November 30, 2022 | Location: Ludwig Museum Koblenz
3pm | Welcome by Prof. Dr. Beate Reifenscheid and Rafael Vostell, Advisor to the Boris Lurie Art Foundation and CEO of the Wolf Vostell Estate
3:15–4:15pm | Guided tour of the exhibition “Boris Lurie and Wolf Vostell: Art after the Shoah”
4:15–4:45pm | Refreshment break
5:00–5:45pm | Dr. Eckhart J. Gillen, Curator, The Hague exhibition
“Try to Make a Mountain of People, as in a Mass Grave”: The
Correspondence between Boris Lurie and Wolf Vostell Documenting a
Unique Artistic Friendship between 1964 and 1998
5:45–6:30pm | Dr. Daniel Koep, Curator and Head of exhbitions, Kunstmuseum The Hague: Repugnance, Ostracism, Ressentiment: Boris Lurie’s Outcry in the Taboo Zones of Post-War Society
December 1, 2022 | Location: University of Koblenz-Landau,
Building D, Room D 238/239
10:15–10:30am | Prof. Dr. Wolf-Andreas Liebert, Director of the Institute of Art History at the University of Koblenz and Landau: Welcoming of the participants
10:30–11:30am | Professor Emeritus and Dr. honoris causa Peter Weibel, University of Applied Arts Vienna, and Artistic- and Scientific Director of the ZKM Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe: Zero-Point of Civilization
11:30am–12:15pm | Dr. Philipp N. John, Director of the FLUXUS+ Museum Potsdam: Between Criticism and Frontal Attack as Artistic Strategies in the Work o Boris Lurie and Wolf Vostell
12:30–1:30pm | Lunch break
1:30–2:15pm | Jan Elantkowski, Curator, Ludwig Museum Budapest: Art after the Eastern Bloc: Post-1989 Artistic Analysis of the Trauma of the Holocaust in Poland and Hungary
2:15–3:00pm | Matthias Reichelt, Curator and Writer, Berlin: Boris Lurie and the Myth of the NO!art Movement: Critical Notes on Contradictions in Self-Stylization and Reception
3:00–3:30pm | Refreshment break
3:30–4:15pm | Bram Groenteman, Conservator, Kunstmuseum The Hague: Selection and Concealment: Gerhard Richter, Wolf Vostell, and the Role of Print Media Imagery in West German Identity Constructio
4:15–5:00pm | Prof. Dr. Beate Reifenscheid, Director of the Ludwig Museum, Koblenz, Host and curator of the Ludwig Museum Koblenz exhibition “Pin-up Girl versus Madonna”
December 2, 2022 | Location: University of Koblenz-Landau
Building D, Room D 238/239
10:15–11:00am | Dr. Annemone Christians-Bernsee, Acting Director of the EL-DE Haus/NS Documentation Center of the City of Cologne: In the Land of the Perpetrators: Jewish Life in the Young Federal Republic
11:00–11:45am | Dr. Kai-Michael Sprenger, Director of the Department of Archives, Libraries, Non-Governmental Museums, Regional History and
Heritage Preservation, of the Ministry for Family, Women, Culture, and Integration, Rhineland-Palatinate: Boris Lurie and the “Reparation” of National Socialist Injustice
11:45am–12:30pm | Rudij Bergmann, Filmmaker and broadcast contributor, and longtime friend of Wolf Vostell and Boris Lurie: My Boris Lurie. From the Visible and the Speculative: Lurie’s Jewish
Roots
12:30–1:00pm | Closing discussions