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Archives of Artists and Theorists

Acquired archives

The archives of ZKM | Karslruhe
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The ZKM archive manages over 150 acquired holdings of artists and theorists.

The archives of artists and theorists include the following archives: Het Apollohuis, Otto Beckmann, Gideon Bachmann, Christian Chruxin, Jürgen Claus, Inge Claus-Jansen, Vladimir Bonačić & bcd: CyberneticArt, Douglas Davis, Klaus Peter Dencker, Reinhard Döhl, Experiments in Art and Technology (E.A.T), Herbert W. Franke, William Forsythe, Hugo Gernsback, Walter Giers, Frieder Nake, Photogram-Archive Heyne Neusüss, Herman Heiß, Stephan von Huene, Infermental, Hiroshi Kawano, Laboratorium, Gerhard Johann Lischka, Armin Medosch, Merve-Verlag, Manfred Mohr, Andreas Müller-Pohle, Paul Panhuysen, Raindance Foundation, Paul Rayn, Ulrike Rosenbach, Bernhard Sandfort, Michael Schirner, Ira Schneider, Jeffrey Shaw, Ed Sommer, Aldo Tambellini, Peter Weibel and Elisabeth Walther-Bense.

The overview display of the archives is currently still under construction. For further information and appointments please write to collections-and-archives@zkm.de.

Archives of Artists and Theorists

  1. Imaginäre Architektur

    Otto Beckmann
  2. Der Fluss

    Ulrich Bernhardt
  3. Harald Bode: Melochord

    Harald Bode
  4. Black Gate Cologne

    Center for Advanced Visual Studies
  5. Portrait of Christian Chruxin at work

    Christian Chruxin
  6. Jürgen Claus' picture Ascending diver from 1971

    Jürgen Claus
  7. Inge Claus-Jansen with her artworks

    Inge Claus-Jansen
  8. Gerd Conradt, »Colour test – Red Flag«, 1968

    Gerd Conradt
  9. Miro A. Cimerman, Dunja Donassy-Bonačić, Vladimir Bonačić, Paris, 1984

    Vladimir Bonačić & bcd: CyberneticArt
  10. Jahresrückblick 1982

    Holger Czukay
  11. A woman wearing a white eye mask

    Lutz Dammbeck
  12. Douglas Davis, The France Tape

    Douglas Davis
  13. Drawing of a radip in black, white and blue

    DEGEM WebRadio @ ZKM
  14. Close-up of an eye.

    Klaus Peter Dencker
  15. The shape of an apple consisting of the words "apple" and the word "worm".

    Reinhard Döhl
  16. The letters E.A.T.

    Experiments in Art and Technology (E.A.T.)
  17. Portrait of FM Einheit

    FM Einheit
  18. You can see a person dressed in black doing a roll in the air. The background is white.

    William Forsythe
  19. The portrait of Albert Einstein is gradually resolved into simple color surfaces.

    Herbert W. Franke
  20. The picture shows a grey-black sound device.

    Rudolf Frisius
  21. 1927 - Science and invention - Vol. 14, No. 10

    Hugo Gernsback
  22. Tastbild

    Walter Giers
  23. Barbara Hammann, »Frage«, 1979

    Barbara Hammann
  24. View of the reconstruction of the studio of Herman Heiß

    Hermann Heiß: The Studio for Electronic Composition (1957-1966)
  25. Zweischaliges Hyperboloid mathematisches Modell Mathematisches Institut der Universität Halle

    Photogram Archive HeyneNeusüss
  26. Monika Huber: »#206_030811 (Egypt)«, 2011

    Monika Huber
  27. You can see two standing drums, each of which shows a picture on the round surface. On the left an ancient married couple and on the right the portrait of a woman.

    Stephan von Huene
  28. A person inserts a magnetic ring memory.

    IBM Research & Development
  29. White hearing seats with a monitor

    IDEAMA
  30. Logo of the video journal »Infermental«

    Infermental (1982–1991)
  31. A holographic image by Dieter Jung. Red, blue, green and yellow horizontal stripes on a dark background.

    Dieter Jung
  32. Exhibition view Wolf Kahlen

    Wolf Kahlen
  33. Abstract colored pattern

    Hiroshi Kawano
  34. Bryan Konefsky

    Bryan Konefsky
  35. Black lettering on a white background: Laboratorium

    Laboratorium (1999)
  36. Six portrait photographs by Gerhard Johann Lischka

    Gerhard Johann Lischka
  37. Kunst-Raum-Schiff – MS Stubnitz - 1993

    Armin Medosch
  38. »Schlau sein, dabei sein«, Merve Verag, Beriin 1980

    Merve Verlag
  39. Benson Plotter in der Centre de Calcul de la Météorologie National

    Manfred Mohr
  40. it is a black and white photo showing the artist Lutz Mommartz, with a large video camera over the shoulder, looking through it.

    Lutz Mommartz
  41. Andreas Müller-Pohle, »Transformance 5548«, 1981

    Andreas Müller-Pohle
  42. Gerald O'Grady

    Gerald O’Grady
  43. The picture shows an installation by Paul Panhuysen: Several dark blue barrels, from which ropes go to the ceiling, stand in a warehouse.

    Paul Panhuysen
  44. Visualisation of a sound recording, below the words "Radio_Copernicus"

    The Radio_Copernicus Audio Archive
  45. Meeting Radical Software

    Raindance Foundation
  46. Glauben Sie nicht, daß ich eine Amazone bin

    Ulrike Rosenbach
  47. Bernhardt Sandfort, »Das Museum der Fragen«, 1978

    Bernhard Sandfort
  48. Wandpoem

    Konrad Balder Schäuffelen
  49. Michael Schirner, »schreIBMaschinen«, IBM 96 C Selectric, 1977

    Michael Schirner
  50. Frank Gillette, Ira Schneider, »Wipe Cicle«, 1969

    Ira Schneider
  51. Venezia Vive

    HA Schult
  52. Cover of the magazine "semiosis": white text on black background

    Semiosis (1976–1994)
  53. Jeffrey Shaw's "Virtual Sculpture" from 1981 floats as a cube of blue lines in the exhibition space.

    Jeffrey Shaw
  54. Annegret Soltau, »Versuch einer Selbstbefreiung«, 1976

    Annegret Soltau
  55. Amicothek

    Ed Sommer
  56. Aldo Tambellini, »Study of Internal Shapes and Outward Manifestations« - Neutro

    Aldo Tambellini
  57. Steina Vasulka, Woody Vasulka, »Evolution«, 1969

    Steina & Woody Vasukla
  58. A black and white image of a man who also takes a photo. In the background a car and another man running in the picture

    Vox Humana - Gideon Bachmann
  59. rot (Plakat) - o.A

    Elisabeth Walther-Bense
  60. The portrait shows Peter Weibel in the context of the exhibition »respektive Peter Weibel«. In the photo the artist opens his right eye with his fingers.

    Peter Weibel

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The Laboratory for Antique Video Systems allows for preserving video and audio archives of artists and theorists and making them available for research, exhibitions and publications in the long term.

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