Bewegung Nurr
The movement is a Nurr founded in 1989 in Dresden artist collective that is sculpture, installation, graffiti, video art, photography and painting active in the fields.
Work
The group focuses on issues such as market economy and the media in which it deals with phenomena and symptoms of a service society. The omnipresent marketing and codes of representation of the western service society are also highlighted how their waste products and psychosis, results of the fear of failure and the spiritual vacuum of capitalism. The art form of motion Nurr has been described as " parodic elegance between Ernst and nonsense comedy and catastrophe."
The development of the artist collective ranges from the graffiti in the Neustadt district of Dresden in the early 1990s to the sculptures, videos, paintings and installations of today. Your subversive strategies in the visual arts can often be cross-references to the active in the 1980s and 1990s, groups of artists General Idea ( Felix Partz, Jorge Zontal, AA Bronson ) and The Deadly Doris (Wolfgang Müller, Nikolaus Utermöhlen, Kathe Kruse, Tabea Blumenschein ) recognize.
Art in Public Space
The movement Nurr has with their temporary monument " 9841 " in 2010 in Berlin Viktoria Park and 2011 recalls at the Hannover Ballhofplatz to the Sinto - German boxing champ Johann Wilhelm Troll man who because of his ethnic roots in National Socialism success and social advancement were denied. Disenfranchised and marginalized lost Trollmann gradually his livelihood in 1942 was imprisoned in the concentration camp Neuengamme concentration camp and murdered in 1944 at Wittenberg. He not only lost his rightful claim to the sporting titles, but - as with him many other "non- Aryan" athletes - his life. The June 9th ( the same day in 1933, Johann Wilhelm Trollmann German champion in the light heavyweight) was taken in 2010 on the occasion, the Boxing Ring Sculpture 9841 to inaugurate in Victoria Park in Berlin -Kreuzberg.