Examples of using Schum in English and their translations into German
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The plant genus"Harmsia" Schum.
Schum, in fact, did not attempt to break out of any blind.
After the death ofGerry Schum in March 1973.
UPOV Principal Botanical Name: Cereus hildmannianus K. Schum.
Ulrike Rosenbach, who was closely associated with Schum, sums up the development like this.
A multiple with elements of the'Felt TV' action filmed by Gerry Schum.
Filmmaker and cinematographer Gerry Schum relies on television for communication about art.
Yet Schum was convinced that«not the system, but what is shown with this system, brings about the revolution».
This film,"Fire"(1968),was realised by the German video pioneer Gerry Schum(1938-1973) and his partner Ursula Wevers.
Video- documentary filmed by Gerry Schum in Venice in June 1972 and produced in June 1973, by Videogalerie, Dusseldorf.
In her lecture, Susanne Titz showed amongst other things film material and talks by Robert Morris,Gerry Schum and Richard Serra.
Schum saw television as a new distribution channel for artistic processes and concepts that had left the object behind them.
The image"icecream cone on pink background" from Schum is available on Fotolia under a royalty-free license from 1 credit Credit from £0.54.
Gerry Schum combined the roles of mediator between the television institution and the artists, of curator of the programme, and of producer.
Showing of the video-documentary: Covering up- Disappearance, 45 x 10", created by Daniel Buren in September 1971,in Dusseldorf and produced by Gerry Schum.
Schum expanded the message of the emergent Land Art movement, which avoided the conventional‹studio- gallery- collector› distribution channels.
In the middle of the video-documentary'Identifications', presentation of'Storung[Disturbance],made in November 1970 with Gerry Schum, and produced by the Videogalerie- Femsehgalerie, Hanover, Germany, of which he is the director.
Gerry Schum presented alternative ways of making and of showing contemporary art to a large public, and for this reason his presence is greatly missed.
The exhibition,which is being held more than 20 years after the Gerry Schum exhibition organised by the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam(1979-1980), is the first comprehensive retrospective of one of the….
Conflict and cooperation between the avant-garde and the mass media in the 1960s and 1970s» made up of the idea,a visual presentation and the artist as demonstrator,» says Schum in his introduction to«Identifications.».
Presentation of the video made by Daniel Buren with Gerry Schum for the Fernsehgalerie: Vidéo-souvenir, Recouvrement-Effacement: 45 x 10",[ Video Documentary, Covering up-Disappearance: 45 x 10"] September 1971.
Two 1969 Gerry Schum productions were the forerunners of this type of intervention, Keith Arnatt's«Self Burial» and Jan Dibbet's«TV as a fireplace.» The latter was broadcast at Christmas, and turned the domestic TV set into a flickering fire in a fireplace.
Conflict and cooperation between the avant-garde and the mass media in the 1960s and 1970s» Export andHall Two 1969 Gerry Schum productions were the forerunners of this type of intervention, Keith Arnatt's«Self Burial» and Jan Dibbet's«TV as a fireplace.».
The Fernsehgalerie Gerry Schum was actually involved with radical innovations, the extension of art to the film world in an attempt to find a unity between work and medium, and a redefinition of television as an artistic medium aimed at a mass audience.
After the failure of the television gallery, Schum attempted, with a great deal of media resonance at first, to reconcile limited editions and the mass distribution of the individual works of art via alternative routes.
Schum, disillusioned by the response to his«TV Gallery», went on to open Germany's first«Video Gallery» and marketed art videotapes at major exhibitions in the early 1970s, at the same time encouraging museums, as at the«documenta 5» in 1972, to commit themselves in the form of technical assistance and guarantees for the art-works.
In 1971, after their work with television, Gerry Schum and Ursula Wevers set up the videogalerie schum in Düsseldorf where, until Gerry Schum's death in 1973, video works were produced in collaboration with many international artists.
For example, Schum sold the edition of Joseph Beuys'«Filz-TV,» which was limited to six copies, for DM 9800, while all limited video pieces were also part of the«Identifications» unlimited edition and cost only DM 1500 and could be rented for DM 300.
Filming by Gerry Schum, of the progressive covering up- without authorization- by Daniel Buren of a publicity billboard at the corner of Kirchfeld Street and Cornelium Street with stripes of white and blue striped paper, each more or less 55 by 75 cm.
