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Journal Article
Object, Relic, Fetish, Thing: Joseph Beuys and the Museum
2003
Overview
Scribner discusses artist Joseph Beuys' installation \"Economic Values\" and curator Andreas Ludwig's historical exhibition of the GDR quotidian at the Open Depot, which both exhibited Tempo Peas. Tempo Peas, a quick cooking food product formulated in the sixties for the millions of working mothers in Germany, offer a juncture between current museal and artistic practices. Ludwig reads Tempo Peas as an object in the narrative of the GDR while Beuys incorporates Tempo Peas as a fetish of his proto-Marxist ideals.
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The University of Chicago Press,University of Chicago, acting through its Press
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