Marc Adrian PRICE CHARTS
1930 Vienna, Austria - 2008 Austria. Known for: Kinetic mixed-media sculpture, works on paper, glass collage.
Marc Adrian is considered a pioneer in many areas of contemporary art. After studying at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna as well as in Paris and Milan, he was initially close to the "Vienna... Read full biography
Marc Adrian is considered a pioneer in many areas of contemporary art. After studying at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna as well as in Paris and Milan, he was initially close to the "Vienna Group".Around 1960 he appeared as a protagonist of the internationally active neo-avant-garde in the... Read full biography
Marc Adrian is considered a pioneer in many areas of contemporary art. After studying at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna as well as in Paris and Milan, he was initially close to the "Vienna Group".Around 1960 he appeared as a protagonist of the internationally active neo-avant-garde in the artist associations ZERO and was described by Peter Weibel as the "father of Austrian media art". In 1965 he was the only Austrian to take part in the important Op Art exhibition "The Responsive Eye" at... Read full biography
Marc Adrian is considered a pioneer in many areas of contemporary art. After studying at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna as well as in Paris and Milan, he was initially close to the "Vienna Group".Around 1960 he appeared as a protagonist of the internationally active neo-avant-garde in the artist associations ZERO and was described by Peter Weibel as the "father of Austrian media art". In 1965 he was the only Austrian to take part in the important Op Art exhibition "The Responsive Eye" at the New York Museum of Modern Art. There he showed one of his geometrically precise and visually irritating "rear glass montages", which made him internationally known.These assemblages invite the viewer to actively change their point of view in order... Read full biography
Marc Adrian is considered a pioneer in many areas of contemporary art. After studying at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna as well as in Paris and Milan, he was initially close to the "Vienna Group".Around 1960 he appeared as a protagonist of the internationally active neo-avant-garde in the artist associations ZERO and was described by Peter Weibel as the "father of Austrian media art". In 1965 he was the only Austrian to take part in the important Op Art exhibition "The Responsive Eye" at the New York Museum of Modern Art. There he showed one of his geometrically precise and visually irritating "rear glass montages", which made him internationally known.These assemblages invite the viewer to actively change their point of view in order to see optical changes in the works. In addition to participation, movement, time and regularity are central elemen... Read full biography
