Stuttgart group / school
The Stuttgart group / school was an association that made an early effort to promote experimental literature and art .
The Stuttgart group has been a group around Max Bense that has been open in the sociological sense since the late 1950s , to which in the narrower sense the Stuttgart-based Helmut Heißenbüttel and Reinhard Döhl , Günter Neusel as well as the non- Stuttgart-based Ludwig Harig , Franz Mon and, since 1963, Ernst Jandl are included as well as artists and musicians. A temporary priority interest in visual, concrete and artificial poetry, willingness to enter into dialogue (collaborative work) and international contacts to Brazil (Noigandres), Japan (Shutaro Mukai), France (Ilse and Pierre Garnier), Prague (Bohumila) should also be mentioned Grögerová, Josef Hiršal, Jiří Kolář ) and London. - The actual namesake of the so apostrophized "Stuttgart School" around Max Bense is the writer Manfred Esser , who was employed as a radio play dramaturge for the then Süddeutscher Rundfunk (SDR) , who in 1963 at a conference of the French group Tel Quel in Normandy about the theories of this " School ”in Stuttgart, after which this term was picked up in French and German newspapers. One of the documentary films made at that time, which is assigned to the Stuttgart school, is the shooting festival near the train station - observations in the village from 1961.
The Stuttgart School includes (not only) scientists who have contributed to the Stuttgart research focus and have published on semiotics, information aesthetics and the programming of art or its historical requirements.
“The Stuttgart group was an open group in a sociological sense. [...]. According to our only manifest statement, the Stuttgart group understood itself in a tradition since the art revolution, endeavoring to keep the borders between the individual art forms open and to combine the production of art with talking about art, ”said Reinhard Döhl in an interview.
Today's network projects rely on the services of the Stuttgart group.
Individual evidence
- ↑ Monika Jörg-Rössler, Aesthetics at the Technical University - "Stuttgart Impulse - How the" beautiful "found its way into Stuttgart" , University of Stuttgart (accessed on January 28, 2016).
- ↑ Cf. also Manfred Esser, Unter allerkritik der Critique. Bense and the Left in the Stuttgart 1960s in: Patterns of Possible Worlds: an anthology for Max Bense [Festschrift for Max Bense on his 60th birthday]; ed. by Elisabeth Walther and Ludwig Harig; Wiesbaden, n.d. [1970]; Pages 35-40.
- ^ Lexicon of film terms. Stuttgarter Schule , accessed on: October 18, 2018
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