Object Title
Considering Joseph Beuys Conference "Beuys, Warhol and Duchamp" Panel
Part of
Collection: Vera List Center for Art and Politics audiovisual collection event recordings ➔ Series: Considering Joseph Beuys
Material Category
Physical Audio
Description
This audio recording covers one panel from the Vera List Center-sponsored conference, Considering Joseph Beuys.
Ronald Feldman moderates a panel discussion titled, "Beuys, Warhol and Duchamp," on the similarities and differences between Joseph Beuys, Marcel Duchamp and Andy Warhol. The panel consists of Mason Klein, Molly Nesbit, and Donna De Salvo. Mason Klein speaks first on the influence of Marcel Duchamp on Beuys's work.
From 21:10 Molly Nesbit speaks, also on the influence of Duchamp on Beuys and the idea of "silence" as expressed in the Beuys quote, "the silence of Marcel Duchamp is overrated." She also speaks on Duchamp's influence on Warhol.
From 37:20 Donna De Salvo speaks on the relationship between Beuys and Warhol. De Salvo continues on to Side B. De Salvo finishes speaking at 5:23 on Side B, and Ronald Feldman speaks on his memories of Beuys. He concludes at 26:35, opening the panel for questions.
Date
April 6 1995
Related people
Vera List Center for Art and Politics (sponsoring body)
Joseph Beuys (subject)
Andy Warhol (subject)
Marcel Duchamp (subject)
Ronald Feldman (moderator)
Mason Klein (panelist)
Molly Nesbit (panelist)
Donna M. De Salvo (panelist)
Inscription
Beuys 0101 (404) / 4.6.95 #3 (container)
BEUYS 4.6.95 404 #4 (container)
Language
English
Related Repository
New School Institutional Collections
Use Restrictions
http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/
Location
unprocessed collection
Identifier
NS070203_19950406_6_404_3
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Material Category
Physical AudioDescription
This audio recording covers one panel from the Vera List Center-sponsored conference, Considering Joseph Beuys.Ronald Feldman moderates a panel discussion titled, "Beuys, Warhol and Duchamp," on the similarities and differences between Joseph Beuys, Marcel Duchamp and Andy Warhol. The panel consists of Mason Klein, Molly Nesbit, and Donna De Salvo. Mason Klein speaks first on the influence of Marcel Duchamp on Beuys's work.
From 21:10 Molly Nesbit speaks, also on the influence of Duchamp on Beuys and the idea of "silence" as expressed in the Beuys quote, "the silence of Marcel Duchamp is overrated." She also speaks on Duchamp's influence on Warhol.
From 37:20 Donna De Salvo speaks on the relationship between Beuys and Warhol. De Salvo continues on to Side B. De Salvo finishes speaking at 5:23 on Side B, and Ronald Feldman speaks on his memories of Beuys. He concludes at 26:35, opening the panel for questions.
Date
April 6 1995Related people
Vera List Center for Art and Politics (sponsoring body)Joseph Beuys (subject)
Andy Warhol (subject)
Marcel Duchamp (subject)
Ronald Feldman (moderator)
Mason Klein (panelist)
Molly Nesbit (panelist)
Donna M. De Salvo (panelist)
Inscription
Beuys 0101 (404) / 4.6.95 #3 (container)BEUYS 4.6.95 404 #4 (container)
Language
EnglishRelated Repository
New School Institutional CollectionsUse Restrictions
http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/Location
unprocessed collectionIdentifier
NS070203_19950406_6_404_3There’s more! What you see on this site is only what is viewable online. Please visit archives.newschool.edu to find out more about what’s in the archives.