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Re-reading the Manual of Travelling Exhibitions, UNESCO 1953
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Das 1953 von der UNESCO herausgegebene "Manual of Travelling Exhibitions" ist ein Handbuch zur Organisation von Wanderausstellungen. An Museen und andere öffentliche Institutionen gerichtet, formuliert es eine Grammatik des Ausstellens: von organisatorischen Fragen bis zum Ausstellungsdesign. Das „Manual“ liest sich aus heutiger Sicht wie ein Manifest einer noch ungebrochenen Moderne der unmittelbaren Nachkriegszeit.
Ein umfangreich kommentierter Reprint des "Manual of Travelling Exhibitions" soll zum einen die historische Quelle kontextualisieren und kritisch hinterfragen, zum anderen verschiedene Formen der Aktualisierung aufzeigen. Dabei sind die Inhalte des „Manual“ ebenso bedeutsam wie seine immanenten Fehlstellen, die Buchgestaltung oder die fotografische Logik der Abbildungen.
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- "The Manual of Travelling Exhibitions" published by UNESCO in 1953 is a handbook on organizing touring exhibitions. Aimed at museums and other public institutions, it formulates a “grammar” of how to exhibit, ranging from organizational questions to reflections on exhibition design. From today’s perspective the manual reads like the manifesto of a modernity whose continuity was still unbroken in the immediate post-war period. This extensively annotated reprint of the "Manual of Travelling Exhibitions" is intended, on the one hand, to contextualize and critically examine the historical source and, on the other, to show different ways of updating it. The contents of the manual share the same importance as the inherent gaps it contains, the book’s design, and the photographic logic of the images.
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247 Seiten
Reproduktion des Originals und 20 weitere Abbildungen
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ISBN: 9783959051361
Spector Books
Designer: Lena Thomaka, Johannes Hucht
Text: Martin Beck, Clémentine Deliss, Kurt Eckert, Jochen Eisenbrand, Rike Franke, Helene Hermann, Lydia Kähny, Tina Köhler, Moritz Küng, Sophie Lichtenberg, Jonathan Maho, Vanessa Joan Müller, Andreas Müller, Jennifer Tobias, Gitte Villesen, Nader Vossoughian, Florian Walzel, Grant Watson, Joanna Weddell, Maxim Weirich, Aaron Werbick
Herausgebende: Andreas Müller, Lydia Kähny, Sophie Lichtenberg, Aaron Werbick, Maxim Weirich
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- Re-reading the Manual of Travelling Exhibitions, UNESCO 1953
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Re-reading the Manual of Travelling Exhibitions, UNESCO 1953
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- Re-reading the Manual of Travelling Exhibitions, UNESCO 1953
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- Re-reading the Manual of Travelling Exhibitions, UNESCO 1953
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Das 1953 von der UNESCO herausgegebene "Manual of Travelling Exhibitions" ist ein Handbuch zur Organisation von Wanderausstellungen. An Museen und andere öffentliche Institutionen gerichtet, formuliert es eine Grammatik des Ausstellens: von organisatorischen Fragen bis zum Ausstellungsdesign. Das „Manual“ liest sich aus heutiger Sicht wie ein Manifest einer noch ungebrochenen Moderne der unmittelbaren Nachkriegszeit.
Ein umfangreich kommentierter Reprint des "Manual of Travelling Exhibitions" soll zum einen die historische Quelle kontextualisieren und kritisch hinterfragen, zum anderen verschiedene Formen der Aktualisierung aufzeigen. Dabei sind die Inhalte des „Manual“ ebenso bedeutsam wie seine immanenten Fehlstellen, die Buchgestaltung oder die fotografische Logik der Abbildungen.
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- Description (en)
- "The Manual of Travelling Exhibitions" published by UNESCO in 1953 is a handbook on organizing touring exhibitions. Aimed at museums and other public institutions, it formulates a “grammar” of how to exhibit, ranging from organizational questions to reflections on exhibition design. From today’s perspective the manual reads like the manifesto of a modernity whose continuity was still unbroken in the immediate post-war period. This extensively annotated reprint of the "Manual of Travelling Exhibitions" is intended, on the one hand, to contextualize and critically examine the historical source and, on the other, to show different ways of updating it. The contents of the manual share the same importance as the inherent gaps it contains, the book’s design, and the photographic logic of the images.
