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Rottmann, Kathrin, Urban, Annette and Zeising, Andreas (Eds.): Schaffende Hände: Medialisierungen von künstlerischer Arbeit, Heidelberg: arthistoricum.net-ART-Books, 2024. https://doi.org/10.11588/arthistoricum.1365

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https://doi.org/10.11588/arthistoricum.1365
ISBN 978-3-98501-247-3 (PDF)

Published

05/29/2024

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Kathrin Rottmann (Ed.), Annette Urban (Ed.), Andreas Zeising (Ed.)

Schaffende Hände

Medialisierungen von künstlerischer Arbeit

»Schaffende Hände« (creative hands) is a series of cultural films in which art historian Hans Cürlis portrayed artists at work from the 1920s onward. The documentaries promise to provide an undisguised view of the creation of paintings and sculptures, making visible what is hidden from view in the finished work. Taking this interest in "creation" as its starting point, this book spans the modern period to the present day. It is dedicated to the question of how artistic work is staged, documented and didactically presented, and how the role of the artist’s hand is determined by varying relationships between mental and manual labor.

Kathrin Rottmann heads a research project on industrial modes of production in art at the Institute of Art History at Ruhr University Bochum.

Annette Urban is Professor of Modern/Contemporary Art History with a focus on new media at the Institute of Art History at the Ruhr University Bochum.

Andreas Zeising is Associate Professor at the Department of Art and Art Studies at the Technical University of Dortmund

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Stephanie Marchal, Kathrin Rottmann, Annette Urban, Andreas Zeising
Künstlerische Arbeit. Vermittlungen zwischen Kopf und Hand
1-28
Yvonne Schweizer
Handlungsübertragungen. Netzökonomien der Social-Web-Kunstdoku
29-46
Annette Urban
»Artist’s hand – where is it?« Körper-/Techno-tools und digitale Arbeit
47-64
Friederike Sigler
Arbeiterinnenhände. Kunst, Küche und Fabrik in Ost und West
65-80
Kathrin Rottmann
Schaffende Hände an der Maschine? Kultur- und Industriefilme gegen entfremdete Arbeit
81-102
Andreas Zeising
Dazed and Confused. Werk-Tätigkeit und Kreativitätsparadigmen in Julian Schnabels At Eternity’s Gate (2018)
103-124
Anja Grossmann
Modellierende Hände. Skulpturproduktion und Medienreflexion in Hans Cürlis’ Schaffende Hände
125-140
Barbara Schrödl
»Wie bauende Tiere [...] schienen mir meine Hände«. Hans Cürlis’ filmische Atelierbesuche der Reihe Schaffende Hände
141-158
Steffen Zierholz
Hand-Werk und Lebens-Kunst in jesuitischen Techniken des Selbst
159-172
Anne Bloemacher
Die schöpferische Künstler(innen)hand
173-192

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