Lerm Hayes, Christa-Maria

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Arising from the large, itnernational "Joyce in Art" exhibition, RHA, dublin, Bloomsday Centenary, Dublin 2004, I was interested in representing Joyce at a festival focussing on seven canonical Western writers. This gave me access to a traditional writers' museum, the Tolstoy Estate, Yasnaya Polyana, Russia, a National Museum.It was highly unusual to take contemporary art into such a context - considering both the audiences of the museum and other Festival participants from other countries.It was an experiment that was embraced by the locals in particular, workers on the farm that is Tolstoy's Estate. This endeavour enabled "knowledge transfer", networks and some small steps towards contemporary art being seen as an important tool in the mediation of literature, especially of authors that were socially interested and engaged, such as Tolstoy and Joyce

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Joyce’s Artistic EffectsTolstoy Estate, Yasnaya Polyana, Russia, September 2010Curated by Dr Christa-Maria Lerm HayesPart of the festival “Garden of Geniuses”, bringing together the museums/houses of Dante, Shakespeare, Cervantes, Goethe, Hugo, Tolstoy and Joyce – the “Magnificent Seven”. Linked with ICLM	William Anastasi, Subway Drawing 2002  	Joseph Beuys. Joseph Beuys extends James Joyce's Ulysses at the request of the writer, 1957-62.  (A4 photographic reproductions)  	Joseph Beuys. Joyce with Sled, 1985.  	Ecke Bonk. Joyce in Art, 2004   	Pavel Büchler A Postcard from Cork 2010	John Cage. Roaratorio: An Irish Circus on Finnegans Wake, 1979. Reproduction    	James Coleman. Ulysses Project, 1982, as illustrated in James Coleman October Files  	Amanda Coogan, Molly Blooms, live performance, Centre Culturel Irlandais, Paris, Year: 2005 . Documentary photograph   	Gary Coyle. Holy Water, 2003.    	Kenneth Goldsmith. Soliloquy. 2001.   	Zbigniew Gostomski. Pascal's Triangle, 1973.   	Owen Griffith, Michael Sauer.  Work in Progress: set of 7 books  and sculptures, 1992    	Ian Gunne , Split Pea Press. Evening Telegraph, 16 June 1904, 2004.   	Gereon Inger.  Various works: multiples, publications.    	Patrick Ireland. HCE Redux, 2004. 	Patrick Ireland. The Doodles Family (p.299), 2009.   	Brian O'Doherty, Deconstructed/Reconstructed "Wake" (for Mia), 2010, 	UWe Claus. Turm an Meer 2005   	James Joyce. Fluviana, in transition, 1929.   	John Latham. The roller, 1976.   	Leopole Bloom Trafic. Various artists: multiples/mail art project curated by Eleonora Louis Kunsthalle Szombathely 1998, 	Conor Mc Garrigle, Joyce Walks, since 2004, DVD  	Lenir de Miranda. Ulysses' Passport: from Ulysses James Joyce. 2002 	Mimmo Paladino Ulysses 16 June 1904. 1995. 	Simon Popper. Ulysses, 2005.   	Juergen Partenheimer, Violer d'amores, eight drawings Onrust: Amsterdam 2004, unique book and facsimile 	Royden Rabinowitch. Modern Ontology…, 2009   	Man Ray. James Joyce, 1922.   	Hannes Vogel Dick & Davy, 1998.

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