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- November 2018
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247 Seiten
Reproduktion des Originals und 20 weitere Abbildungen
fadengeheftete Broschur
ISBN: 9783959051361
Spector Books
Designer: Lena Thomaka, Johannes Hucht
Text: Martin Beck, Clémentine Deliss, Kurt Eckert, Jochen Eisenbrand, Rike Franke, Helene Hermann, Lydia Kähny, Tina Köhler, Moritz Küng, Sophie Lichtenberg, Jonathan Maho, Vanessa Joan Müller, Andreas Müller, Jennifer Tobias, Gitte Villesen, Nader Vossoughian, Florian Walzel, Grant Watson, Joanna Weddell, Maxim Weirich, Aaron Werbick
Herausgebende: Andreas Müller, Lydia Kähny, Sophie Lichtenberg, Aaron Werbick, Maxim Weirich
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- Re-reading the Manual of Travelling Exhibitions, UNESCO 1953
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- Andreas Müller, Lydia Kähny, Sophie Lichtenberg, Aaron Werbick, Maxim Weirich; Verlag: Spector Books; Grafik: Johannes Hucht, Lena Thomaka
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Re-reading the Manual of Travelling Exhibitions, UNESCO 1953
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- Re-reading the Manual of Travelling Exhibitions, UNESCO 1953
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- Re-reading the Manual of Travelling Exhibitions, UNESCO 1953
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- Description (de)
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Das 1953 von der UNESCO herausgegebene "Manual of Travelling Exhibitions" ist ein Handbuch zur Organisation von Wanderausstellungen. An Museen und andere öffentliche Institutionen gerichtet, formuliert es eine Grammatik des Ausstellens: von organisatorischen Fragen bis zum Ausstellungsdesign. Das „Manual“ liest sich aus heutiger Sicht wie ein Manifest einer noch ungebrochenen Moderne der unmittelbaren Nachkriegszeit.
Ein umfangreich kommentierter Reprint des "Manual of Travelling Exhibitions" soll zum einen die historische Quelle kontextualisieren und kritisch hinterfragen, zum anderen verschiedene Formen der Aktualisierung aufzeigen. Dabei sind die Inhalte des „Manual“ ebenso bedeutsam wie seine immanenten Fehlstellen, die Buchgestaltung oder die fotografische Logik der Abbildungen.
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- Description (en)
- "The Manual of Travelling Exhibitions" published by UNESCO in 1953 is a handbook on organizing touring exhibitions. Aimed at museums and other public institutions, it formulates a “grammar” of how to exhibit, ranging from organizational questions to reflections on exhibition design. From today’s perspective the manual reads like the manifesto of a modernity whose continuity was still unbroken in the immediate post-war period. This extensively annotated reprint of the "Manual of Travelling Exhibitions" is intended, on the one hand, to contextualize and critically examine the historical source and, on the other, to show different ways of updating it. The contents of the manual share the same importance as the inherent gaps it contains, the book’s design, and the photographic logic of the images.
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- November 2018
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247 Seiten
Reproduktion des Originals und 20 weitere Abbildungen
fadengeheftete Broschur
ISBN: 9783959051361
Spector Books
Designer: Lena Thomaka, Johannes Hucht
Text: Martin Beck, Clémentine Deliss, Kurt Eckert, Jochen Eisenbrand, Rike Franke, Helene Hermann, Lydia Kähny, Tina Köhler, Moritz Küng, Sophie Lichtenberg, Jonathan Maho, Vanessa Joan Müller, Andreas Müller, Jennifer Tobias, Gitte Villesen, Nader Vossoughian, Florian Walzel, Grant Watson, Joanna Weddell, Maxim Weirich, Aaron Werbick
Herausgebende: Andreas Müller, Lydia Kähny, Sophie Lichtenberg, Aaron Werbick, Maxim Weirich
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- Title
- Re-reading the Manual of Travelling Exhibitions, UNESCO 1953
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- Andreas Müller, Lydia Kähny, