As an artist, teacher, and activist, Joseph Beuys is one of the major figures in postwar German art. His theories on the social utility of art influenced a generation of artists. Beuys, who was associated with the Fluxus movement, created conceptual works, objects, drawings, installations, performance "actions" and lectures. These materials featured here chart Beuys' developing relationship with an American audience, from his first tour in 1974 to the 1980s.
Titles with or about Joseph Beuys
1977, 30 min, color, sound
1974, 120:15 min, b&w, sound
1980, 50:19 min, color and b&w, sound
1989, 4:52 min, color, sound
1993, 80 min, color, sound
1973, 27:45 min, b&w, sound
See also
1966-1972, 29:25 min, color, sound
1977, re-edited 1979, 28:33 min, color, sound
Stephen Vitiello and Nam June Paik
1999, 17 min, color, sound
1972, 18:40 min, b&w, sound
1986, 32:20 min, color, sound
1984, 27:10 min, color, sound
1983-91, 33:49 min, color, sound