Dr. Jazzʼs Archive
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Dr. Jazzʼs Archive, curatorial intervention at Demon Radio, photo: steirischer herbst / kunst-documentation.com
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Dr. Jazzʼs Archive, curatorial intervention at Demon Radio, photo: steirischer herbst / kunst-documentation.com
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Dr. Jazzʼs Archive, curatorial intervention at Demon Radio, photo: steirischer herbst / kunst-documentation.com
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Dr. Jazzʼs Archive, curatorial intervention at Demon Radio, photo: steirischer herbst / kunst-documentation.com
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Courtesy of the Institute for Jazz Research, University of Music and Performing Arts Graz, and Jens-Uwe Völmecke
Dietrich Schulz-Köhn’s collection of jazz records pays testimony to his love and passion for the music—defying but also adjusting to the politics of his time. A selection is shown here along with photographs and documents from Schulz-Köhn’s archive. They show him in a Nazi uniform, posing with Parisian jazz musicians. Along with facsimiles of his wartime jazz fanzine, often written with naively patriotic rhetoric, they evoke the image of a figure steeped in ambivalence.
Curatorial intervention
Demon Radio
Group exhibition
Courtesy of the Institute for Jazz Research, University of Music and Performing Arts Graz, and Jens-Uwe Völmecke