Wolf Vostell

Three of the four works were individually edited by the artists named. All four uniformly framed as shown - on the back there is a folded margin scrap that is not visible in the framing. Set of four artist contributions from the signed deluxe edition of “The Archives – Art Information Centre Peter Van Beveren.” The works were created around 1980 in connection with the edition and exhibition project initiated by Peter van Beveren, “The Archives – Art Information Centre Peter Van Beveren.” The present bundle comes from a deluxe edition signed by Peter van Beveren. 1. Wolf Vostell – “6 Ideen T.O.T.” Five of originally six cards from the work “6 Ideen T.O.T.”. One of the cards is signed by Wolf Vostell. Wolf Vostell is one of the central representatives of Fluxus and Happenings in Europe. In his work, he combined action art, décollage, media criticism, and sociopolitical questions. 2. Maurizio Nannucci – “Does this image fill your concept of art?” Work with the inscription “Does this image fill your concept of art?”, not signed. Maurizio Nannucci is among the significant representatives of European conceptual art. Language, writing, photography, and the question of perception and communication form central elements of his work. 3. Yves De Smet – “Stoning/Stoned” Black-and-white work with handwritten designation “Stoning/Stoned.” Yves De Smet worked in the milieu of Belgian conceptual art and in his works dealt in particular with language, image, signs, and their shifts in meaning. 4. Woody van Amen – “Two Red Pieces” Collage-like work with glued original photograph and integrated puzzle piece, fixed in the mount and signed. Woody van Amen ranks among the important Dutch representatives of Pop Art and Neo-Figurative art. His works often combine found items, photographs, everyday images, and signs from different cultural contexts. All four works are individually framed and offered as a bundle ready to hang.

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