Felt TV

Felt TV

★ 1.0IMDb Score
Released:1970-01-01
Genre:
Duration:10 min
Country:Germany
Director:Joseph Beuys
Actors:Joseph Beuys
Production:

Overview:

"As a contribution to Gerry Schum's 'Identifications', Beuys adapted for television the 'Felt TV' action previously staged for a live audience at a Happening festival in Copenhagen in 1966. It was the only Beuys action executed specifically for the camera. It opens with Beuys seated in front of a TV set showing a programme which is invisible because the screen is covered by felt. The boxing-gloves used later in the action lie at the ready beneath his chair."

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