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Paperback. Condizione: New. 1. Zurich's Shedhalle is a space for process-based art on the city's lakeshore. It was originally part of a former textile mill that was converted first into an assembly plant for telephones and radios, and in the early 1980s into a campus known as the Rote Fabrik (the red factory), hosting a theatre and concert hall, a restaurant and bar, studios for visual and performing artists, and art spaces. Since its inception in 1985, the Shedhalle has been a place where independent artists, communities, and activists come together and work. New exhibition formats, as well as artistic practices and forms of knowledge generation, have evolved here, often ahead of their time. They reflect different emancipatory and socio-critical concerns of their respective times.Loving Shedhalle marks the venue's 40th anniversary. It reflects on its history, artistic and curatorial strategies, and social resonance chambers, and explores the concerns negotiated here over all these years. The book's title reflects the idea of love as an affective practice: causes are deeply interwoven with emotions, convictions, and decisions. At the Shedhalle, strategies and formats unfolded that aimed at making art effective beyond art itself.The volume brings together voices from people involved with Shedhalle in various manners and roles, from the early days until the present. It highlights the place's visionary potential of four decades and explores how the presence is moved by echoes of the past that continue to give artistic, curatorial, and sociopolitical impulses.Text in English and German.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A celebration of a beloved artistic and social space on its fortieth anniversary. Zurich's Shedhalle is a space for process-based art on the city's lakeshore. It was originally part of a former textile mill that was converted first into an assembly plant for telephones and radios, and in the early 1980s into a campus known as the Rote Fabrik (the red factory), hosting a theatre and concert hall, a restaurant and bar, studios for visual and performing artists, and art spaces. Since its inception in 1985, the Shedhalle has been a place where independent artists, communities, and activists come together and work. New exhibition formats, as well as artistic practices and forms of knowledge generation, have evolved here, often ahead of their time. They reflect different emancipatory and socio-critical concerns of their respective times. Loving Shedhalle marks the venue's 40th anniversary. It reflects on its history, artistic and curatorial strategies, and social resonance chambers, and explores the concerns negotiated here over all these years. The book's title reflects the idea of love as an affective practice: causes are deeply interwoven with emotions, convictions, and decisions. At the Shedhalle, strategies and formats unfolded that aimed at making art effective beyond art itself. The volume brings together voices from people involved with Shedhalle in various manners and roles, from the early days until the present. It highlights the place's visionary potential of four decades and explores how the presence is moved by echoes of the past that continue to give artistic, curatorial, and sociopolitical impulses. Text in English and German. AUTHORS: Michael Hiltbrunner is a Zurich-based cultural anthropologist, archive specialist, and curator. Carla Peca is a doctoral fellow at the Institute for the History and Theory of Architecture (gta) at ETH Zurich, working also as a freelance curator. Lucie Tuma is a choreographer, artist and author, currently working as a curator at Zurich's Shedhalle. SELLING POINTS: . Marks the 40th anniversary of Zurich's Shedhalle in November 2025 . Gathers voices from four decades and current texts by people involved with Shedhalle . Explores the visionary potential of 40 years of Shedhalle and its relationship to current artistic, curatorial, and sociopolitical causes . Zurich's Shedhalle is a trailblazer of current efforts towards institutional change, a seismograph and resonance chamber for culturalpolitical tendencies . Research as an artistic practice, combining art and activism as well as feminist, queer, and post-migrant and post-colonial critical attitudes have been core elements of the Shedhalle programme from the outset 160 colour, 27 b/w illustrations Marks the 40th anniversary of Zurichs Shedhalle in November 2025, gathering voices from four decades. Text in English and German. