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Paul TALMAN | Henryk STAZEWSKI | Kenneth MARTIN | Victor VASARELY | KENZO OKADA | Jan J. Schoonhoven | Adolf LUTHER | Kuno GONSCHIOR
The concept of Art Concret was introduced by Theo van Doesburg in 1924 and programmatically defined in a manifest on the occasion of the formation of the group of the same title in 1930. Its goal was the liberation of art from any kind of reference to the material world, and the creation of a new and autonomous reality of art, that does not display or abstract from nor pretend to be something, which, in fact, she is not. Each detail signifies nothing but itself and is the real fact of a spiritual idea.
In 1971, m Bochum published the first programmatic overview under the title Neue Konkrete Kunst. This concept acts on the earlier assumptions of Art Concret by Theo van Doesburg and gained importance as the established description of an independent direction of non-figurative art - above all during the 4th documenta in 1968, where it became definitely part of the public consciousness.
New categories such as object and environment emerged, and new media, film, photography and video as well as public space became new of artistic expression. Conventionalised compositions were dissolved and repaired within symmetric as well as serial structures of equal value. The works of Neue Konkrete Kunst can serve as changed paradigma of the human existence.
More about Neue Konkrete Kunst at Galerie m Bochum
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Paul Talman
Kugelbild H25, Byron-Serie, ca. 1969
Plexiglas, red-green/ assembled
29,5 x 29,5 cm
Kugelbild K25, Byron-Serie, ca. 1971
Plexiglas, green-orange/ assembled
29,5 x 29,5 cm
Henryk Stazewski
No. 13, 1977
Gouache on hard fiber
44 x 44 cm
Untitled (relief No. 73), 1974
Acrylic on wood
66 x 66 cm
Kenneth Martin, Metamorphoses (a-d), 1976
series of 4 drawings, ink and pencil on paper each 29,5 x 21 cm
Victor Vasarely
Kelat - 2, 1950
Oil on wood
63,5 x 47 cm
Kenzo Okada
Inside Out #2, 1964
Acrylic on canvas
80 x 60 cm
Jan J. Schonnhoven
T 90-47, 1990
Ink on Paper, 50 x 32 cm
T 90-68, 1990
Ink on Paper, 50 x 32,5 cm
Adolf Luther
Untitled, ca. 1969
Mirrors and plexiglass
50 x 50 cm
Light and Matter, 1969
7 x 7 Concave, square
82 x 82 cm
Kuno Gonschior
Untitled, 1960
Oil on canvas
110 x 100 cm
Kuno Gonschior
left to right: o. T. (1), o. T. (2), o. T. (3), 1977
50 x 40 cm, acrylic on canvas
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