The exhibition, "Joseph Beuys: In Defense of Nature," will include ... He was also a teacher and a founding member of the German Green Party. Loyer is thrilled to introduce American audiences ...

A visit to Joseph Beuys ... show as a reflection on Beuys’s environmental activism. He was a member of numerous conservation organizations, including Germany’s Green Party, and one of his ...

Joseph Beuys’ art was often political, as was the artist himself. What exactly was his stance though? Beuys co-founded the Green Party, but also met up with former Nazi comrades. Above all, he was a ...

In 1982, artist, environmental activist and German Green Party founder Joseph Beuys began what was arguably his most seminal work: the planting of 7,000 oak trees around a city in central Germany.

When he was active, Joseph Beuys (1921-86) was the art star of ... The documentary shows some of his odd theories being repudiated by the Green Party, in which he was active.

(Joshua White / The Broad) The “Joseph Beuys: In Defense of Nature” exhibit ... The second half of the exhibit displays Beuys’ commitment to the German Green Party with objects like shovels, banners ...

calm demure in the way he tries to convince a German woman to take a green party pamphlet on the street. This critical dimension — Beuys’s unique physical presence — could only reveal itself ...

Painter, sculptor, and conceptualist Joseph Beuys ... remarked afterwards. Beuys became increasingly political over the course of his life, founding the German Students Party in 1967, the ...

Joseph Beuys was born ... During the 1970s, Beuys became increasingly involved in politics. He was a leading light in the German Student Party and the Organisation for Direct Democracy, but ...

Joseph Beuys (above, in 1985 ... He was among the many founders of the German Green Party and even won a spot on a party ballot (although he withdrew before the election). He represents one ...

“Andy Warhol: The Joseph Beuys Portraits” marks the first time ... Warhol had created a propaganda poster for Germany’s Green Party at the request of Beuys. “He himself is sort of [a ...

In 1982, artist, environmental activist and German Green Party founder Joseph Beuys began what was arguably his most seminal work: the planting of 7,000 oak trees around a city in central Germany.