Everyday materials are transformed into works of art, thus undermining the elitist concept of art in the 1960s and 70s. Even small actions like a simple smile are ascribed artistic value. At the same time, established boundaries between cultural sectors break down: visual artists, musicians, designers, and poets create – often together – works of art.

Learn more about the expanded Fluxus network of Dorothee and Erik Andersch during the opening night in exhibition talks with curator Melanie Seidler and project manager Felicia Rappe. Field experiment #4: Køpcke – Roth also focuses on works and documents by Arthur Køpcke and Dieter Roth, among others, including Shigeko Kubota, George Maciunas, Yoko Ono, Robin Page, and Benjamin Patterson.

OPENING PROGRAM on November 21

5 – 10 PM

Drinks and conversation at the museum café

5:30 PM

Exhibition talk with curator Melanie Seidler and project manager Felicia Rappe

Meeting point: Exhibition room Field Experiment #4: Køpcke – Roth

6:30 PM

Presentation of the annual gifts by the museum association Christian Krausch and Melanie Seidler

Meeting point: Annual gifts room

7:30 PM

Performance workshop for all ages with Elena Thißen

Meeting point: Lecture hall

8:30 PM

Exhibition talk with curator Melanie Seidler and project manager Felicia Rappe

Meeting point: Exhibition room Field Experiment #4: Køpcke – Roth

Admission to the museum and

to the events is

free from 5 PM.

Field Experiment #4: Køpcke – Roth is curated by Melanie Seidler.

The project COLLECTION/ARCHIVE ANDERSCH is led by Felicia Rappe.

The presentation Field Experiment #4: Køpcke – Roth is funded by the Hans Fries Foundation.