Hermann Nitsch Dettaglio di un All-Over Painting dell’O. M ...€¦ · tre l’impressionismo...

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Tutte le attività dell’Art Forum Würth Capena sono promosse dalla Würth Srl. Da Klimt a Hausner a Wurm L’arte austriaca nella Collezione Würth 13.2.2017 – 26.1.2019 Come raggiungerci Provenendo dall’autostrada A1 Roma-Firenze: uscire al casello di Roma Nord – Fiano Romano; proseguire per la via Tiberina, direzione Roma; alla rotatoria (km 17.600) percorrere il sottopasso autostradale e seguire le indicazioni per l’Art Forum Würth Capena. Provenendo da Roma: percorrere la via Flaminia fino a Prima Porta; proseguire per la via Tiberina (direzione Fiano Romano); alla rotatoria (km 17.600) percorrere il sottopasso autostradale e seguire le indicazioni per l’Art Forum Würth Capena. Directions From the A1 Rome-Florence motorway: take the “Roma Nord – Fiano Romano” exit; continue along the Via Tiberina in the direction of Rome; at the roundabout (17.600 km) follow the underpass and then the signs for the Art Forum Würth Capena. From Rome: follow the Via Flaminia down to Prima Porta; continue down the Via Tiberina (in the direction of Fiano Romano); at the roundabout (17.600 km) follow the underpass and then the signs for the Art Forum Würth Capena. Art Forum Würth Capena, Viale della Buona Fortuna, 2 00060 Capena (Rm), Tel. +39 06 90103800 Fax +39 06 90103402 [email protected] · www.artforumwuerth.it www.facebook.com/artforumwuerthcapena From Klimt to Hausner to Wurm – Austrian Art in the Würth Collection 13.02.2017 –26.01.2019 Art from Austria constitutes a particular focal point of the Würth Collection and is among the most extensive holdings of Austrian art in a private collection outside of Austria. The exhibition consists of about 50 paintings, drawings, prints and sculptures by more than 30 artists. Beginning with Gustav Klimt, Oskar Kokoschka and Rudolf Ribarz, it moves on to contemporary positions by Siegfried Anzinger, Erwin Wurm, Xenia Hausner and Markus Hofer. This range of artists covers a highly varied art production in Austria in the 20th century. The exhibition title A.E.I.O.U. is a tongue-incheek allusion to the mystical formula, whose meaning has not been defini- tively explained to this day, which Emperor Friedrich III had applied to coats-of arms, writings, objects and buildings he commissioned in the 15th century. The meaning of the motto has not been definitely explained to this day, yet it still has an impact today. A modern reading is: Austria Europae Imago, Onus, Union (Austria as Europe’s likeness, burden, union) and it goes without saying that ‘Austria as a mirror of Europe’ can also be applied to art, just think of the enormous contribution giv- en to modernity by the specific- ity of “Mitteleuropa’s” feeling in the visual arts, literature, music and psychoanalysis. Irrespective of its independent orientation, the development of modern art in Austria has always to be seen in parallel to the prevailing international trends. In the early 20th cen- tury, the Viennese Secession strove to renew the traditional concept of art by including the current European tendencies, at the same time developing its very own brand of Art Nou- veau. French Impressionism, more- over, influenced artists like Eugen Jettel, Rudolf Ribarz and Otto von Thoren. The Second World War also meant a caesura for Austria, subsequently necessitating a reorienta- tion in art. The preconditions for this were the existing link to the international art scene and the attempt to create a new Austrian consciousness. The sculptor Fritz Wotruba exerted a crucial influence on the new Austrian sculpture; his school produced Rudolf Hoflehner and Alfred Hrdlicka. The Art Club in Vienna was also an important institution in the post- war era, initially taking up all the art trends and offering a platform for creative artists from Surrealism to Abstraction. Different groups were quick to form, while individual artist personalities like Friedensreich Hundertwasser, Rudolf Hausner and Arnulf Rainer also caused a stir and soon gained international recognition. Among the experiences of the early 60s the performances of the pioneers of the viennese actionism Günter Brus, Her- mann Nitsch and Rudolf Schwarzkogler aroused