Budapest
Corvinus university
"Money, Power and Democracy - Where's our World heading for? - Where do we want head it?"
Lecture and Discussion with Gerald Häfner
Publicist, Co-founder of Mehr Demokratie e.V. Germany, Member of European Parliament
Hosted by Prof. Dr. Balázs Hámori, Head of Chair in the Department of Comparative Economics.
Friday 6 Nov.
District VII, Klauzal tér
“Everyone is an artist”
Joseph Beuys‘ idea of extended art
open conversation with the visitors of the OMNIBUS
The OMNIBUS on its way through South-East-Europe
Film recording and interviews dealing with the journey of the OMNIBUS
Konstantinos Toubekis, dekaneafilm
destrict VII, "Fogasház", Akácfa utca 51
"Art extended - the Social Sculpture and the question of democracy (Joseph Beuys)"
Classical lecture with black board and chalk
“In its development art has reached a point where it has to ask itself about the organization of society. That is to say that art cannot limit itself to the common terrain any longer, but must understand itself as an organisation principle for society. As something that concerns every human being. Beuys has called the search after this form for the art “Social Sculpture”. A very important part of Social Sculpture is direct democracy. A different, a completely new economic order, which would mean self-governed companies, a new credit and price order and finally a state, which “shrinks” itself to a healthy size, to say it with a sentence of Joseph Beuys.” (Johannes Stüttgen)
Speaker: Johannes Stüttgen, master student of Joseph Beuys and close co-worker, co-founder of the OMNIBUS FOR DIRECT DEMOCRACY
With an exhibition "Art and Democracy"
Saturday 7 Nov.
Budapest XI. Bezirk Hundyadi tér (market near by University of arts)
“Everyone is an artist”
Joseph Beuys‘ idea of extended art
open conversation with the visitors of the OMNIBUS
The OMNIBUS on its way through South-East-Europe
Film recording and interviews dealing with the journey of the OMNIBUS
Konstantinos Toubekis, dekaneafilm
Additional programme by civil initiatives and art students about Direct Demorcracy in the Hungarian context.
More fotos from the Ungarian Initiative you can find HERE.
