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Beethoven
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moves

29.9.2020–24.1.2021

KUNSTHISTORISCHES
MUSEUM VIENNA

Veranstaltung

Online lecture

Thursday, 21 January 2021
at 7 p.m. (CET)

with Guido van der Werve

Guido van der Werve (born 1977 in Papendrecht) is a Dutch filmmaker and visual artist and is video work Nummer acht, everything is going to be alright is part of the exhibition ‘BEETHOVEN MOVES’.

Guido van der Werve will discuss his work and his personal connection to music.
The lecture will be held in English.

The lecture will be broadcast on Zoom.

Meeting-ID: 859 0851 9631
Code: Beethoven

The lecture will also be broadcast live on Facebook.

Online

Lecture
Tuesday, 21.1.2021
7 p.a.

Guido van der Werve

The exhibition ‘BEETHOVEN MOVES’ ends on January 24, 2021 and unfortunately cannot be extended. Due to these circumstances we want to give you the opportunity to take part at an online tour through this exceptional exhibiton.

Live Tour with Jasper Sharp

The exhibition at the Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna brings Beethoven into dialogue with artists like Friedrich, Goya, Rodin, Horn, Baldessari and Sehgal.

The Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna presents, in cooperation with the Archive of the Gesellschaft der Musikfreunde in Vienna, an unusual homage to Ludwig van Beethoven (1770–1827).

His universal and unique reception, the epochal significance of his music, but also the perception of his deified persona, create numerous entry points; high and popular culture, commerce and politics all form an inexhaustible reservoir for inspiration and appropriation.

The exhibition brings together paintings by Caspar David Friedrich, sketchbooks by J. M. W. Turner, graphic works by Francisco de Goya, Anselm Kiefer and Jorinde Voigt, sculptures by Auguste Rodin, Rebecca Horn and a new work developed for the exhibition by Tino Sehgal, a video by Guido van der Werve and much more, all of which are brought into dialogue with the music and persona of Beethoven. The exhibition will thus build a bridge with the present: masterpieces of fine art form connections with music and silence.

AUGUSTE RODIN

REBECCA HORN

JAN COSSIERS

CASPAR DAVID FRIEDRICH

ANSELM KIEFER

FRANCISCO DE GOYA

JORINDE VOIGT

TINO SEHGAL

GUIDO VAN DER WERVE

AYŞE ERKMEN

IDRIS KHAN

J. M. W. TURNER

JOHN BALDESSARI

Order your copy of the exhibition catalogue online for only € 24,50 and have it sent to your home.

The unique and universal reception given to Ludwig van Beethoven (1770–1827), and the revolutionary significance of his music, not to mention the stylised and iconic image of the man himself, grant us a multitude of points of contact. This book opens up fascinating connections, developing a network of possibilities and associations between the different media: music, the visual arts and the written word. Paintings by Caspar David Friedrich, the sketchbooks of William Turner, prints by Francisco de Goya and Jorinde Voigt, sculptures by Auguste Rodin, Rebecca Horn and John Baldessari are discussed and connected with Beethoven’s music and the man himself. These art works are complemented by a great variety of voices from all over the world: texts that alternate between science and literature, near and far, expert opinion and rapturous enthusiasm. They demonstrate that the incomparable musician can still go on moving people in very different ways even 250 years after his birth.

Softcover € 35,00 now only € 24,50
Hardcover € 54,00
Available in our shop and online.

Beethoven moves catalogue Hardcover
Beethoven moves catalogue Softcover
Beethoven bewegt Katalog page 37
Beethoven bewegt Katalog page 126
Beethoven bewegt Katalog page 204

‘BEETHOVEN MOVES’: PODCAST & PLAYLIST ON SPOTIFY

On Spotify we offer you a PODCAST and a PLAYLIST on Beethoven. We talk to composers, writers, actors and musicologists and philosophers about the exceptional artist who, 250 years after his birth, is still able to move people in very different ways.

Baldesari at the Kunsthistorischem Museum Vienna

Information in sign language

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