scandal and strong reactions. Around 1968, artists such as Peter Pongratz, Franz Ringel and Kurt Kocherscheidt burst onto the scene under the heading “Wirklichkeiten” (Realities). They pursued the expressive tradition of Austrian painting, taking it to new heights in the 1980s, culminating in a “triumph of painting” (Dieter Ronte) by Austria’s New Wild Ones. Despite their evident connections with the inter- national art scene, this generation of artists, with renowned represent- atives like Siegfried Anzinger, Erwin Bohatsch, Herbert Brandl, Gunter Damisch and Hubert Scheibl, created its own national mode of expression. Current positions in painting and sculpture conclude the exhibition of Austrian art at the Art Forum Würth Capena. The accompanying catalogue is published by Swiridoff Verlag, Künzelsau. Orario d’apertura Lunedì - Sabato 10.00 -17.00 Domenica e festivi chiuso Ingresso gratuito Visita guidata al pubblico Sabato, ore 11.00, durata: 1h, 5 € a persona Visite guidate per gruppi Su prenotazione Visite guidate e laboratori per scuole gratuiti Su prenotazione l’Art Forum Würth Capena ospita scolaresche di ogni ordine e grado. Laboratori didattici Vedi programma aggiuntivo. Compleanni all’Art Forum Würth Capena Attività ludico-didattica rivolta a bambini e ragazzi dai 4 ai 13 anni, per gruppi di massimo 25 partecipanti. Orario: su prenotazione dal lunedì al sabato, dalle 16.00 alle 19.00. Bookshop Il bookshop dell’Art Forum Würth Capena propone articoli dedicati agli artisti della Collezione Würth e in generale all’arte del Novecento, tra cui cataloghi, libri, riproduzioni,cartoleria ed accessori vari. Caffetteria aziendale La caffetteria è aperta dal lunedì al venerdì fino alle ore 17.00. Mensa aziendale I visitatori dell’Art Forum Würth Capena possono usufruire della mensa aziendale, aperta dal lunedì al venerdì dalle 12.00 alle 14.00. È possibile concordare menu personalizzati per scolaresche e gruppi. Su prenotazione è disponibile un’area all’aperto per il consumo del pranzo al sacco. Frontespizio/Cover Rudolf Hausner Il piccolo cappello del folle, dettaglio, The Little Fool’s Cap, Detail, 1963, Tempera e olio di resina su carta Tempera and resin oil on paper, 50,5 x 31 cm, Coll. Würth, Inv. 3382 Opening hours Monday – Saturday 10 am – 5 pm Closed on Sundays and bank holidays Free admittance Guided tours for visitors, Saturday, 11 am duration: 1h, 5 € per person Guided tours for groups Upon booking Free guided tours and workshops for schools Upon booking, the Art Forum Würth Capena houses school groups of all levels. Educational workshops See supplementary programme. Birthdays at the Art Forum Würth Capena Recreational and educational activities for children aged 4-13, for groups of no more than 25 people. Times: upon booking from Monday to Saturday, from 4 pm to 7 pm. Bookshop The Art Forum Würth Capena bookshop offers items dedicated to artists from the Würth Collection and 20th-century art more generally, including catalogues, books, reproductions, stationery and accessories. Cafeteria The cafeteria is open from Monday to Friday until 17.00. Company canteen The company canteen is open to Art Forum Würth Capena visitors from Monday to Friday from 12 am to 2 pm. Specific menus may be arranged for school classes and groups. Also available upon booking is an open-air area for picnics. © diritti per le immagini utilizzate, degli artisti, eredi o successori legali, eccetto: © 2017 NAMIDA AG, Glarus/Schweiz: Friedensreich Hundertwasser © VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2017: Hermann Nitsch, Peter Pongratz, Erwin Wurm Seguici su / Follow us on Arnulf Rainer Grande pittura sovrapposta Large Overpainting 1955-61 Olio su tela Oil on canvas 70 x 50 cm Coll. Würth, Inv. 2638 Hermann Nitsch Dettaglio di un All-Over Painting dell’O. M. Theater/Detail Of An All-Over Painting Of The O.M. Theater, 1984-85 Colore bianco e rosso su iuta su legno White and red color on jute and wood 49,5 x 198 cm Coll. Würth, Inv. 1808 Gustav Klimt Ragazzo veneziano (ragazzo savoiardo) Venetian Guy (Savoyard Guy) 1881 ca. Olio su tela Oil on canvas 25 x 39,5 cm Coll. Würth, Inv. 15269 Peter Pongratz Senza titolo Untitled 1972 Carboncino e olio su compensato Charcoal and oil on plywood 154 x 129 cm Coll. Würth, Inv. 2249

