Renate Bertlmann : works 1969-2016 : ein subversives Politprogramm /
Bertlmann, Renate,
Renate Bertlmann : works 1969-2016 : ein subversives Politprogramm / Subversives Politprogramm herausgegeben von = edited by Gabriele Schor, Jessica Morgan ; mit beiträgen von = with contributions by Berthold Ecker, Jessica Morgan, Gabriele Schor, Abigail Solomon-Godeau, Katharina Sykora. - 301 pages : illustrations (some colour), portraits ; 29 cm
Published to accompany the exhibition "Amo ergo sum : ein subversives Politprogramm" = A subversive political program, Sammlung Verbund, Vienna, 25th February-30 June 2016.
Includes bibliographical references.
Introductory Remarks on the Works of Renate Bertlmann / Obsession, Protest, Spiritualilty. Interview with Renate Bertlmann / After Freud: Members Only / Laughter in Utopia. The Janus Faces of Renate Bertlmann's Art / The Subversive Bride. A Cultural- and Art-Historical Overview / Laughing at the Law: Renate Bertlmann's Theater of the Phallus / Gabriele Schor -- Gabriele Schor -- Jessica Morgan -- Katharina Sykora -- Berthold Ecker -- Abigail Solomon-Godeau.
"Renate Bertlmann is among the most significant artists of the 1970s Feminist Avant-garde. Born in 1943, she lives and works in Vienna. Here, the SAMMLUNG VERBUND, Vienna presents the first comprehensive monograph of her work. The book, created in close collaboration with the artist, is published in both German and English and contains 300 illustrations from a career spanning more than five decades. Bertlmann divides her work into Pornography, Irony and Utopia, with all three areas gathered under the motto AMO EROG SUM (I love, therefore I am). Her work artfully stages the encounter of opposites: female and male, soft and hard, attraction and repulsion, eroticism and asceticism. The essays in the book provide an art historical overview of the motif of the bride, interpret Bertlmann's work in the light of Freudian and Lacanian psychoanalysis, explore themes of skin and touch, and contextualize her work within the broader history of feminism. The volume also contains an extensive interview with the artist, a biographical overview, and an illustrated chronology of her films, performances, and staged photographs"--
Text in German and English.
9783791355306
Bertlmann, Renate,--Exhibitions.
1900-2099
Art, Austrian--20th century--Exhibitions.
Art, Austrian--21st century--Exhibitions.
Feminism and art--Exhibitions.
Renate Bertlmann : works 1969-2016 : ein subversives Politprogramm / Subversives Politprogramm herausgegeben von = edited by Gabriele Schor, Jessica Morgan ; mit beiträgen von = with contributions by Berthold Ecker, Jessica Morgan, Gabriele Schor, Abigail Solomon-Godeau, Katharina Sykora. - 301 pages : illustrations (some colour), portraits ; 29 cm
Published to accompany the exhibition "Amo ergo sum : ein subversives Politprogramm" = A subversive political program, Sammlung Verbund, Vienna, 25th February-30 June 2016.
Includes bibliographical references.
Introductory Remarks on the Works of Renate Bertlmann / Obsession, Protest, Spiritualilty. Interview with Renate Bertlmann / After Freud: Members Only / Laughter in Utopia. The Janus Faces of Renate Bertlmann's Art / The Subversive Bride. A Cultural- and Art-Historical Overview / Laughing at the Law: Renate Bertlmann's Theater of the Phallus / Gabriele Schor -- Gabriele Schor -- Jessica Morgan -- Katharina Sykora -- Berthold Ecker -- Abigail Solomon-Godeau.
"Renate Bertlmann is among the most significant artists of the 1970s Feminist Avant-garde. Born in 1943, she lives and works in Vienna. Here, the SAMMLUNG VERBUND, Vienna presents the first comprehensive monograph of her work. The book, created in close collaboration with the artist, is published in both German and English and contains 300 illustrations from a career spanning more than five decades. Bertlmann divides her work into Pornography, Irony and Utopia, with all three areas gathered under the motto AMO EROG SUM (I love, therefore I am). Her work artfully stages the encounter of opposites: female and male, soft and hard, attraction and repulsion, eroticism and asceticism. The essays in the book provide an art historical overview of the motif of the bride, interpret Bertlmann's work in the light of Freudian and Lacanian psychoanalysis, explore themes of skin and touch, and contextualize her work within the broader history of feminism. The volume also contains an extensive interview with the artist, a biographical overview, and an illustrated chronology of her films, performances, and staged photographs"--
Text in German and English.
9783791355306
Bertlmann, Renate,--Exhibitions.
1900-2099
Art, Austrian--20th century--Exhibitions.
Art, Austrian--21st century--Exhibitions.
Feminism and art--Exhibitions.