A provocative look at two 20th century figures -- at philosopher Rudolf Steiner and artist Joseph Beuys - and their use of blackboard and chalk drawings to show the relationship between art and life and to present their visions of a better world. The colo
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Joseph Beuys and Rudolf Steiner shared more than just a method or medium - they sought to change the world with their ideas. "Imagination, Inspiration, Intuition" examines the connections between these two men and how art documented their engagement with society.This volume offers a dialogue between the blackboard drawings of Steiner and Directive Forces, 1974-77, a seminal work by Beuys. Supporting the concepts behind these works are two declarations outlining Steiner's holistic approach to living and Beuys' insistence on the integration of art and life.
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