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware -Die Shedhalle in Zürich ist ein Raum für Kunst auf dem Areal der Roten Fabrik am Seeufer. Seit Beginn bildet sie einen Ort, an dem unabhängige Kunstschaffende, Gemeinschaften und Aktivist:innen zusammenkommen und arbeiten. Hier werden neue Ausstellungsformate sowie Praktiken und Formen der Wissensgenerierung entwickelt, die oft ihrer Zeit voraus sind. Sie spiegeln unterschiedliche emanzipatorische und gesellschaftskritische Anliegen ihrer jeweiligen Zeit. Das Buch Loving Shedhalle markiert ihr 40-jähriges Bestehen und reflektiert ihre Geschichte, künstlerisch-kuratorischen Strategien und gesellschaftlichen Resonanzräume. Es spürt den Anliegen nach, welche über die Dekaden hier verhandelt wurden. Der Titel spiegelt die Idee des Liebens als affektive Praxis: Anliegen sind tief mit Emotionen, Überzeugungen und Entscheidungen verwoben. So wurden in der Shedhalle Strategien und Formate entwickelt, die auf eine Wirksamkeit von Kunst auch jenseits der Kunst zielen. Der Band versammelt Stimmen von damals und aktuelle Texte von Beteiligten. Er hebt nicht nur das visionäre Potenzial von vier Jahrzehnten Shedhalle hervor, sondern erkundet auch, was als Resonanz, als Echo aus dem Zurückliegenden die Gegenwart bewegt und in künstlerischen, kuratorischen und gesellschaftspolitischen Impulsen weiterwirkt. 252 pp. Englisch, Deutsch.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware -Die Shedhalle in Zürich ist ein Raum für Kunst auf dem Areal der Roten Fabrik am Seeufer. Seit Beginn bildet sie einen Ort, an dem unabhängige Kunstschaffende, Gemeinschaften und Aktivist:innen zusammenkommen und arbeiten. Hier werden neue Ausstellungsformate sowie Praktiken und Formen der Wissensgenerierung entwickelt, die oft ihrer Zeit voraus sind. Sie spiegeln unterschiedliche emanzipatorische und gesellschaftskritische Anliegen ihrer jeweiligen Zeit. Das Buch Loving Shedhalle markiert ihr 40-jähriges Bestehen und reflektiert ihre Geschichte, künstlerisch-kuratorischen Strategien und gesellschaftlichen Resonanzräume. Es spürt den Anliegen nach, welche über die Dekaden hier verhandelt wurden. Der Titel spiegelt die Idee des Liebens als affektive Praxis: Anliegen sind tief mit Emotionen, Überzeugungen und Entscheidungen verwoben. So wurden in der Shedhalle Strategien und Formate entwickelt, die auf eine Wirksamkeit von Kunst auch jenseits der Kunst zielen. Der Band versammelt Stimmen von damals und aktuelle Texte von Beteiligten. Er hebt nicht nur das visionäre Potenzial von vier Jahrzehnten Shedhalle hervor, sondern erkundet auch, was als Resonanz, als Echo aus dem Zurückliegenden die Gegenwart bewegt und in künstlerischen, kuratorischen und gesellschaftspolitischen Impulsen weiterwirkt. 252 pp. Englisch, Deutsch.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware -Zurich's Shedhalle is a space for process-based art on the city's lakeshore. It was originally part of a former textile mill that was converted first into an assembly plant for telephones and radios, and in the early 1980s into a campus known as the Rote Fabrik (the red factory), hosting a theater and concert hall, a restaurant and bar, studios for visual and performing artists, and art spaces. Since its inception in 1985, the Shedhalle has been a place where independent artists, communities, and activists come together and work. New exhibition formats, as well as artistic practices and forms of knowledge generation, have evolved here, often ahead of their time. They reflect different emancipatory and socio-critical concerns of their respective times.…

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Zurich's Shedhalle is a space for process-based art on the city's lakeshore. It was originally part of a former textile mill that was converted first into an assembly plant for telephones and radios, and in the early 1980s into a campus known as the Rote Fabrik (the red factory), hosting a theater and concert hall, a restaurant and bar, studios for visual and performing artists, and art spaces. Since its inception in 1985, the Shedhalle has been a place where independent artists, communities, and activists come together and work. New exhibition formats, as well as artistic practices and forms of knowledge generation, have evolved here, often ahead of their time. They reflect different emancipatory and socio-critical concerns of their respective times. Loving Shedhalle marks the venue's 40th anniversary. It reflects on its history, artistic and curatorial strategies, and social resonance chambers, and explores the concerns negotiated here over all these years. The book's title reflects the idea of love as an affective practice: causes are deeply interwoven with emotions, convictions, and decisions. At the Shedhalle, strategies and formats unfolded that aimed at making art effective beyond art itself. The volume brings together voices from people involved with Shedhalle in various manners and roles, from the early days until the present. It highlights the place's visionary potential of four decades and explores how the presence is moved by echoes of the past that continue to give artistic, curatorial, and sociopolitical impulses. ; Die Shedhalle in Zürich ist ein Raum für Kunst auf dem Areal der Roten Fabrik am Seeufer. Seit Beginn bildet sie einen Ort, an dem unabhängige Kunstschaffende, Gemeinschaften und Aktivist:innen zusammenkommen und arbeiten. Hier werden neue Ausstellungsformate sowie Praktiken und Formen der Wissensgenerierung entwickelt, die oft ihrer Zeit voraus sind. Sie spiegeln unterschiedliche emanzipatorische und gesellschaftskritische Anliegen ihrer jeweiligen Zeit. Das Buch Loving Shedhalle markiert ihr 40-jähriges Bestehen und reflektiert ihre Geschichte, künstlerisch-kuratorischen Strategien und gesellschaftlichen Resonanzräume. Es spürt den Anliegen nach, welche über die Dekaden hier verhandelt wurden. Der Titel spiegelt die Idee des Liebens als affektive Praxis: Anliegen sind tief mit Emotionen, Überzeugungen und Entscheidungen verwoben. So wurden in der Shedhalle Strategien und Formate entwickelt, die auf eine Wirksamkeit von Kunst auch jenseits der Kunst zielen. Der Band versammelt Stimmen von damals und aktuelle Texte von Beteiligten. Er hebt nicht nur das visionäre Potenzial von vier Jahrzehnten Shedhalle hervor, sondern erkundet auch, was als Resonanz, als Echo aus dem Zurückliegenden die Gegenwart bewegt und in künstlerischen, kuratorischen und gesellschaftspolitischen Impulsen weiterwirkt.…

