Dander Patrizia /
Wilmes Ulrich, Hrsg.
A Bit of Matter and a Little Bit More. The Collection and the Archives of Herman and Nicole Daled 1966–1978München /
Köln (
Deutschland):
Haus der Kunst /
Verlag Buchhandlung Walther König,
2010(
Buch) 456 S., 27x20,3 cm, ISBN/ISSN 978-3-86560-763-8
Techn. Angaben Klappbroschur mit Banderole (gestanzte Formen und Texte)
ZusatzInformation erschienen zur Ausstellung 30.04.-25.07.2010
Mit Essays von Benjamin H.D. Buchloh und Birgit Pelzer sowie einem Text von Herman und Nicole Daled.
The Brussels-based collectors Herman Daled and Nicole Daled refuse to perceive art as decoration and to, thereby, exploit it. They approach art in a fundamentally different way: Basis for their activities are their relationships and conversations with artists.
In keeping with the aim of Conceptual Art that places the intellectual content of a work above its realisation, they consider themselves not collectors but communicators and producers: They provide artists with the opportunity to also realise works outside of established market mechanisms. Their intense engagement with Conceptual Art, one of the most important movements in recent art history, goes far beyond usual collecting practices. This is not only apparent in the actual works, but also in the meticulously archived documents containing actions and works.
One of the most important influences for Herman and Nicole Daled was Marcel Broodthaers, more than 80 of his works are in their collection. Moreover, the collection holds several works by Daniel Buren, Dan Graham, On Kawara, Sol Lewitt, Niele Toroni, Lawrence Weiner, Cy Twombly and many more.
Text von der Webseite
Namen Benjamin H.D. Buchloh /
Birgit Pelzer /
Carl Andre /
Cy Twombly /
Dan Graham /
Daniel Buren /
Ed Ruscha /
Hanne Darboven /
Hans Haacke /
Herman Daled /
James Lee Byars /
Jan Dibbets /
Jaques Charlier /
Jörg Immendorf /
Kathy Acker /
Lawrence Weiner /
Marcel Broodthaers /
Nicole Daled /
Niele Toroni /
On Kawara /
Peter Downsbrough /
Richard Long /
Robert Filliou /
Sol LeWitt /
Stanly Brouwn /
Steve Reich /
Vito Acconci /
Walter Nikkels (Form und Typografie)
Sprache EnglischGeschenk von Sabine BrantlStichwort Archiv /
Dokumentation /
Ephemera /
Fluxus /
Installation /
Konzeptkunst /
Malerei /
Sammlung WEB https://www.moma.org/research-and-learning/archives/finding-aids/DaledfWEB www.hausderkunst.de
TitelNummer 026316739
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