The finiteness of freedom

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The Finiteness of Freedom was an exhibition project in East and West Berlin that took place in public space from September 1 to October 7, 1990. The participants were: Giovanni Anselmo , Barbara Bloom , Christian Boltanski , Hans Haacke , Rebecca Horn , Ilya Kabakov , Jannis Kounellis , Via Lewandowsky , Mario Merz , Raffael Rheinsberg and Krzysztof Wodiczko .

Circumstances of origin

The project goes back to an idea of ​​the playwright Heiner Müller and the later participating artists Rebecca Horn and Jannis Kounellis from 1986. It was realized by Wulf Herzogenrath and Christof Tannert .

literature

  • Sarah Alberti: The finiteness of freedom Berlin 1990 ; Hans Haacke: "Freedom is now simply sponsored - from the postage box". In: Jan Wenzel (ed.): Uncovering the year 1990. Leipzig 2019, pp. 490–491.
  • Sarah Alberti: About the position of the head. Via Lewandowsky's contribution to the exhibition project "Die Endlichkeit der Freiheit" in 1990. In: Tino Mager and Bianka Trötschel-Daniels (eds.): Rationelle Visionen. Spatial production in the GDR / research on the architectural heritage of the GDR. Volume 8, Weimar 2018, pp. 172-189.

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