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Page 1: Hermann Nitsch Dettaglio di un All-Over Painting dell’O. M ...€¦ · tre l’impressionismo francese infl uenzò molti artisti come ad esempio Eugen Jettel, Rudolf Ribarz e Otto

Tutte le attività dell’Art Forum Würth Capena sono promosse dalla Würth Srl.

Da Klimt a Hausner a WurmL’arte austriaca nella Collezione Würth13.2.2017 – 26.1.2019

Come raggiungerciProvenendo dall’autostrada A1 Roma-Firenze: uscire al casello di Roma Nord – Fiano Romano; proseguire per la via Tiberina, direzione Roma; alla rotatoria (km 17.600) percorrere il sottopasso autostradale e seguire le indicazioni per l’Art Forum Würth Capena.Provenendo da Roma: percorrere la via Flaminia fi no a Prima Porta; proseguire per la via Tiberina(direzione Fiano Romano); alla rotatoria (km 17.600) percorrere il sottopasso autostradale e seguire le indicazioni per l’Art Forum Würth Capena.

DirectionsFrom the A1 Rome-Florence motorway: take the “Roma Nord – Fiano Romano” exit; continue along the Via Tiberina in the direction of Rome; at the roundabout (17.600 km) follow the underpass and thenthe signs for the Art Forum Würth Capena.From Rome: follow the Via Flaminia down to Prima Porta; continue down the Via Tiberina (in the direction of Fiano Romano); at the roundabout (17.600 km) follow the underpass and then the signs for the Art Forum Würth Capena.

Art Forum Würth Capena, Viale della Buona Fortuna, 200060 Capena (Rm), Tel. +39 06 90103800 Fax +39 06 [email protected] · www.artforumwuerth.itwww.facebook.com/artforumwuerthcapena

From Klimt to Hausner to Wurm – Austrian Art in the Würth Collection13.02.2017 –26.01.2019Art from Austria constitutes a particular focal point of the Würth Collection and is among the most extensive holdings of Austrian art in a private collection outside of Austria.The exhibition consists of about 50 paintings, drawings, prints and sculptures by more than 30 artists. Beginning with Gustav Klimt, Oskar Kokoschka and Rudolf Ribarz, it moves on to contemporary positions by Siegfried Anzinger, Erwin Wurm, Xenia Hausner and Markus Hofer. This range of artists covers a highly varied art production in Austria in the 20th century.The exhibition title A.E.I.O.U. is a tongue-incheek allusion to the mystical formula, whose meaning has not been defi ni-tively explained to this day, which Emperor Friedrich III had applied to coats-of arms, writings, objects and buildings he commissioned in the 15th century. The meaning of the motto has not been defi nitely explained to this day, yet it still has an impact today. A modern reading is: Austria Europae Imago, Onus, Union (Austria as Europe’s likeness, burden, union) and it goes without saying that ‘Austria as a mirror of Europe’ can also

be applied to art, just think of the enormous contribution giv-en to modernity by the specifi c-ity of “Mitteleuropa’s” feeling in the visual arts, literature, music and psychoanalysis.Irrespective of its independent orientation, the development of modern art in Austria has always to be seen in parallel to the prevailing international trends. In the early 20th cen-tury, the Viennese Secession strove to renew the traditional concept of art by including the current European tendencies, at the same time developing its very own brand of Art Nou-veau. French Impressionism, more-over, infl uenced artists like Eugen Jettel, Rudolf Ribarz and Otto von Thoren. The Second World War also meant a caesura for Austria, subsequently necessitating a reorienta-tion in art. The preconditions for this were the existing link to the international art scene and the attempt to create a new Austrian consciousness. The sculptor Fritz Wotruba exerted

