All of the talks from the New Approaches to Art in the German Democratic Republic series, organized by Sven Spieker (UCSB) and Matteo Bertele (Ca' Foscari University of Venice) can now be viewed here. 

Recordings:

Angelika Richter (Weißensee Academy of Art, Berlin) - "That We Have Never Been: Telling the GDR Differently."

Constanze Fritzsch (Institut fur Sachsische Geschichte und Volkskunde (ISGV), Dresden) - "'This is Something Other Than Your Ideological Babble of Socialism!' Printed Portfolios and Artist Boos as Forms for Creating New Socieities."

Isotta Poggi (Getting Research Institute) - "From Documentary to Experimental Photography in East German Samizdat of the 1980s."

Seth Howe (University of Missouri) -  "Moving Targets: Canonizing Aktionskunst in (and after) the GDR."

Kathleen Reinhardt (Georg Kolbe Museum, Berlin) - "Looking Back/Moving Forward - Exhibiting Art from the GDR Today."

Anna Horakova (Universite de Grenoble) - "Uni/vers(;): Mail-Art as Transnational Institutional Critique from the Late GDR."

Alexia Pooth (Independent Scholar) - "Cold War Relationships: documenta and GDR."

Zanna Gilbert (Getty Research Institute, Los Angeles) - "Ruth Wolf-Rehfeldt's Damen Dinner Party: US Feminism via the GDR."

Sara Blaylock (Univeristy of Minnesota, Duluth) - "Making a Scene. Artists, Gay Life and German History in the Films of Gino Hahnemann."

Elske Rosenfeld (Independant Scholar, Berlin) - "Gabriele Stotzer: The Collective as Liberation."

Oliver Sukrow (Technische Universitat Wien) - "New Images (and Spaces) of Man? The 1960s in the GDR Re-visited."