken taboos. The Actionists fought to encourage an uncomfortable audience to acknowledge repressed memory of trauma through lack of inhibition often involving acts as extreme as mutilation. Gunter Brus served a six-month prison sentence following the performance Art and Revolution in 1968 during which he sang the Austrian National Anthem whilst uniformed in his own faeces. Equally, Nitsch was imprisoned for enacting brutal sexual scenes as well as masturbating during a piece of performance art. In the Hamburg Film Festival, merely a year later, in Piss Aktion, Muehl stood naked and urinated into Brus' mouth live on stage. These are just a few of the contentious incidents surrounding this iconic movement. Here is a revolutionary complete compilation of their extensive body of art. "I never intended to provoke. I always looked for intensity. The intensity in historical art always fascinated me. The tragic plays of antiquity, the Passion of Christ.intense art always had my love. If one of my actions provoked the people at one point, well, so be it. But provocations were never cooked up at the drawing board". - Hermann Nitsch, interview at Vice Magazine, Jonas Vogt, Alexander Nussbaumer, 2010.

Tre stampe fotografiche originali della performance Azione N. 53. Orgien Mysterien Theater di Hermann Nitsch (1938-2022), uno dei padri dell'Azionismo Viennese. Scattate a Milano nel 1976 in occasione dell'inaugurazione del Teatro Out Off queste fotografie di grande formato rimangono - per forza di cose - una delle rarissime testimonianze dell'evento artistico. Etichetta del fotografo applicata al retro di due fotografie, firma e data a penna al retro della terza. Perdita di colore a seguito di un probabile fissaggio non sufficiente durante la fase di stampa, esemplari comunque molto buoni. cm 50,5x60.