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The tyrannisation of art by political power during the 1930s in Germany and elsewhere. Discusses contrasts to ‘degenerate art’.
Shows Shakespeare attending a modern-day classroom, explaining his background and literary art. No further details known (10/2008).
Getty Images have launched a new film competition - or more properly, a music/video/remix competition. Submission can include short fiction films, video art, music video, ad or mini-documentaries. At...
A portrait of Joseph Beuys, a pioneer of new approaches to art.
A tribute to Joseph Beuys documenting his influence on the avant-garde movement.
The German-born artist Max Ernst (1891-1976), a leading member of the surrealist movement, interprets his own work.
Video Art emerged in the late 1960s and early 1970s with artists like Bruce Nauman, as part of a counter-culture that opposed both the culture industry and the Fine Art Tradition. This is why Video Art is...
Shows several approaches to working in different clinical situations are shown. Both individual and group sessions illustrate how different theories are put into practice. Illustrated case material and...
An account of Shell’s involvement with many distinguished artists over the years. Shows a number of paintings exhibited at the Barbican in 1983 to mark 50 years of Shell advertising art. Bill Mitchell...
Performance-based pieces by Cheryl Donegan, including ‘Craft’ and ‘Rehearsal’.
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