Enno Schmidt

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Enno Schmidt at the event: “Long Night of Basic Income”, Theater Basel, 2016

Enno Schmidt (born November 14, 1958 in Osnabrück ) is a German artist and activist for the unconditional basic income . He is a co-founder of the Basic Income Initiative in Switzerland and lives in Basel .

Life

Enno Schmidt grew up in Osnabrück and studied painting at the Städelschule , the Academy of Fine Arts in Frankfurt am Main. Solo and group exhibitions at home and abroad, Frankfurt Art Prize of the Lions Club.

In 1990 he brought about an exemplary merging of art and business with the start-up sculpture “Aktion Baumkreuz” and, together with entrepreneurs and artists, founded the business and art company - expanded gGmbH, of which he was managing partner until 1996. From 2000 Enno Schmidt was involved in the development of the Social Sculpture course at Oxford Brookes University and in the development of the Future Foundation for Social Life in the trust office of the GLS Bank in Bochum. At the Interfacultative Institute for Entrepreneurship at the University of Karlsruhe , Götz Werner's chair , he carried out a teaching assignment based on his own concept from 2005 to 2007.

In 2006, Enno Schmidt founded the Basic Income Switzerland initiative together with the entrepreneur Daniel Häni in Basel . His film “Basic Income - A Cultural Impulse”, which he brought out together with Daniel Häni, reached over a million viewers and was translated into 20 languages. In October 2013, the initiative was able to submit 126,000 signatures for a referendum on the introduction of the unconditional basic income in Switzerland in Bern, which led to the national referendum on June 5, 2016. The campaign and actions of the Basic Income Initiative received worldwide media coverage and stimulated discussion in many countries. Enno Schmidt works in the Basic Income Earth Network (BIEN) and is internationally active as a source of ideas and lecturer.

Since July 2019, Enno Schmidt has been a research assistant at the newly established Götz Werner Professorship for Economic Policy and Theory of Order at the Albert Ludwigs University of Freiburg . There he is responsible for networking and public awareness of basic income research and supports the establishment of the interdisciplinary Freiburg Institute for Basic Income Studies (FRIBIS).

Exhibitions

Group exhibitions

  • 1990: "The Pleasures within Distances", Gallery WIDOW, Sydney
  • 1994: Frankfurt Prize Winner, Galerie ak, Frankfurt / M
  • 1998: "8x8x8", Frankfurter Kunstverein, Frankfurt / M
  • 1999: “On Paper”, Stalke Galerie, Copenhagen
  • 2000: "Alles 700", Museum of Modern Art, Frankfurt / M
  • 2000: "Seventy in two thousend on the road to Meikle Seggie", Stanley Picker Gallery, London
  • 2003: “The Economy of Art”, Project Center for Contemporary Art, Dresden
  • 2005: "Product and Vision", art factory at Flutgraben, Berlin

Solo exhibitions

  • 1990: "Cure", Sander Gallery, Kassel
  • 1990: “State of the art”, Heine factory, Offenbach am Main
  • 1993: "Werrabrücke", Galerie Strauss and Adamopoulos, Frankfurt / M
  • 1995: "Kronen", Galerie Strauss and Adamopoulos, Frankfurt / M
  • 1998: “Company observation”, Berger Church, Düsseldorf
  • 2000: "Oxford Series", The Arena, Oxford

Filmography

Films (selection)

  • 2008: Basic Income - a cultural impulse
  • 2009: We make democracy - basic income in the Bundestag
  • 2012: votes on the basic income
  • 2012: Views of a Monk
  • 2012: Culture is the basis of the economy
  • 2012: Basic income in the focus of science
  • 2013: Dance into May
  • 2013: Golden October
  • 2013: Swiss record collecting
  • 2014: Income and Health
  • 2014: Pay for it
  • 2015: Unconditional Basic Income in China

Video calls

Lectures (interviews)

Lectures

Radio interviews

TV / video interviews

Newspaper interviews

Fonts

Books

items

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Freiburg Institute for Research on Basic Income. Retrieved March 23, 2020 .