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David Hockney - Die Tate zu Gast. Bucerius Kunstforum Hamburg
Es sind Bilder der Entfremdung, die einem, einer aber auch merkwürdig vertraut vorkommen: Warum?
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Delight and Drudgery of Physical Activity
Highlight: I was triggered by these cracks in the vase. Moving means taking risks to me and maybe get scars that will make you even more beautiful and interesting.
Instagram: @christel__clerc
Das Museum Brandhorst – Ausstellung „Prime Suspect“ (bis zum 21.02.21)
Das Museum Brandhorst in München widmet mit „Prime Suspect“ die erste internationale Überblicksschau der schottischen Künstlerin Lucy McKenzie.
Die Arbeit der Künstlerin zeigt eine Vielfältigkeit von Ilussionen, Architektur und Historische Stilen und feministischen Themen.
Instagram: @julia_loves_art_ vor dem Werk: Lucy McKenzie, May of Teck, 2010.
Stille Nacht – eine Hirten-Idylle?
Im letzten Blog haben wir die Moralisten „aufs Korn“ genommen. Heute schlagen wir mit der sechsten und letzten Strophe von Stille Nacht wieder sanftere Töne an…..
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Schwules Museum Berlin - Die queere Perspektive der Museumswelt
Wenn sich Menschen im Jahr 2020 immer noch von queerer Liebe beleidigt oder gestört fühlen und Anfeindungen gegen Mitglieder*innen der LGBTQ+ Community traurige Realität sind, dann müssen Institutionen wie Museen darauf aufmerksam machen und an vorderster Front dagegen ankämpfen. Bestes Beispiel ist das "Schwule Museum" in Berlin.
Instagram: @museology_marlene
ERINNERUNG AN LUISE STRAUS ERNST
Beitrag über Luise Straus Ernst, die erste Frau von Max Ernst. Sie war Kunsthistorikerin und wuchs in Köln in einer wohlhabenden jüdischen Familie auf. Sie hat als promovierte Journalistin viel zur Wahrnehmung Kölns als Hotspot der Moderne beigetragen. Ihre Erinnerung soll in diesem Beitrag aufrecht erhalten werden, der für die Blogparade #femaleheritage beigesteuert wurde.
Instagram: @kulturtussi
How ARCHES Is Paving The Way To Accessibility With Technology
On April 10, museums around the world celebrated Slow Art Day, a concerted effort to extend the 30-second window the average visitor affords a piece of artwork during any given exhibition walk-through. Institutions typically encourage audiences to look at five objects for ten minutes each on Slow Art Day, a pace designed to unlock the full creative potential of the art on display, but also to address, however temporarily, the accessibility challenges plaguing contemporary curation.
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MUSEUM: FONDATION LOUIS VUITTON
This is a boat I want to sail in. Architect Frank Gehry gave this ship twelve glass sails to carry an invaluable treasure.
There is also another work of Art in the picture: Blue skies over Paris.
Must have been my lucky day.
Instagram: @reginagoestomuseums
Fondation Maeght: Art Heaven in the Hills
Before my holiday in the South of France, last September, I hadn’t heard of Fondation Maeght. From the moment I arrived I had a feeling of excitement and anticipation. I spent the whole visit walking around with a big smile on my face. I was truly in my happy place! Why did I feel like this? What was it about the museum that had such an impact on me? I think that it was a combination of three key factors: architecture, art and atmosphere.
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The Sugar Palace of Rijeka, “the River City”
Many times in my writing, I said that going to a local city museum gives you a lot of answers. In fact, it gives you answers to questions you likely had unconsciously. Today we are talking about the Croatian city of Rijeka and its Sugar Palace. Surprisingly, it is about industrial heritage. Additionally, it is a city museum.
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