Die achtziger Jahre / The 1980s

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  • ISBN 9783110438925
  • Weight: 3439g
  • Dimensions: 225 x 280mm
  • Publication Date: 19 May 2015
  • Publisher: De Gruyter
  • Publication City/Country: DE
  • Product Form: Hardback
  • Language: German
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The fourth volume of the chronological documentation of the MUSA, Museum Start Gallery Artothek’s collection, is dedicated to the 1980s. This comprehensive and richly illustrated catalog of works provides insight into the art movements as well as the cultural life of this decade in Austria.

The fourth volume of MUSA's history of collecting is dedicated to the 1980s. This phase of the hotly debated “postmodernism‎” is marked by the emergence of the art market that initially focused on ‍“Neue Wilde” male-dominated painting. But the great attention paid to this international trend can be easily overlooked due to other trends that were emerging at the same time.

The geometric abstraction of “Neue Geometrie” or “Neo Geo” was considered an alternative to the expressive tendencies in figurative painting, the dematerialization of art is another notable trend, and photography regains prominence for the first time since 1945. Concept and new media also play an important role, as does the computer, which begins to take on significance as a visual arts tool. Many artists were leading contributors to all of these fields

Berthold Ecker, Leiter des MUSA, Wien, Österreich
Brigitte Borchhardt-Birbaumer, Wien, Österreich