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware -Zurich's Shedhalle is a space for process-based art on the city's lakeshore. It was originally part of a former textile mill that was converted first into an assembly plant for telephones and radios, and in the early 1980s into a campus known as the Rote Fabrik (the red factory), hosting a theater and concert hall, a restaurant and bar, studios for visual and performing artists, and art spaces. Since its inception in 1985, the Shedhalle has been a place where independent artists, communities, and activists come together and work. New exhibition formats, as well as artistic practices and forms of knowledge generation, have evolved here, often ahead of their time. They reflect different emancipatory and socio-critical concerns of their respective times.GVA Goettingen, Anna-Vandenhoeck-Ring 36, 37081 Göttingen 252 pp. Englisch, Deutsch.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A celebration of a beloved artistic and social space on its fortieth anniversary. Zurich's Shedhalle is a space for process-based art on the city's lakeshore. It was originally part of a former textile mill that was converted first into an assembly plant for telephones and radios, and in the early 1980s into a campus known as the Rote Fabrik (the red factory), hosting a theatre and concert hall, a restaurant and bar, studios for visual and performing artists, and art spaces. Since its inception in 1985, the Shedhalle has been a place where independent artists, communities, and activists come together and work. New exhibition formats, as well as artistic practices and forms of knowledge generation, have evolved here, often ahead of their time. They reflect different emancipatory and socio-critical concerns of their respective times. Loving Shedhalle marks the venue's 40th anniversary. It reflects on its history, artistic and curatorial strategies, and social resonance chambers, and explores the concerns negotiated here over all these years. The book's title reflects the idea of love as an affective practice: causes are deeply interwoven with emotions, convictions, and decisions. At the Shedhalle, strategies and formats unfolded that aimed at making art effective beyond art itself. The volume brings together voices from people involved with Shedhalle in various manners and roles, from the early days until the present. It highlights the place's visionary potential of four decades and explores how the presence is moved by echoes of the past that continue to give artistic, curatorial, and sociopolitical impulses. Text in English and German. AUTHORS: Michael Hiltbrunner is a Zurich-based cultural anthropologist, archive specialist, and curator. Carla Peca is a doctoral fellow at the Institute for the History and Theory of Architecture (gta) at ETH Zurich, working also as a freelance curator. Lucie Tuma is a choreographer, artist and author, currently working as a curator at Zurich's Shedhalle. SELLING POINTS: . Marks the 40th anniversary of Zurich's Shedhalle in November 2025 . Gathers voices from four decades and current texts by people involved with Shedhalle . Explores the visionary potential of 40 years of Shedhalle and its relationship to current artistic, curatorial, and sociopolitical causes . Zurich's Shedhalle is a trailblazer of current efforts towards institutional change, a seismograph and resonance chamber for culturalpolitical tendencies . Research as an artistic practice, combining art and activism as well as feminist, queer, and post-migrant and post-colonial critical attitudes have been core elements of the Shedhalle programme from the outset 160 colour, 27 b/w illustrations Marks the 40th anniversary of Zurichs Shedhalle in November 2025, gathering voices from four decades. Text in English and German. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Loving Shedhalle - Resonance | 40 Jahre Shedhalle Zürich | Michael Hiltbrunner (u. a.) | Taschenbuch | 208 S. | Deutsch | 2025 | Scheidegger & Spiess | EAN 9783039422876 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: GVA Gemeinsame Verlagsauslieferung Göttingen GmbH & Co. KG, Postfach 20 21, 37010 Göttingen, info[at]gva-verlage[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu. …

