Manopsychotisches Ballett (1970)
Overview
"The Manopsychotic Ballet" was the last important action by Otto Muehl before he retired from the art world after a decade of painting and performance and focused on his commune as an alternative way of living. It marked the end of a very prolific phase of actions that followed the legendary Art and Revolution action by the Viennese Actionists in Vienna in 1968. As a result of this performance, Muehl and Günter Brus were prosecuted and could no longer exhibit publicly in Austria.
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Directed By
Otto Muehl
Jörg Siegert
Crew
Otto Muehl
Jörg Siegert
Otto Muehl
Jörg Siebert
Günter Brus
Balthasar Burkhard
Harald Frisch
Michael Siegert
Jörg Siegert
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