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PLOT: The world is changing faster and faster, and traditional art still remains in conservative, autocratic, selfish paths, presented in white cubes. - Remember Boris Lurie's comments: "The Price for the Collaboration in Art, as in the concentration camps – excremental suffocation. It is not by submission, coolness, apathy, boredom that great art is created – no matter what the cynics tell us. The secret ingredient is what is most difficult to learn - courage."
The Boris Lurie Art Foundation [BLAF] continues to work on the destruction of NO!art with its latest Exhibition at the ►Jewish Museum in Berlin. BLAF presents a strange compilation of Lurie works repainted by an inexperienced "restorer", on some of which the new paint still shines. The information material explains nothing about the NO!art propagated ►manifestations by Boris Lurie. The co-director of the Boris Lurie Art Foundation, ►Anthony Williams, boasts in his speeches about a $100 million inheritance of Boris Lurie, which the Foundation received in a strange way. Moreover, Williams never knew Boris personally, except on his deathbed, let alone on what NO!art actually means. Thus, among other things, he goes as far as to explain the Stalin love of Boris on the grounds that the Russians liberated him in Buchenwald. Fact is: Boris was in the subcamp Magdeburg and was liberated by the Americans, documented in Amikam Goldman's film ►NO!art man. Conclusion: With money you can propagate the greatest stupidities, to which also some professors and museums devote themselves. If Boris could hear and see this, "he would rotate in his grave".
From 2009 onwards, after the death of Boris Lurie in 2008, the exhibition strategy was determined by Gertrude Stein and her Boris Lurie Art Foundation [BLAF], which absolutely contradicts Boris Lurie's ►STATEMENTS, his ►LAST WILL and his ►STÜTZPUNKT FOUNDATION for NO!art's development. Gertrude Stein wastes Boris' fraudulent monetary legacy and donates it to institutions and museums that create a Boris Lurie exhibition for her convenience. The directors and curators falsify and ignore everything for money, even the roots. ►more
NEW IN THE ARCHIVES
►Reports on Boris Lurie's health after he manifested his last will,
his testament and the Stuetzpunkt Foundation.
►Background: Photos from Boris Luries Studio at 543 East 6 St
FEEDBACK
►Andreas Heusser: NO show museum | Zurich 8/13
►Detlev Hjuler: On Peter Weibel | Flensburg 3/3
OBITUARY
► We Mourn for the Loss of Charles Gatewood
He was involved in NO!art and did contribution to the book" NO!art in Buchenwald".
Charles died on April 28, 2016 at the age of 74.
ACTIVITIES
► Alan Kaufman: Outlaw Bible of American Art [1945-2016] | Stephen A. Schwarzman Building, Celeste Auditorium | New York | Fifth Avenue | 6/22 | He is an author-in-residence in the Frederick Lewis Allen Room and author of the groundbreaking "Outlaw" anthologies. The fourth and latest in the series is The Outlaw Bible of American Art, a 700-page revolutionary art world alternative canon of marginalized or famed autodidactic paint-slinging loners who followed their own outrageous, sometimes catastrophic visions to the heights of fame or the depths of neglect. He will present highlights and rare images from this underground history, profiling such artists and moments as Boris Lurie and the NO!art movement, Forrest Bess, Ana Mendieta, Ed Clark, Sue Coe, Joe Coleman, Clayton Patterson, The Guerrilla Art Action Group, David Wojnarowitz, and Jose 'Cochise' Quiles.
► Clayton Patterson: Acker Award 2016
The Acker Awards were created by Clayton Patterson in New York. Join Patterson and friends as they pay tribute to members of the avant-garde arts community who have made outstanding contributions in their discipline in defiance of convention, and to those who have served their fellow writers and artists in outstanding ways. The Acker Awards were created by Clayton Patterson in New York. Join Patterson and friends as they pay tribute to members of the avant-garde arts community who have made outstanding contributions in their discipline in defiance of convention, and to those who have served their fellow writers and artists in outstanding ways.
HOWL FESTIVAL | New York | 6 East First Street on 3/17 at 7 - 9pm
EVENTS
► Clayton Patterson: The Launch of 12 Rounds
Overthrow Boxing Club New York
9 Bleeker Street on 10/5
Celebration 8:30 - 11:30 pm
EXHIBITIONS
► Klaus Fabricius: The Where and What For
Showwindow at Michas Lädle
Stuttgart | Weißenburgstr. 8 | Heusteigviertel 10/28
► Miron Zownir with K. Schle & J. Silverthorne
House of Photography | Deichtorhallen
Hamburg | Deichtorstr. 1 from 5/5 to 8/7
► NO Compromises | The art of Boris Lurie
Big retrospective 2/26—7/31
Jewish Museum | Berlin | Lindenstr. 9-14
► Patterson: NYC Streets | Then and Now
Groupshow at Salomon Arts Gallery
83 Leonard Street | New York | Opening on 1/14
BOOKS
► Jose "COCHISE" Quiles & Clayton Patterson: The Street Gangs of the Lower East Side
Paperback | 436 p. | 38 images | The Street Gangs of the Lower East Side "keeps it real." Jose "COCHISE" Quiles provides a brutally honest, self-reflective and moving account of one badass gangbanger's struggle to break the cycle of violence and poverty since birth through creativity and compassion for others. Quiles's eventual redemption Springs from a life spent keeping one foot on either side of the line between good and evil.
DISCUSSIONS
►Approaches to Boris Lurie: NO!art and the refusal of the art market | Panel discussion on June 13, 2016 at 7:30 p.m. | In a discussion with our collection director Inka Bertz, curator Wulf Herzogenrath, and other guests, Julia Voss (FAZ) asks about the nature of Lu:rie's radicalism and its significance for contemporary art
FILM PREMIERES:
► Miron Zownir: Back to Nothing
Premiere
Babylon | Berlin | Rosa-Luxemburg-Str. 178 on 4/14
► Rudij Bergmann: The Art of Boris Lurie
Videodocumentary Premiere
Michael Blumenthal Akademie
Berlin | Lindenstr. 9-14 on 3/21 at 7pm
FILM SCREENINGS:
►Dettmer-Finke & Reichelt: Shoah & Pin-ups — The NO!-Artist Boris Lurie | Monday Cinema followed by a talk on June 6, 2016 at Eiszeitkino, Berlin| | The documentary tells of Boris Lurie's taboo-breaking and, in a cinematic search for traces, explores the question of what prevented the artist from creating more pleasant images. ►Comment
SPEECH
►The Holocaust and the Problem of Visual Representation | Lecture by Peter Weibel on May 30, 2016 at 7:30 p.m. | The artist, exhibition curator, and director of the ZKM in Karlsruhe Peter Weibel will speak about Boris Lurie's aesthetic program of making the central transgressions of the twentieth century visually tangible. ►Comment
WEBSITES
► Dietmar Kirves: FACESHOTS
Photo documents in a slide show
"Anonymisierungen in den Medien"

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