Geniale Dilletanten Subculture In Germany In The 1980s Exhibitions

Geniale Dilletanten Subculture In Germany In The 1980s Exhibitions Geniale dilletanten is a goethe institut international touring exhibition, curated by mathilde weh, deputy director of the department of visual arts at the goethe institut, in collaboration with aline fieker. the exhibition geniale dilletanten presents the most comprehensive survey of 1980s german subculture to date. Exhibition site albertinum. dates 15 07 2017—19 11 2017. for the dresden exhibition “genial dilletantes. subculture in east and west germany in the 1980s”, the touring exhibition from the goethe institut has been significantly expanded by an equal focus on the scene in the gdr. the subculture in west germany meets the contemporaneous east.

Geniale Dilletanten Subculture In Germany In The 1980s Exhibitions Rmit gallery’s exhibition geniale dilletanten [brilliant dilletantes] subculture in germany in the 1980s australian ingenious amateurs (13 november 2015 – 27 february 2016) from the goethe institut explores the influence of german punk artists, filmmakers and seven bands including einstürzende neubauten. Incorporating an interview film produced especially for the exhibition, a rich array of video and photographic material, audio samples, magazines, posters and other artefacts documenting the scene, this most comprehensive presentation to date of german subculture in the 1980s will also be accompanied by a wide ranging programme of events that. The exhibition “geniale dilletanten”: subculture in germany in the 1980s at munich’s haus der kunst explores the rebellious creative output of this 1980s era in germany. In 1981 a festival takes place in berlin’s tempodrom with a deliberately misspelt title, “geniale dilletanten” (“brilliant dilletantes”), which becomes synonymous with this early 1980s german subculture. the exhibition at the museum für kunst und gewerbe hamburg (mkg) will present the leading figures and venues of the art scene in.