a crucial infl uence on the new Austrian sculpture; his school produced Rudolf Hofl ehner and Alfred Hrdlicka. The Art Club in Vienna was also an important institution in the post-war era, initially taking up all the art trends and off ering a platform for creative artists from Surrealism to Abstraction. Diff erent groups were quick to form, while individual artist personalities like Friedensreich Hundertwasser, Rudolf Hausner and Arnulf Rainer also caused a stir and soon gained international recognition. Among the experiences of the early 60s the performances of the pioneers of the viennese actionism Günter Brus, Her-mann Nitsch and Rudolf Schwarzkogler aroused scandal and strong reactions.Around 1968, artists such as Peter Pongratz, Franz Ringel and Kurt Kocherscheidt burst onto the scene under the heading “Wirklichkeiten” (Realities). They pursued the expressive tradition of Austrian painting, taking it to new heights in the 1980s, culminating in a “triumph of painting” (Dieter Ronte) by Austria’s New Wild Ones. Despite their

evident connections with the inter-national art scene, this generation of artists, with renowned represent-atives like Siegfried Anzinger, Erwin Bohatsch, Herbert Brandl, Gunter Damisch and Hubert Scheibl, created its own national mode of expression. Current positions in painting and sculpture conclude the exhibition of Austrian art at the Art Forum Würth Capena.

The accompanying catalogue is published by Swiridoff Verlag, Künzelsau.

Orario d’aperturaLunedì - Sabato 10.00 -17.00Domenica e festivi chiuso Ingresso gratuitoVisita guidata al pubblicoSabato, ore 11.00, durata: 1h, 5 € a personaVisite guidate per gruppiSu prenotazioneVisite guidate e laboratori per scuole gratuitiSu prenotazione l’Art ForumWürth Capena ospita scolareschedi ogni ordine e grado.Laboratori didatticiVedi programma aggiuntivo.Compleanni all’Art Forum Würth Capena Attività ludico-didattica rivolta a bambini e ragazzi dai 4 ai 13 anni, per gruppi di massimo 25 partecipanti.Orario: su prenotazione dal lunedì al sabato, dalle 16.00 alle 19.00.BookshopIl bookshop dell’Art Forum Würth Capena propone articoli dedicati agli artisti della Collezione Würthe in generale all’arte del Novecento, tra cui cataloghi, libri, riproduzioni,cartoleria ed accessori vari.Caff etteria aziendaleLa caff etteria è aperta dal lunedì al venerdì fi no alle ore 17.00.Mensa aziendaleI visitatori dell’Art Forum Würth Capena possono usufruire della mensa aziendale, aperta dallunedì al venerdì dalle 12.00 alle 14.00.È possibile concordare menupersonalizzati per scolareschee gruppi. Su prenotazione èdisponibile un’area all’aperto peril consumo del pranzo al sacco.Frontespizio/CoverRudolf HausnerIl piccolo cappello del folle, dettaglio, The Little Fool’s Cap, Detail, 1963, Tempera e olio di resina su cartaTempera and resin oil on paper, 50,5 x 31 cm, Coll. Würth, Inv. 3382

Opening hoursMonday – Saturday 10 am – 5 pmClosed on Sundays and bank holidaysFree admittanceGuided tours for visitors, Saturday, 11 amduration: 1h, 5 € per personGuided tours for groupsUpon bookingFree guided tours and workshops for schoolsUpon booking, the Art ForumWürth Capena houses school groupsof all levels.Educational workshopsSee supplementary programme.Birthdays at the Art Forum Würth CapenaRecreational and educational activitiesfor children aged 4-13, for groups of no more than 25 people.Times: upon booking from Monday to Saturday, from 4 pm to 7 pm.BookshopThe Art Forum Würth Capena bookshop off ers items dedicatedto artists from the Würth Collectionand 20th-century art more generally, including catalogues, books, reproductions, stationery and accessories.CafeteriaThe cafeteria is open from Monday to Friday until 17.00.Company canteenThe company canteen is open to Art Forum WürthCapena visitors from Monday to Fridayfrom 12 am to 2 pm. Specifi c menus may be arranged for school classes and groups. Also available upon booking isan open-air area for picnics.

