Arnold Dreyblatt

Arnold Dreyblatt (* 1953 in New York ) is an installation and performance artist, composer and musician .

Live and act

Dreyblatt studied composition and comparative musicology at Wesleyan University (composition studies with Alvin Lucier ) and media studies at the State University of Buffalo / USA (studies with Steina and Woody Vasulka , Paul Sharits. 1975–1976). After studying composition with La Monte Young (1975–1977), he has lived in Berlin since 1984 . At the Saar College of Fine Arts he held a visiting professorship , Intermedia (2001-2003). Dreyblatt has been Professor of Media Art - Art with Media at the Muthesius Kunsthochschule Kiel since 2009 . He has been a member of the Berlin Academy of the Arts since 2007 .

He has presented his works in the following exhibitions: Galerie Ozwei, Berlin (1992); Arken Museum for Modern Art , Copenhagen (1996); Felix Meritis Foundation, Amsterdam (1998); National Gallery in Hamburger Bahnhof (1999); Saarbrücken City Gallery , (2002); Galerie Anselm Dreher , Berlin (2003); Jewish Museum , Frankfurt (2005); National Gallery in Hamburger Bahnhof (2006); Galerie e / static, Torino (2007). Dreyblatt has numerous concerts, including a. given in Berlin , Paris , Dublin, New York , Austin and London .

Honourings and prices

Artist in Residence at Künstlerhaus Bethanien , Berlin 1987–1989;

Philip Morris Art Prize, Munich (1992); Art Fund Foundation , Bonn (1994);

Bild-Kunst e. V., Bonn (1995), Kulturfonds e. V., Berlin (1996);

Artist in Residence, The Felix Meritis Foundation , Amsterdam (1997–1998);

Foundation for Contemporary Performance Art, New York (1998);

Fine Arts Award, Academy of Arts, Berlin (2000);

Artist in Residence , Center for the Arts, MIT, Cambridge, Boston (2000/2001);

1st Prize International Competition, Center for Holocaust and Minorities Museum, Oslo, (2005).

Fonts

• Who's Who in Central & East Europe 1933, A Journey into the Text. Gerhard Wolf Janus Press, Berlin 1995 (German).
• From the archives. Saarbrücken City Gallery. Kehrer, Heidelberg 2003 (German, English).
• Inscriptions. Jewish Museum, Frankfurt 2005 (German, English).
• Innocent Questions. Kehrer, Heidelberg 2006 (Norwegian, English).

Web projects

(in cooperation with students and the University of Lüneburg, Martin Warnke )

• T-mail. 2005
• Who's Who in Central & East Europe 1933, The Complete Hypertext. 1996
• Memory arena. 1995

Recordings

• "Turntable History", Important Records, CD, 2011
• "Who's Who in Central & East Europe 1933", Tzadik Records, CD, 2010
• Resonant Relations , Cantaloupe Music, CD, 2008
• Live at Federal Hall , Table of the Elements, CD, 2006
• Lapse , Table of the Elements, LP, 2004
• The Adding Machine , Cantaloupe Music, CD, 2002
• Escalator on Renegade Heaven , Bang on a Can All-Stars, Cantaloupe Music, CD, 2000
• The Sound of One String - Previously Unreleased Live Recordings 1979–1992 , Table of the Elements, CD, 1998
• Nodal Excitation , Dexter's Cigar, Drag City, CD; 1998
• Animal Magnetism , Tzadik Records, CD; 1995
• a haymisch groove , Extraplatte, Vienna, CD, 1994
• Propellers in Love and High Life , Hat Art Records, CD, 1986
• Nodal Excitation , India Navigation Records, LP, 1982

Web links

• Arnold Dreyblatt's website
• Literature by and about Arnold Dreyblatt in the catalog of the German National Library
• Biography at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology
• World capital of coming to terms with the past - Slidecast with Arnold Dreyblatt , January 2011

Individual evidence

1. ^ Arnold Dreyblatt at MIT. Retrieved April 28, 2016 . 
2. ↑ Arnold Dreyblatt :: Web-Projects ( Memento of the original from May 15, 2011 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.