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Kapital melankolie, (Prismatisch), (Chromatisch) and (Zwölfton) 2003

Exhibition: „Adorno, possibilities of the impossible“, Frankfurter Kunstverein, Frankfurt am Main.

Materials: Flourite Crystal, Circular saw blade 12 Inch” and Bang and Olufsen turntable.

Installation view

Photo: Henrik Plenge Jakobsen

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Kapital melankolie, (Prismatisch) 2003

Exhibition: „Adorno, possibilities of the impossible“, Frankfurter Kunstverein, Frankfurt am Main.

Materials: Flourite Crystal, Circular saw blade 12 Inch

Dimensions: 36cm x 36cm x 6 cm

Photo: Henrik Plenge Jakobsen

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Dj Zwölfton 2003

Exhibition: „Adorno, possibilities of the impossible“, Frankfurter Kunstverein, Frankfurt am Main, Germany.

Materials: Turntables, amplifier, loudspeaker, cd’s, vinyl’s.

Duration: 70 minutes           

Photo: Jason Dodge

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Set list:            Theodor W Adorno: String Quartets

                        Alban Berg: Lulu

                        Arnold Schoenberg: Moses und Aaron

                        Paul Hindemith: Sonata

                        Arnold Schoenberg: Verklärte Nacht

                        Arnold Schoenberg: Pierrot Lunaire

                        Anton Webern:  Five pieces for Orchestra

                        All pieces were played in excerpts

Notes:

The sculpture serie Kapital Melankolie is an attempt to create some informal sculptures, propellered around some elements of the life of Theodor W Adorno; The prismatic way of thinking, the radicilism in his civilisation critique, and the “failure” of the philosophy and the 12 note music.  The DJ Zwölfton performance was conducted during the opening of the exhibition „Adorno, possibilties of the impossible“, at Frankfurter Kunstverein. It was a kind of failure, because this music was played electronically and also since very few visitors apparently liked the music that Adorno was arguing for his entire life.