Kunst & Revolution (1968)

‘Kunst & Revolution is a documentation on the famous action known as the “filthy uni mess”, which led to a jury court trial. I only had a few metres of film with me and they were quickly spent, but still the film gives one a rough impression of the events. As a whole mythology quickly arose around the event, I altered the material to counteract this effect (through repetition, and adding other material, for instance from a film about keeping dogs, and my own leftover footage from the Muehl action number 54 ‘Im Freudenauer Wasser’).’ In film 16 of his anthology Ernst Schmidt Jr. documented the actions of Günter Brus, Otto Muehl, Peter Weibel and Oswald Wiener.

Director: Ernst Schmidt Jr.
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 5 min
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Country: Austria
Language: No Language
Original Language: de
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Kunst & Revolution about?
‘Kunst & Revolution is a documentation on the famous action known as the “filthy uni mess”, which led to a jury court trial. I only had a few metres of film with me and they were quickly spent, but still the film gives one a rough impression of the events. As a whole mythology quickly arose around the event, I altered the material to counteract this effect (through repetition, and adding other material, for instance from a film about keeping dogs, and my own leftover footage from the Muehl action number 54 ‘Im Freudenauer Wasser’).’ In film 16 of his anthology Ernst Schmidt Jr. documented the actions of Günter Brus, Otto Muehl, Peter Weibel and Oswald Wiener.
Who directed Kunst & Revolution?
Kunst & Revolution was directed by Ernst Schmidt Jr..
Who stars in Kunst & Revolution?
Kunst & Revolution stars Günter Brus, Otto Muehl, Peter Weibel.
How long is Kunst & Revolution?
Kunst & Revolution has a runtime of 5m (5 minutes).
What genre is Kunst & Revolution?
Kunst & Revolution is a Documentary film.
Where was Kunst & Revolution produced?
Kunst & Revolution was produced in Austria.