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particularly when protruding from the wall, and viewed from the side, will also assume the value of a plastic entity, very much in the sense of sculpture, while the aspect of the total galaxy promotes too, the idea of an architectural coordinate without destroying the main character as a painting. Thus the traditional division of the plastic arts, sculpture, and architecture, is transmuted and overcome and their fluid unification is now contained within rather than combined from without.
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experts, comprising theorists, artists and architects, bestows the prize for âextraordinary achievements in architecture and the arts that relate to
Frederick Kieslerâs experimental and innovative attitudes and his theory of âcorrelated artsâ by transcending the boundaries between the traditional disciplines.â Recipients are:
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were presented as grouped units. To
Kiesler, the space between the different parts was just as important as the paintings themselves, marking a reflection of the âinner necessityâ of the work as a whole. He noted that it was the same as what âbreathing is to our body reality.â Kiesler wrote further:
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Frederick Kieslerâs widow Lillian, the Austrian Frederick Kiesler Prize for Architecture and the Arts was endowed in 1997. The prize is endowed with 55,000 euros and is presented biennally alternately by the Republic of Austria and the City of Vienna. An international jury of
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If the reassessment of values in these tense times is of necessity for each and all of us, one is convinced that the artistâs work too can no longer be placed in isolation: that art must strive again to become part of daily experience. It seems, therefore, that painters, sculptors, and architects
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Each painting represents a definite unit in itself just as in one family each member is of distinct individuality. Yet, their firm cohesion (into one) is inborn no matter how heterogeneous the character of the members might be. Under these circumstances, it seems natural that each painted unit,
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Kiesler died in September 1963. In 1964, the year before his death, Kiesler married Lillian Olinsey, his longtime secretary and confidante, as Stefi had advised him to do while she was still living. In May 1965, he traveled to Jerusalem for the inauguration of the
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Kieslerâs body of sculptural works also incorporate similar philosophies, uniting individual pieces with specific placements, further illustrating his theories of human-design relationships. His installation of
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