Expos et Musées
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Date
from 11.10.2024
to16.03.2025
to16.03.2025
Place
Nationalmusée um Fëschmaart
Marché-aux-Poissons -
L-2345 Luxembourg
Marché-aux-Poissons -
L-2345 Luxembourg
Fine Arts
We teamed up with the city of Dudelange / Centres d’art Dominique Lang & Nei Liicht in order to pay hommage to the artist Marc Henri Reckinger (1940-2023).
Trained in Brussels, Vienna and Paris, Reckinger was a pioneering force in Luxembourg's art scene. At the end of the 1960s, the art teacher co-founded the two important protest art movements: the Konsdrëffer Scheier, then the Arbeitsgruppe Kunst (1968), subsequently renamed Initiative 69. Driven by a libertarian spirit and an anti-conformist bent, he was among the first to explore forms of expression that were unusual in Luxembourg, such as pop art, hard edge and conceptual art.
Reckinger's humanist ideals and social activism briefly led him into left-wing politics, yet he returned to his artistic practice at the end of the 1970s, exploring a realist approach devoid of frills and artifice. For Reckinger, the message always had to be straightforward, accessible and combative. His works are a cry of rebellion - against social injustice, against capitalism, against the establishment and against art itself.
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We teamed up with the city of Dudelange / Centres d’art Dominique Lang & Nei Liicht in order to pay hommage to the artist Marc Henri Reckinger (1940-2023).
Trained in Brussels, Vienna and Paris, Reckinger was a pioneering force in Luxembourg's art scene. At the end of the 1960s, the art teacher co-founded the two important protest art movements: the Konsdrëffer Scheier, then the Arbeitsgruppe Kunst (1968), subsequently renamed Initiative 69. Driven by a libertarian spirit and an anti-conformist bent, he was among the first to explore forms of expression that were unusual in Luxembourg, such as pop art, hard edge and conceptual art.
, then the Arbeitsgruppe Kunst (1968), subsequently renamed Initiative 69. Driven by a libertarian spirit and an anti-conformist bent, he was among the first to explore forms of expression that were unusual in Luxembourg, such as pop art, hard edge and conceptual art.Reckinger's humanist ideals and social activism briefly led him into left-wing politics, yet he returned to his artistic practice at the end of the 1970s, exploring a realist approach devoid of frills and artifice. For Reckinger, the message always had to be straightforward, accessible and combative. His works are a cry of rebellion - against social injustice, against capitalism, against the establishment and against art itself.
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Dates and times
Vendredi 2024
11.10 au 16.03
