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Wenn Festes sich verflüssigt
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Sabine Gebhardt Fink, Daniel Häni, Muda Mathis

Wenn Festes sich verflüssigt
Daniel Häni im Gespräch mit Sabine Gebhardt Fink und Muda Mathis

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Sabine Gebhardt Fink

Sabine Gebhardt Fink

studied Art History, Philosophy, German Literature and Theatre Studies at the Universities of Munich and Basel graduating with a Ph.D. on the Transformation of Action. She has been post-doctorate at the Institute for Cultural Studies in the Arts (2004-2008), deputising assistant to the Head of Department of Cultural Studies in the Arts at Zurich University of the Arts (ZHdK), and lecturer of Art History at the Ruhr University, Bochum, (2009-2011). Since 2011 she held the chair of professorship in Fine Arts at the University of Applied Arts and Design, Lucerne. She is also involved with projects at the Swiss National Science Foundation on Iconic Criticism (SNF-Bildkritik) and co-founder of the Performance Index Basel. Her research focus is on The Situated Body, Perform Space, Intermedia Conditions, Exhibition Displays and Hermann Obrist and the Art Nouveau Sculpture.

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Muda Mathis

is a performance artist and lecturer at the HGK, Basel. She studied at the Sigurt Leeder School of Dance, Herisau and has been working as performance artist organizing installations, band projects for women and exhibitions since 1980. She studied under René Pulfer and took classes in Audiovisual Design at the Schule für Gestaltung, Basel (1986-1988). Together with Piplotti Rist and others she embarked on a series of performance projects on video installations.

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Sabine Gebhardt Fink (ed.), Muda Mathis (ed.), ...: Aufzeichnen und Erinnern.  Performance Chronik Basel (1987–2006)

Wie werden in den 1990er Jahren Performances kuratiert? Was ist ihre Schnittstelle zu Musik, Theater, Recherche, Alltag Pop und Video? Was sind die geeigneten Formate, Performances zu erinnern und aufzuzeichnen? Der aktuelle Band setzt sich intensiv mit neu recherchiertem Ton-, Bild-, Text- und Video- Material von Performances aus den 1987er bis zu den 2006er Jahren auseinander. Themen wie kollektives Arbeiten, Produktionsbedingungen, feminist/queer theory, Theater-, Musik- und Medientransfers sowie Förderung, Lehre und Performance im öffentlichen Raum werden behandelt.

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