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Categories: Photography | Television
Relevant passages:
Rudolf Frieling «Reality/Mediality
Hybrid Processes Between Art and Life»
Diedrich Diederichsen «Montage / Sampling / Morphing. On the Triassic of Aesthetics / Techniques / Politics»
Works by Wolf Vostell:
Automatic Answering Machine Concrete TV Paris German View from the Black Room Cycle The Consequences of the Emergency Laws Do it yourself Dé-collage Electronic Dé-coll/age, Happening Room Project for a Drive-in Museum Fluxus Train Early Works with TV Grasshoppers Morning Glory Nein – 9 Decollagen Oscillograph on Beethoven Oscillographs (sketch) Starfighter Sun in Your Head Television Décollage TV Burying TV for Millions TV-Décoll/age no. 1 YOU
Johannes Duiker «Cineac» Nam June Paik »Exposition of Music – Electronic Television« Nancy Burson »First and Second Male Movie Composite« Joseph Beuys »Beuys und Wolfgang Feelisch« David Link «Poetry Machine 1.0»
Wolf Vostell
«TV Dé-coll/age for Millions»
Excerpt from the score 'TV-Dé-collage Ereignisse für Millionen', written by Vostell in 1963 or thereabouts:
'3 minutes of blurred tv programme. because the broadcasting station has deliberately blurred the transmission quality of the film, millions of viewers take three minutes to notice that their tv set is not defective. (presumably millions of people will fumble with their tv sets and try to adjust the picture.)'
Peter Weibel pursued a similar idea in 'The Endless Sandwich'.
