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Jürgen Klauke Retrospective Exhibition: Tracing Performance Art & Photography from the 70s & 90s

Delve into the comprehensive artistic journey of Jürgen Klauke, highlighting his seminal works across key decades.

This in-depth exhibition presented a detailed overview of Jürgen Klauke's significant contributions to contemporary art. It explored his influential Anarchoaesthetic performances and photographic series from the 1970s, alongside notable creations from the 1990s like 'Sunday Neuroses' and 'Prosecuritas'. The curated selection illuminated Klauke's artistic evolution and distinctive thematic concerns across different periods.

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Exhibition summary

This retrospective exhibition showcased the art of Jürgen Klauke, emphasizing his work from the 1970s and 1990s. It traced the evolution of his artistic practice from early Anarchoaesthetic performances to later photographic series.

Curatorial context

The exhibition presented a comprehensive look at Jürgen Klauke's artistic journey, with a particular focus on his output from the 1970s and 1990s. Visitors were guided through the development of his work, starting with his impactful Anarchoaesthetic performances and photographic pieces from the 1970s. The exhibition also highlighted his well-known series from the early 1990s, such as 'Sunday Neuroses' and 'Prosecuritas', extending to his most recent creations. This retrospective offered a deep dive into the artist's distinctive style and thematic concerns across different periods of his career. The exhibition was curated by Petr Nedoma and Pavel Liška, who aimed to provide a nuanced overview of Klauke's significant contributions to contemporary art. The accompanying photogallery offered visual glimpses into the works displayed, complementing the textual description of the artist's progression and the exhibition's curatorial scope. Although the specific details of visitor access and opening hours are presented in a generic manner typical of museum websites, the core information about the exhibition's content, dates, and creators is clearly defined.

Admission and ticket notes

The page mentions that last entry is strictly 30 minutes before closing time and that admission is voluntary. However, specific ticketing details beyond this are not provided for this past exhibition. General information about opening hours (Monday, Tuesday-Sunday, Thursday CLOSED) and address is available, but no direct booking information is present for this past event. The 'How to reach us?' link leads to general contact information and a map, not specific exhibition ticketing policies. As this is a past exhibition, the ticketing information is contextually irrelevant for current visitors but descriptive of the historical access policy mentioned on the page regarding voluntary admission and last entry times.

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Venue
Galerie Rudolfinum
Current status
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Exhibition schedule
From Sep 24, 1998
Artist line / attribution
Artists: Jürgen Klauke. Curators: Petr Nedoma, Pavel Liška.
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