Public art for public life: Observatorium : in which the artists explore the magic of the ordinary, find ways to harbour it in public works of art and introduce the imaginative in the design of cities and landscapes
An observatory is a place for the observation of the universe. The artists of Observatorium, however, cast their gaze upon the inhabited world. All over the planet, they have created works of art that are not only to look at, but also to enter, observe and reflect from. Over the past 30 years, Obser...
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| Zusammenfassung: | An observatory is a place for the observation of the universe. The artists of Observatorium, however, cast their gaze upon the inhabited world. All over the planet, they have created works of art that are not only to look at, but also to enter, observe and reflect from. Over the past 30 years, Observatorium produced an internationally significant body of work, from the sculpture Zandwacht (Sand Watch) in the Port of Rotterdam to Dwelling in Seclusion, a work of art devoted to solitude in New York. The works of art are emblematic of their surroundings, whether they are in a residential area in transition or an industrial landscape that is being transformed into a nature reserve, and are intended to help visitors and local residents find meaning and a future in these changes. Public Art for Public Life is a summary publication in which the members of Observatorium are searching for the results, significance and lessons of their body of work on the interface between architecture, sculpture and landscape. Key issues are the creative process, temporality, integration in changing (urban) landscapes, public participation and imagination. The result is a book full of inspiring examples of the power of art in the public space. |
| Beschreibung: | 287 Seiten Illustrationen 25 cm |
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THE IMPOSSIBLE POSSIBLE
FOREWORD
BY
WOUTER VELDHUIS
8 THE NATURE OF OUR WORK
BY OBSERVAIORIUM
1
0 READING PLACES
BY SANDRA SMETS
14
1
. PANORAMA OF THE WORLD
1
8 BEVERBRUG, KRIMPEN AAN D
E LEK
20 ZANOWACHT - MAASVLAKTE 2
, ROTTERDAM
30
CREATING PLACES FROM WHICH TO OBSERVE THE WORLD AROUND YOU
32 PANORAMA P
A RKEERPLA ATS, HARDENBERG
34
OBSERVATORIUM NIEUW-TERBREGGE
6
MANNA MONUMENT, ROTTERDAM
40
2. ENVISIONING A FUTURE
42 KLEINPOLDERPLEINPARK, ROTTERDAM
52 GROOT MUSEUMPARK, ROTTERDAM
54
WORKS OF ART BRING MAGIC TO NEW LAND AND LANDSCAPE TRANSFORMATION
56 IMPLUVIUM, VENLO
58 KRATER MEERSTAD, GRONINGEN
60 NETHERLAND, N
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2 3. FROM SPACE TO PLACE
66
LIPPEPOLDERPARK
6
STADTKRONE, DORSTEN
7
4 NEWTON S COTTAGE - QUEEN ELIZABETH OLYM
PIC PARK, LONDON
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PROGRAMMING A VACANT SPACE INTO A VIVID PLACE
7
8 HALLENHAUS
6
HALDE NORDDEUTSCHLAND, NEUKIRCHEN-VLUYN
80 PLACE D
U TORRENT - UNIVERS1TE GRENOBLE ALPES, SAINT-MARTIN-D HERES
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6 4. SCULPTURE PARLANTE
90 PEAGE SAUVAGE - ART PARCOURS ESTUAIRE, NANTES
98 STELLING VAN DIEMEN, DIEMEN
100 SYMBOLIC ARCHITECTURE CAN REPRESENT THE CHARACTER OF THE ENVIRONMENT
102 BAUMSCHULE, MUNCHEN
104 GENOTHEK, MUNCHEN
106 WANDELGANG - CITY EXHIBITION GEGENWARTEN, CHEMNITZ
112
5. SECLUSION IN PUBLIC SPACE
1
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6 WARTEN AUF DEN FLUSS - TRIENNALE EMSCHERKUNST, RUHR REGION
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STAGING A LANDSCAPE THROUGH EXTENDED STAY
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160 SANAGARE, NANTES
164 LICHTHUIS - HEMBRUG, ZAANSTAD
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6 7. WHO OWNS PUBLIC ART?
