Understanding Contemporary Art 3.2 Joseph Beuys Part 1 by John David Ebert

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  • Опубликовано: 29 дек 2024

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  • @rockroll6332
    @rockroll6332 6 лет назад +4

    Thank you sooooo much for your valueable informations about german art and joseph beuys.
    Interesting to look at it through american eyes.
    Such a delight 😊
    Thanks for putting so much effort into this analysis.
    It's more than appreciated!!!
    Love to america and it's people. 🍀
    Greetz from germany

  • @4thMealBuffet
    @4thMealBuffet 6 лет назад

    great videos! thank you!

  • @sapecina1
    @sapecina1 3 года назад +1

    How influental was Rudolf Steiner on Beuys work ? What do you think ?

    • @johndavidebert
      @johndavidebert  3 года назад +4

      Very influential, yes. However, I'm not that convinced that Beuys really understood Steiner that well. But he is a fundamental key to unlocking the semiotics of Beuys.

    • @sapecina1
      @sapecina1 3 года назад

      @@johndavidebert Think that too

    • @mawunyomorga8658
      @mawunyomorga8658 3 года назад

      i find this kind of work problematic

  • @ArtAachen
    @ArtAachen 3 года назад

    Joseph Beuys is my Heroe

  • @christinachua7809
    @christinachua7809 4 года назад

    Hi John, love your lectures. Can you do a series on female artists?

  • @duncanweller1
    @duncanweller1 3 года назад

    How do traditional functions of art differ from contemporary functions of art? What is art for? What is art's social function? And which form of art is better at performing these functions? Comparing perennial functions (traditional and popular art) to what Joseph Bueys did and you might come up with the answer that Joseph Beuys isn't really doing much more than creating nonsense objects which you can pontificate upon. I'm sorry. I've seen his work in Germany and just didn't find it interesting in the least. John you make his work sound meaningful, but I think one function of Beuys' art is to produce people like you - sycophants.