© diritti per le immagini utilizzate, degli artisti, eredi o successori legali, eccetto: © 2017 NAMIDAAG, Glarus/Schweiz: Friedensreich Hundertwasser© VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2017: Hermann Nitsch, Peter Pongratz, Erwin Wurm

Seguici su / Follow us on

Arnulf RainerGrande pittura sovrappostaLarge Overpainting1955-61Olio su telaOil on canvas70 x 50 cmColl. Würth, Inv. 2638

Hermann NitschDettaglio di un All-Over Paintingdell’O. M. Theater/Detail Of An

All-Over Painting Of The O.M. Theater,1984-85

Colore bianco e rossosu iuta su legno

White and red coloron jute and wood

49,5 x 198 cmColl. Würth, Inv. 1808

Gustav KlimtRagazzo veneziano

(ragazzo savoiardo)Venetian Guy (Savoyard Guy)

1881 ca.Olio su tela

Oil on canvas25 x 39,5 cm

Coll. Würth, Inv. 15269

Peter PongratzSenza titoloUntitled1972Carboncino e olio su compensatoCharcoal and oil on plywood154 x 129 cmColl. Würth, Inv. 2249

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Da Klimt a Hausner a Wurm - L’arte austriaca nella Collezione Würth 13.02.2017 –26.01.2019L’arte austriaca occupa una posizione privilegiata all’in-terno della Collezione Würth, rappresentando ad oggi una delle raccolte più vaste di opere di artisti austriaci al di fuori dell’Austria, custodite da una collezione privata.In mostra circa 50 opere tra dipinti, opere grafi che e sculture di più di trenta artisti, iniziando da Gustav Klimt, Oskar Kokoschka, Rudolf Ribarz, passando per l’ampia produzione artistica austriaca del XX secolo, per arrivare ad esponenti dell’arte contemporanea quali Sigfried An-zinger, Erwin Wurm, Xenia Hausner e Markus Hofer.Il titolo della mostra A.E.I.O.U. strizza l’occhio non troppo velatamente al motto mistico e mai chiarito del tutto, che l’imperatore Federico III nel XV secolo fece inserire nel suo stemma, nelle iscrizioni, negli inventari ed edifi ci da lui commissionati.Un’interpretazione recente lo traduce così: ”Austria Euro-pae Imago, Onus, Unio” (L’Austria come immagine, onere

e unione dell’Europa) e la descrizione dell’Austria come specchio dell’Europa può ben rifl ettersi nell’arte, basti pensare all’enorme contributo off erto alla modernità dalle specifi cità del sentire mitteleuropeo nell’ambito delle arti visive, della letteratura, della musica e della psicoanalisi.Nonostante la sua posizione autonoma, l’evoluzione dell’arte moderna austriaca è da vedere sempre in rela-zione alle principali tendenze internazionali.All’inizio del XX secolo la Secessione viennese, infl uenza-ta dalle correnti artistiche europee del tempo e puntando a uno sviluppo autonomo dello Jugendstil, aspirava a un rinnovamento della concezione artistica tradizionale. Inol-tre l’impressionismo francese infl uenzò molti artisti come ad esempio Eugen Jettel, Rudolf Ribarz e Otto von Tho-ren. Anche in Austria la seconda guerra mondiale fece da spartiacque: era necessario un nuovo orientamento artistico. L’osservazione della scena artistica internazio-nale e al tempo stesso il tentativo di dare vita a un sentire

