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The Fluxus Module  

The Fluxus Module

Dortmund, Germany

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The Fluxus Module

Dortmund, Germany

Type
Cultural ›
YEAR
2012
For the exhibition "FLUXUS – Art for Everyone!" at
Museum Ostwall in the Dortmunder U, the Münster-based studio modulorbeat was
commissioned to develop an exhibition architecture.

 

With 300 items from the years 1958 to 2007 that critically
address the events of their times, the exhibition offers a new and playful look
at the everyday. The exhibition presents various objects used in
action-oriented art and strategies used for the dissemination of ideas and
concepts. Major protagonists are featured, such as George Brecht, Robert Filliou, Dick Higgins, Allan Kaprow, Milan
Knížák, Alison Knowles, and Wolf Vostell. Uniting these figures is a
position grounded in reality, and their development of strategies to
reintegrate art into everyday life.

 

The exhibition architecture works with a modular plywood
element that was especially developed for this Fluxus exhibition. The plywood
modules are playfully implemented in a variety of ways – horizontally,
vertically, as a shelf, display case, and platform – coming together in an
impressive spatial structure in the large skylit hall of the Dortmunder U.

 

The basic elements are adapted to each particular
arrangement with inlay shelves, walls, and acrylic panes. Ordinary tension
straps are used to secure the exhibition elements as well as to join the
modules.

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