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"Art allows no Boredom " - engage in a lively discussion with Udo Kittelmann, Curator and Artistic Director of Museum Frieder Burda and Daniel Baumann, Director Kunsthalle Zürich. Live Stream available 12 June from 5pm CET on www.engadin-art-talks.ch or LinkinBio Over the course of his long career, Kittelmann has investigated curatorial practices and institutions’ relationships with art. He focuses on the processes of art, and therefore its implicit laws and potential display configurations. He has based his curatorial approach on close collaboration with artists, setting up their works, moving beyond the aesthetic dimension and focusing on the artwork’s specific socio-political context. #udokittelmann #art #architecture #longuedurée @zurichartweekend @löwenbraukunst @kunsthallezürich 
Philip Ursprung together with Antje Stahl will elaborate on Joseph Beuys long durational oeuvre this Saturday 12 June at 5pm CET. Live Stream available via www.engadin-art-talks.ch or Link In Bio. Philip Ursprung is Professor for the History of Art and Architecture and Dean of the Department of Architecture of ETH Zurich. He is the author of ART, REVOLUTION, CAPITAL. He taught at UdK Berlin, University of Zurich, Columbia University New York and the Barcelona Institute of Architecture. His latest books are Die Kunst der Gegenwart: 1960 bis heute (Munich, 2010) and Der Wert der Oberfläche: Essay zur Architektur, Kunst und Ökonomie (Zürich, 2017). He is Principal Investigator of the Project „Tourism and Cultural Heritage“ at Future Cities Laboratory Singapore and co-curator of the exhibition 17 Volcanoes at NUS Museum in Singapore. Photograph: Peter Rüegg / ETH Zürich. 
Antje Stahl together with Philip Ursprung elaborate together on Joseph Beuys's long durational oeuvre this Saturday 12 June ar 5pm CET. Join our Live Stream via LinkinBio. Antje Stahl works as a writer and editor for the Swiss magazine Republik and as a lecturer at the Institute of the History and Theory of Architecture at ETH Zürich. Her work has been awarded with the Michael-Althen- Prize for criticism and the ADKV-Art-Cologne Prize for art criticism. In her spare time she contributes to a variety of art projects, she served as a vice president at an all female cabinet in the theatre play „What if women ruled the world“ by artist Yael Bartana for example, and while she was pregnant with her son Cosmo as kitchen staff in Friedrich von Borries’ film „Folgenlos“. She is based in Zürich and Berlin. Photo Credit: Roger Eberhard #art #architecture #antjestahl #engadinarttalks #philipursprung