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248:) and in some individual cases he experimented with the so-called “Watschenanalyse” ("slapping analysis"). He also created a "structure", in which all community members were placed in a hierarchical pecking order by numbering them. He established a "first wife" and prepared his son to become his successor. Paradoxically, in the hierarchical level right below Muehl was a strong matriarchal element of rival women, according to Schlothauer. 149:, which has been viewed by some as an authoritarian sect, and that existed for several years before falling apart in the 1990s. In 1991, Muehl was convicted of sexual offences with minors and drugs offences and sentenced to 7 years imprisonment. He was released in 1997, after serving six and a half years, and set up a smaller commune in Portugal. After his release, he also published his memoirs from the prison ( 267:, Muehl continued to be artistically active into old age. In 2002, he developed a method of digital painting that he called "electric painting films". Between 1998 and his death Muehl had two major solo exhibitions at the Vienna Museum for applied art. In 2010 Muehl celebrated his 85th birthday, on this occasion the 256:
From 1971 onward, Muehl produced no more public actions. He became a painter in the expressionist style, and held regular lessons on painting for his communards in his Friedrichshof commune. He also directed several short movies there, such as the "Friedrichshofer Kinderfilme" (Children's Films of
197:" were filmed by Kurt Kren and photographed by Ludwig Hoffenreich. In 1966, a new concept of Aktion was developed with Günter Brus: instead of the canvas, the body became the scene of action. In 1968, Muehl, Brus, and Oswald Wiener organized an Aktionsveranstaltung titled 243:
Critics such as former community member Andreas Schlothauer point to Muehl's strong authoritarian tendencies. For example, Muehl did not expose himself to the rituals of the Aktionsanalyse. He required members to crush the "body armor" (after
301:"The statement of young people in the courtroom at that time made me speechless. I wanted to free them, but instead, I overwhelmed and offended them with sexual transgression. It definitely was not my intention. I hope they forgive me." 31: 231:. In the eighties, tensions within the commune increased until they culminated in a revolt. When, on top of that, Muehl was arrested and imprisoned in 1991, the commune fell apart. In 1998, Muehl moved to 279:
In 2010 Muehl issued a public apology regarding the role he played in the Friedrichshof Commune. The apology was read out in a press conference before the opening of his exhibition at Vienna's
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While serving prison time for the sexual abuse of minors, Muehl continued to be artistically engaged: he painted around 300 pictures and wrote about art theory.
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In the 1960s, Muehl's aim was 'to overcome easel painting by representing its destruction process'. He made rhizomatic structures with scrap iron ("
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After the war, he studied teaching German and History, and Pedagogy of Art at the Wiener Akademie der bildenden Künste.
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In German, with 20 illustrations (all photo prints of Otto Muehl's documentation "Bimmel Bammel" in the Archive Sohm,
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in the University of Vienna, which caused a scandal in the press; they were arrested and Brus emigrated to Berlin.
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biographical overview and essay about Muehl and the commune Friedrichshof, written by Stefan Beyst, (August 2002)
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as a kind of anti-society. The declared aim was the destruction of bourgeois marriage and private property,
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Friedrichshof), which starred the children born within the commune.
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Thomas Dreher: Otto Muehl: Material Actions Nr.16 and 17, 1965
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Otto Muehl, Viennese Actionism 1960–1971, Ritter Verlag. 1989.
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in Vienna showed an extensive exhibition of his late work.
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Mariasdorf
First Austrian Republic
Moncarapacho
Olhão
Portugal
Viennese Actionism
Viennese Actionism
Friedrichshof Commune
Wehrmacht
Ardennes Offensive
Friedrichshof Commune
Happenings
Hermann Nitsch
Friedrichshof commune
free love
Dusan Makavejev
Sweet Movie
Faro, Portugal
Wilhelm Reich
Parkinson's disease
Leopold Museum
Leopold Museum
MAK
William Levy
Atlas Press

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