170 DW
ARSLIGGER, AALST
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TO CARE IS TO OWN
180 ROTTEKIJKERS, LANSINGERLAND AND ZUIDPLAS
182 SPIRAL GARDEN, ROTTERDAM
186 ZELFBOUWSTRAAT, VUGHT
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8 8. CONSTRUCTING STORIES
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200 ONVOLTOOID GEDICHT - ARTBORNE, OOSTERBEEK
202 THE REASON I JU
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204 SEA O
F ORANGE, LOMONOSOV
212 WERF WAARHEEN, SLOCHTEREN
214 EPICENTRUM, KRASNOYARSK
216
9. BELIEVING IS SEEING
220 TERP FAN D
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ST, B
LIJE
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WHEN ART PRECEDES URBAN DESIGN
230 ZANDPOORT, TILBURG
236 LAND VAN CHABOT, ROTTERDAM
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10. THE INVITATION IS THE PROGRAMME
244 ZOLLVEREIN PARK, ESSEN
252
DESIGNING GENEROSITY
254 PARADETRAVERSE, ROTTERDAM
256 DER GRUNE SCHATTEN ZOLLVEREINS, ESSEN
264 STOEPMAKEN OOSTPLEIN, ROTTERDAM
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USERS HAVE THEIR SAY
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STAFFAGE
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AND ITS NOT OVER YET...
BY DAVID MOINARD
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LIST OF PROJECTS NOT DESCRIBED IN THE CHAPTERS
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6
THE IMPOSSIBLE POSSIBLE
FOREWORD
BY
WOUTER VELDHUIS
8 THE NATURE OF OUR WORK
BY OBSERVAIORIUM
1
0 READING PLACES
BY SANDRA SMETS
14
1
. PANORAMA OF THE WORLD
1
8 BEVERBRUG, KRIMPEN AAN D
E LEK
20 ZANOWACHT - MAASVLAKTE 2
, ROTTERDAM
30
CREATING PLACES FROM WHICH TO OBSERVE THE WORLD AROUND YOU
32 PANORAMA P
A RKEERPLA ATS, HARDENBERG
34
OBSERVATORIUM NIEUW-TERBREGGE
6
MANNA MONUMENT, ROTTERDAM
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2. ENVISIONING A FUTURE
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52 GROOT MUSEUMPARK, ROTTERDAM
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Y
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2 3. FROM SPACE TO PLACE
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4 NEWTON'S COTTAGE - QUEEN ELIZABETH OLYM
PIC PARK, LONDON
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PROGRAMMING A VACANT SPACE INTO A VIVID PLACE
7
8 HALLENHAUS
6
HALDE NORDDEUTSCHLAND, NEUKIRCHEN-VLUYN
80 PLACE D
U TORRENT - UNIVERS1TE GRENOBLE ALPES, SAINT-MARTIN-D'HERES
8
6 4. SCULPTURE PARLANTE
90 PEAGE SAUVAGE - ART PARCOURS ESTUAIRE, NANTES
98 STELLING VAN DIEMEN, DIEMEN
100 SYMBOLIC ARCHITECTURE CAN REPRESENT THE CHARACTER OF THE ENVIRONMENT
102 BAUMSCHULE, MUNCHEN
104 GENOTHEK, MUNCHEN
106 WANDELGANG - CITY EXHIBITION GEGENWARTEN, CHEMNITZ
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6 WARTEN AUF DEN FLUSS - TRIENNALE EMSCHERKUNST, RUHR REGION
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STAGING A LANDSCAPE THROUGH EXTENDED STAY
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160 SANAGARE, NANTES
164 LICHTHUIS - HEMBRUG, ZAANSTAD
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6
6 7. WHO OWNS PUBLIC ART?
170 DW
ARSLIGGER, AALST
178
TO CARE IS TO OWN
180 ROTTEKIJKERS, LANSINGERLAND AND ZUIDPLAS
182 SPIRAL GARDEN, ROTTERDAM
186 ZELFBOUWSTRAAT, VUGHT
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8
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200 ONVOLTOOID GEDICHT - ARTBORNE, OOSTERBEEK
202 THE REASON I JU
M
P
, GLASGOW
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F ORANGE, LOMONOSOV
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AND ITS NOT OVER YET.
