Film Screening “Beuys” by Andres Veiel

Joseph Beuys mit Studenten im Ringgespräch, Raum 20, Staatliche Kunstakademie Düsseldorf, 1967 (links: Johannes Stüttgen) © Zeroonefilm / bpk / Stiftung Schloss Moyland / Ute Klophaus

October 8-10 and November 5-7

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To mark the 100th year anniversary of Joseph Beuys, we are showing the 2017 documentary film Beuys directed by German artist and filmmaker Andres Veiel. The film is free of charge, however, views are limited so don’t hesitate to use this opportunity and click on the link provided below.

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Beuys
A documentary film by Andres Veiel

Germany, 2017
b/w + color, 107 min
With English subtitles

About the film:

Few German cultural figures of the 20th century were as controversial as the action artist, sculptor, draftsman, art theorist and professor Joseph Beuys (1921 - 1986). His work dealt with a new, expanded concept of art that included the political co-creation of society. Andres Veiel's documentary film is an extensive search for clues; he unearths a wealth of barely known archive material and lets contemporary witnesses such as Klaus Staeck have their say. The result is a collage of visual and audio documents that gives all viewers access to the complex work of Beuys.
 


About the filmmaker:

Andres Veiel
was born in Stuttgart in 1959 and began studying psychology in what was then West Berlin in 1982. After graduation, he trained as a director and dramaturg at the international cultural center Künstlerhaus Bethanien in Berlin. Since 1988 he has been writing screenplays and making films, as well as penning plays and directing theatre productions. Today Veiel is an acclaimed director of documentaries and one of Germany’s most successful contemporary filmmakers.
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