Wolf Vostell, "Concrete Traffic," 1970 Photo: Courtesy of University of Chicago German artist Wolf Vostell is perhaps most famous for a performance in which he toted a gas mask and threw smoke bombs ...

Wolf Vostell, ‘Endogene Depression’ installation view (all images courtesy of galerie Anne de Villepoix unless otherwise noted) PARIS — Following on the heels of the Jean Dupuy and Robert Filliou ...

Signing a liability waiver and putting on disposable shoe covers are requisite preliminaries to viewing Wolf Vostell’s installation at the Box. They act as a kind of spectator foreplay, setting the ...

Don’t look for it on Amazon. Only 100 copies exist. And actually, no one has read it. Not a single copy has even been cracked. Literally. The author was the German artist Wolf Vostell, best remembered ...

UChicago Arts announces the return of Wolf Vostell’s groundbreaking Concrete Traffic sculpture—a more than 16-ton, 1957 Cadillac de Ville encased in concrete—to its longtime home in Hyde Park this ...

It was summer 2011, and Prof. Christine Mehring had just laid out her priorities as chair of the Provost’s faculty advisory committee on campus planning. At the top of her list: public art. Mehring ...

View Wolf Vostell, Galerie Parnass Wuppertal 1963. Rare announcement and catalogue including a poster (1963) By Vostell Wolf; poster; 40 x 26 cm, 26.5 x 22 cm, 38 x 52 cm; Edition. Access more artwork ...

CHICAGO—Any 1957 Cadillac that has been sitting in a grassy yard on the South Side of Chicago for 40 years will have a few issues—rust, rotted tires, faded paint, a missing muffler. Wolf Vostell’s ...

View Wolf Vostell’s 1,101 artworks on artnet. Find an in-depth biography, exhibitions, original artworks for sale, the latest news, and sold auction prices. See available prints and multiples, ...

In 1973, Wolf Vostell, an artist associated with Fluxus, made a happening in which participants were required to perform a series of ritual, obsessive actions, such as “go to the trunk of your vehicle ...