Nicolas Schöffer
Type | Male Artist |
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Associated person(s) | |
URLs | Wikipedia (german) Initiatives/projects The Spatio-Lumino-Chronodynamic Towers & Sculptures of Nicolas Schöffer (English) Images The centre of attention: Nicolas Schöffer - a found exhibition Initiatives/projects Nicolas Schöffer by ArtCircle (English) Other Cybernetic Art Pioneer Nicolas Schöffers Lifetime Of Kinetic Sculptures (English) Other Nicolas Schöffer on Monoskop (English) Document Pages: 9, 12, 14, 31, ARTISTI STRANIERI NON OPERANTI IN GRUPPO - Nicolas Schöffer (Italian) |
Exhibitions | |||||
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Art in Public Space | 1979 | Chronos 10 B | Deutsches Patent- und Markenamt | München, Germany | |
Art in Public Space | 1974 | CHRONOS 8 | Embarcadero Center | San Francisco ( USA ) | |
Collective project | 1973 | KYLDEX 1 | Hamburger Oper | Hamburg, Germany | |
Project | 1973 | SCAM 1 - SCulpture AutoMobile | Paris, France | ||
Group exhibition | 1971 | 'Art et Science' | Museum von Tel Aviv | Tel Aviv, Israel. | |
Group exhibition | 1967 | The Light in Rome | Obelisco Gallery | Rome, Italy |
Artworks in Collections | |||
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Royal Museums of Fine Arts | Brussels, Belgium | ||
Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) | New York, USA | ||
National Center of Art and Culture Georges Pompidou | Paris, France |
Died
Paris, Frankreich
Projects
Entwicklung der Theorie des Chronodynamik (Konzentration auf die Zeit)
Projects
Im Laufe des Jahres entwickelt er seine Theorie der Spatiodynamik weiter und definiert die Grundprinzipien der Luminodynamik (Integration von Licht, Musik, Film, …)
Projects
Im Jahr 1956 baut Nicolas Schöffer die erste autonome kybernetische Skulptur ' CYSP 1'
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Projects
Entwickelt Nicolas Schöffer die Theorie der Spatiodynamik (Integration des Raumes in die Skulptur)
Education
Paris, France
Studium an der Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts de Paris (Atelier Sabatté). Lebt seit diesem Datum in Paris.
Born
Kalocsa, Ungarn
Studiert Zeichnen, Malen und Klavier ab dem 7. Lebensjahr. Sekundarstudium am Jesuitenkolleg von Kalocsa. Absolventen der School of Fine Arts in Budapest (Ungarn).
Nicolas Schöffer was one of the truly innovative artists whose theoretical and practical influence on present day art is remarkable. Born in Hungary and active in Paris since 1936, he developed theories of spatiodynamism (1948), luminodynamism (1957), and chronodynamism(1959) which challenged earlier notions of static viewing of sculpture. From his first cybernetic sculpture CYSP 1 (1956) through the later ballet inspired cybernetic Light Tower in the city of Liège and various other public sculptures in the 1970s, he worked independent of art trends and labels at the time. His dynamic cybernetic constructions worked at the borderline of science, electronics, mathematics, and art, constantly altering their aesthetic features. His career as creator-innovator includes sculpture, architecture, urbanism, total theatre, tapestry, film/video, music, teaching and books.
http://dada.compart-bremen.de/item/agent/472 (27.04.2020)
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Chronos 10 B | 1979 | Nicolas Schöffer | |
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Lumino | 1968 | Nicolas Schöffer | |