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LIST OF PROJECTS NOT DESCRIBED IN THE CHAPTERS
288
COLOPHON |
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| spelling | Künstlergruppe Observatorium Verfasser (DE-588)16155346-1 aut Public art for public life Observatorium : in which the artists explore the magic of the ordinary, find ways to harbour it in public works of art and introduce the imaginative in the design of cities and landscapes Geert van den Camp, Andre Dekker, Lieven Poutsma, Ruud Reutelingsperger Rotterdam nai010 publishers 2022 287 Seiten Illustrationen 25 cm txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier An observatory is a place for the observation of the universe. The artists of Observatorium, however, cast their gaze upon the inhabited world. All over the planet, they have created works of art that are not only to look at, but also to enter, observe and reflect from. Over the past 30 years, Observatorium produced an internationally significant body of work, from the sculpture Zandwacht (Sand Watch) in the Port of Rotterdam to Dwelling in Seclusion, a work of art devoted to solitude in New York. The works of art are emblematic of their surroundings, whether they are in a residential area in transition or an industrial landscape that is being transformed into a nature reserve, and are intended to help visitors and local residents find meaning and a future in these changes. Public Art for Public Life is a summary publication in which the members of Observatorium are searching for the results, significance and lessons of their body of work on the interface between architecture, sculpture and landscape. Key issues are the creative process, temporality, integration in changing (urban) landscapes, public participation and imagination. The result is a book full of inspiring examples of the power of art in the public space. Künstlergruppe Observatorium (DE-588)16155346-1 gnd rswk-swf Geschichte 1992-2022 gnd rswk-swf Kunst (DE-588)4114333-4 gnd rswk-swf Öffentlicher Raum (DE-588)4172385-5 gnd rswk-swf Bouwkunst Künstlergruppe Observatorium (DE-588)16155346-1 b Kunst (DE-588)4114333-4 s Öffentlicher Raum (DE-588)4172385-5 s Geschichte 1992-2022 z DE-604 Camp, Geert van de 1962- (DE-588)142224227 ctb Dekker, Andre 1956- (DE-588)142224251 ctb Poutsma, Lieven ctb Reutelingsperger, Ruud (DE-588)142224294 ctb V:DE-604 application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=033849561&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
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| title | Public art for public life Observatorium : in which the artists explore the magic of the ordinary, find ways to harbour it in public works of art and introduce the imaginative in the design of cities and landscapes |
| title_auth | Public art for public life Observatorium : in which the artists explore the magic of the ordinary, find ways to harbour it in public works of art and introduce the imaginative in the design of cities and landscapes |
| title_exact_search | Public art for public life Observatorium : in which the artists explore the magic of the ordinary, find ways to harbour it in public works of art and introduce the imaginative in the design of cities and landscapes |
| title_exact_search_txtP | Public art for public life Observatorium : in which the artists explore the magic of the ordinary, find ways to harbour it in public works of art and introduce the imaginative in the design of cities and landscapes |
| title_full | Public art for public life Observatorium : in which the artists explore the magic of the ordinary, find ways to harbour it in public works of art and introduce the imaginative in the design of cities and landscapes Geert van den Camp, Andre Dekker, Lieven Poutsma, Ruud Reutelingsperger |
| title_fullStr | Public art for public life Observatorium : in which the artists explore the magic of the ordinary, find ways to harbour it in public works of art and introduce the imaginative in the design of cities and landscapes Geert van den Camp, Andre Dekker, Lieven Poutsma, Ruud Reutelingsperger |
| title_full_unstemmed | Public art for public life Observatorium : in which the artists explore the magic of the ordinary, find ways to harbour it in public works of art and introduce the imaginative in the design of cities and landscapes Geert van den Camp, Andre Dekker, Lieven Poutsma, Ruud Reutelingsperger |
| title_short | Public art for public life |
| title_sort | public art for public life observatorium in which the artists explore the magic of the ordinary find ways to harbour it in public works of art and introduce the imaginative in the design of cities and landscapes |
| title_sub | Observatorium : in which the artists explore the magic of the ordinary, find ways to harbour it in public works of art and introduce the imaginative in the design of cities and landscapes |
| topic | Künstlergruppe Observatorium (DE-588)16155346-1 gnd Kunst (DE-588)4114333-4 gnd Öffentlicher Raum (DE-588)4172385-5 gnd |
| topic_facet | Künstlergruppe Observatorium Kunst Öffentlicher Raum |
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