"Membra Disjecta For John Cage. Wanting To Say Something About John" nennt sich die Hommage, mit der das freiraum quartier21 im Wiener MuseumsQuartier von 17. Februar bis 6. Mai den Komponisten, Musiker, bildenden Künstler und Autor würdigt, der am 5. September 100 Jahre alt geworden wäre. Fotos, Partituren, Gemälde, Installationen, Videos und Skulpturen von mehr als 60 internationalen Künstlern sollen die multimedialen Arbeiten und den offenen Werkbegriff von John Cage (1912-1992) widerspiegeln.
John Cage, Frankfurt 1986
Alvin Curran, Gardening with John 1.1, 2006, sound installation
Alvin Lucier, Music for Solo Performer, 1965, photograph (1988)
GX Jupitter-Larsen, Cage About the Polywave, 2011, print
David Moss, 1 Mossostic for JC, 2011, printed and hand-written graphic plus sound work
Alan Licht, C-A-G-E Spells Licht, 2011, visual score involving light
Sam Ashley, Freedom From Happiness, 2003/2012, score with instructions and eight-channel sound work created for TONSPUR_passage
Paul Panhuysen, A Magic Square in Memory of John Cage, 1992, print on paper
Milan Adamciak, Klangspuren I (Ad honorem John Cage), 2011, chance (chemical and physical) operations on tar paper
Charlie Morrow, TootN Blink Chicago, 1982, musical composition with score
Blahoslav Rozboril, John Cage, 1991, linocut
Stephen Addiss, ENSO (Zen circle), 2010, ink on smoked paper
Nicolas Collins, Meeting John Cage, 2011, text with score
Philip Corner, Some Silences, 2011, coloured marker on yellow handmade paper
Lee Ranaldo & Zeger Reyers, De/Composition for John (listen... to the mushrooms grow), 2011/12, project scetch for installation
Steven Holl, Drawing for Simmons Hall, MIT, Cambridge, MA, 1999-2002, Iris print of watercolors
Tyler Adams, Performing Silence, 2009, video
Brandon LaBelle, Lecture on Nothing, 2010, text with sound
Petr Kotík, In Four Parts (3, 6 & 11 for John Cage), 2009, musical composition with score