Vostell, WolfDeutschland, 1932–1998B 52 Lipstick Bomber
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Derweil im Leben von Vostell, Wolf
Das ganze Leben1965–1969
Collaboration with René Block
Together with René Block he creates exhibitions, happenings, multiples and publications.
September 1966
Took part in: Destruction in Art Symposium
1967
The happening “Miss Vietnam”
He stages the happening “Miss Vietnam” in Cologne, protesting against US aggression in Vietnam.
1968
Founds Labor e.V. with Mauricio Kagel
With the composer Mauricio Kagel and others he founds Labor e.V., a group to research acoustic and visual events.
1970
Moves to Berlin
He moves to Berlin; the same year he creates “Heuschrecken” (“Locusts”), an installation with 20 monitors and a video camera, as well as the installations “TV-Schuhe” and “TEK”.
January 1970
“Concrete Traffic” in Chicago: a Cadillac in concrete
The Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago sponsors a happening in which Vostell encases a 1957 Cadillac in concrete in a parking lot near the museum. The work is then moved to the University of Chicago campus, where it remains for nearly four decades.
