Not big but great! Brief and accurately to the point. Uncommon combinations of objects, e.g. porcelaine, a Gutenberg bible, and Bauhaus objects under the Audi claim ‘Vorsprung durch Technik” (translated politely as ‘progress through technology’) – it’s really worth checking out. Only the shop at the end pays a bit too much tribute to allegedly […]
A really stunning show!
Just finished a guided tour of Frieze London. Loved it! Got again stuck in the Focus section. The Standard finds it the most entertaining Frieze ever.
Private View of Rembrandt’s Late Works (courtesy of Frieze) in one of my favorite museums, London’s National Gallery. I’ve always loved his fat old men with couperosic noses, and what a compilation this is! Plan enough time to enjoy the details.
Leider kann ich dieses Mal aus Zeitgründen (drei andere Messereisen in vier Wochen!) nicht hingehen, daher hier der Überblick von der F.A.Z.: Buchmesse – Trends und Hintergründe
The Economist published an essay on the future of the book, “From papyrus to pixels: The digital transformation of the way books are written, published and sold has only just begun”, in editions that underline the title: 5000+ words in five chapters, available on the web as scrollable text, in book-like format and you can listen to […]
A walk-in installation, almost 800 square meters in size, designed with earth, color and fabric for the Museum Kunstpalast in Düsseldorf.
There is hope! Bundesdesignpreis für das Wegeleitsystem im Albertinum in Dresden.
And so do I… Gender equality at the top of business has stalled, and trust in business is alarmingly low. Putting more women in charge could well be the key to a better future for business and society alike. A McKinsey Quarterly article.
Natürlich kenne ich das Brücke-Museum, aber diese Auswahl besticht. Die Holzschnitte, köstlich, Karikaturen und Postkarten, wie Vorläufer von Comics. Umfassende Fehmarn-Werksammlung, interessant. Spannend Kirchners Farbexperimente, die Zusammenschau offenbar inspiriert vom Gerckenschen Werkverzeichnis von 2013.
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