propriamente austriaco, rappresentaro-no le condizioni in cui tale cambiamen-to avvenne. Lo scultore Fritz Wotruba lasciò un’impronta importante nella scultura austriaca e nella sua scuola si sono formati Rudolf Hofl ehner e Alfred Hrdlicka. L’Art Club di Vienna divenne un’importante istituzione nel secondo dopoguerra e luogo di scambio per

artisti dal movimento surrealista fi no all’arte astratta.Si formarono presto diversi gruppi e anche singole personalità come Friedensreich Hundertwasser, Rudolf Hausner o Arnulf Rainer fecero parlare di sé e ottenne-ro riconoscimenti internazionali.Tra le esperienze dei primi anni ’60 suscitarono scan-dalo e forti reazioni le performance dei pionieri dell’a-zionismo viennese Günter Brus, Hermann Nitsch e Rudolf Schwarzkogler.Nel 1968 artisti quali Peter Pongratz, Franz Ringel e Kurt Kocherscheidt si presentarono al pubblico sotto il nome di “Wirklichkeiten” (le realtà). Essi condussero il linguaggio della pittura austriaca a una nuova fi oritura, che negli anni ’80 raggiunse il suo apice nel “trionfo della pittura” (Dieter Ronte) con i nuovi selvaggi austriaci.Nonostante la presenza sulla scena artistica internazio-nale di rinomate fi gure quali Siegfried Anzinger, Erwin Bohatsch, Herbert Brandl, Gunter Damisch e Hubert

Scheibl, questa generazione riuscì ad esprimersi con un proprio linguaggio nazionale.Il percorso espositivo si conclude cronologicamente con al-cuni degli esponenti più signifi cativi del panorama contem-poraneo, tra cui Erwin Wurm, Markus Redl e Markus Hofer.

La mostra è accompagnata da un catalogo dell’editore Swiridoff , Künzelsau. Robin Christian Andersen

Siegfried AnzingerHerbert BoecklArik BrauerGunter DamischCarl FahringerJoseph FlochHans FroniusAlfred HaberpointnerRudolf HausnerXenia HausnerMarkus HoferRudolf Hofl ehnerRudolf HradilAlfred HrdlickaFriedensreich HundertwasserGustav Klimt

Oskar KokoschkaKarl KorabHermann NitschPeter PongratzArnulf RainerMarkus RedlRudolf RibarzWalter SchmögnerGünter Silwa SedlakHans StaudacherThomas StimmWilhelm ThönyAlfons WaldeFritz WotrubaErwin WurmOtto Zitko

Artisti in mostra/Artists in the exhibition

La mostra è accompagnata da un catalogo dell’editore Swiridoff , Künzelsau. Robin Christian Andersen

Siegfried AnzingerHerbert BoecklArik BrauerGunter DamischCarl FahringerJoseph FlochHans FroniusAlfred HaberpointnerRudolf HausnerXenia HausnerMarkus HoferRudolf Hofl ehnerRudolf HradilAlfred HrdlickaFriedensreich HundertwasserGustav Klimt

Friedensreich Hundertwasser

629 La morte della modella o i fotografi

- The Death of The Covergirl or The Photographers

1966, tecnica mistamixed media66 x 50,5 cm

Coll. Würth, Inv. 3611

Rudolf RibarzKatwijk am Zee (Villaggio di pescatori olandese)Katwijk am Zee (Dutch Fishing Village)1885 ca.Olio su legnoOil on wood82 x 64 cmColl. Würth, Inv. 6365

Markus HoferLa mano magica dell’artista

The Artist’s Magic Hand2006

Tecnica mistaMixed media

43 x 110 x 50 cmColl. Würth, Inv. 9516

Alfred HridlickaMarsyas III

Marsia III1972- 2009

Bronzo dall’originale in marmo di Untersberg del 1972

Bronze from the original inUntersberg’s marble of 1972

82 x 227 x 51 cmColl. Würth, Inv. 15127

Erwin WurmRiposo alla fontana

Resting at the Fountain1984

Lamiera dipintaPainted plate

94 x 206 x 60 cmColl. Würth, Inv. 3873