Wednesdays at AVU - Martin Mazanec: Film Screening of F. Kiesler
VVP AVU is pleased to invite you on April 1, 2015, at 6:00 PM to a lecture from the series "Wednesdays at AVU," which this semester will focus on the history of exhibitions:
MARTIN MAZANEC
FILM PROJECTIONS AT FRIEDRICH KIESLER'S THEATER TECHNOLOGY EXHIBITIONS
“The theater is dead. Let’s prepare it a magnificent funeral.” Kiesler stated in the catalog for the New York exhibition at Steinway Hall (1926). This followed the exhibitions in Paris (1925) and Vienna (1924), where in the project for a new theater space, he replaced the curtain with a white projection screen. Friedrich Kiesler was an Austrian designer, architect, scenographer, and the youngest member of the De Stijl group.
Academy of Fine Arts in Prague
U Akademie 4, auditorium – 3rd floor
Organized by the Scientific Research Workplace of AVU in collaboration with the Department of Theory and History of Art at AVU
Technical support by Digilab AVU
Online stream by ČT24 as part of the I-Broadcasting of Czech Television
More information >
MARTIN MAZANEC
FILM PROJECTIONS AT FRIEDRICH KIESLER'S THEATER TECHNOLOGY EXHIBITIONS
“The theater is dead. Let’s prepare it a magnificent funeral.” Kiesler stated in the catalog for the New York exhibition at Steinway Hall (1926). This followed the exhibitions in Paris (1925) and Vienna (1924), where in the project for a new theater space, he replaced the curtain with a white projection screen. Friedrich Kiesler was an Austrian designer, architect, scenographer, and the youngest member of the De Stijl group.
Academy of Fine Arts in Prague
U Akademie 4, auditorium – 3rd floor
Organized by the Scientific Research Workplace of AVU in collaboration with the Department of Theory and History of Art at AVU
Technical support by Digilab AVU
Online stream by ČT24 as part of the I-Broadcasting of Czech Television
More information >
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