Paperback. Condizione: New. 1. Zurich's Shedhalle is a space for process-based art on the city's lakeshore. It was originally part of a former textile mill that was converted first into an assembly plant for telephones and radios, and in the early 1980s into a campus known as the Rote Fabrik (the red factory), hosting a theatre and concert hall, a restaurant and bar, studios for visual and performing artists, and art spaces. Since its inception in 1985, the Shedhalle has been a place where independent artists, communities, and activists come together and work. New exhibition formats, as well as artistic practices and forms of knowledge generation, have evolved here, often ahead of their time. They reflect different emancipatory and socio-critical concerns of their respective times.Loving Shedhalle marks the venue's 40th anniversary. It reflects on its history, artistic and curatorial strategies, and social resonance chambers, and explores the concerns negotiated here over all these years. The book's title reflects the idea of love as an affective practice: causes are deeply interwoven with emotions, convictions, and decisions. At the Shedhalle, strategies and formats unfolded that aimed at making art effective beyond art itself.The volume brings together voices from people involved with Shedhalle in various manners and roles, from the early days until the present. It highlights the place's visionary potential of four decades and explores how the presence is moved by echoes of the past that continue to give artistic, curatorial, and sociopolitical impulses.Text in English and German.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware -Zurich's Shedhalle is a space for process-based art on the city's lakeshore. It was originally part of a former textile mill that was converted first into an assembly plant for telephones and radios, and in the early 1980s into a campus known as the Rote Fabrik (the red factory), hosting a theater and concert hall, a restaurant and bar, studios for visual and performing artists, and art spaces. Since its inception in 1985, the Shedhalle has been a place where independent artists, communities, and activists come together and work. New exhibition formats, as well as artistic practices and forms of knowledge generation, have evolved here, often ahead of their time. They reflect different emancipatory and socio-critical concerns of their respective times. 208 pp. Englisch, Deutsch.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A celebration of a beloved artistic and social space on its fortieth anniversary. Zurich's Shedhalle is a space for process-based art on the city's lakeshore. It was originally part of a former textile mill that was converted first into an assembly plant for telephones and radios, and in the early 1980s into a campus known as the Rote Fabrik (the red factory), hosting a theatre and concert hall, a restaurant and bar, studios for visual and performing artists, and art spaces. Since its inception in 1985, the Shedhalle has been a place where independent artists, communities, and activists come together and work. New exhibition formats, as well as artistic practices and forms of knowledge generation, have evolved here, often ahead of their time. They reflect different emancipatory and socio-critical concerns of their respective times. Loving Shedhalle marks the venue's 40th anniversary. It reflects on its history, artistic and curatorial strategies, and social resonance chambers, and explores the concerns negotiated here over all these years. The book's title reflects the idea of love as an affective practice: causes are deeply interwoven with emotions, convictions, and decisions. At the Shedhalle, strategies and formats unfolded that aimed at making art effective beyond art itself. The volume brings together voices from people involved with Shedhalle in various manners and roles, from the early days until the present. It highlights the place's visionary potential of four decades and explores how the presence is moved by echoes of the past that continue to give artistic, curatorial, and sociopolitical impulses. Text in English and German. AUTHORS: Michael Hiltbrunner is a Zurich-based cultural anthropologist, archive specialist, and curator. Carla Peca is a doctoral fellow at the Institute for the History and Theory of Architecture (gta) at ETH Zurich, working also as a freelance curator. Lucie Tuma is a choreographer, artist and author, currently working as a curator at Zurich's Shedhalle. SELLING POINTS: . Marks the 40th anniversary of Zurich's Shedhalle in November 2025 . Gathers voices from four decades and current texts by people involved with Shedhalle . Explores the visionary potential of 40 years of Shedhalle and its relationship to current artistic, curatorial, and sociopolitical causes . Zurich's Shedhalle is a trailblazer of current efforts towards institutional change, a seismograph and resonance chamber for culturalpolitical tendencies . Research as an artistic practice, combining art and activism as well as feminist, queer, and post-migrant and post-colonial critical attitudes have been core elements of the Shedhalle programme from the outset 160 colour, 27 b/w illustrations Marks the 40th anniversary of Zurichs Shedhalle in November 2025, gathering voices from four decades. Text in English and German. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…