Hans Haacke on Joseph Beuys

Dia:Chelsea, December 4, 2003

This audio of Hans Haacke on Joseph Beuys was recorded at Dia:Chelsea on December 4, 2003 as part of Dia's Artists on Artists Lecture Series.

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An oak tree with an upright basalt stone to its right, installed on a sidewalk, with another oak tree and stone visible across the street on the opposite sidewalk. — Hans Haacke on Joseph Beuys
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Two stacks of rectangular brown tiles of different heights sit on the ground next to a tiny brown spray bottle with a long, thin spout. — Joseph Beuys: Arena--where would I have got if I had been intelligent!, 1970-1972
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A horizontally oriented page with some scribbled text on the left side and sketched abstract forms drawn on the right side in pencil. — Joseph Beuys: Drawings after the Codices Madrid of Leonardo da Vinci, and Sculpture
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Three large stacks of brown felt: a central rectangular stack, a circular stack that extends toward the left, and another rectangular stack only partially visible in the back between the two other stacks. — Joseph Beuys: Fond sculptures, Codices Madrid drawings (1974), and 7000 Oaks, a permanent installation furthering Beuys' Documenta 7 project
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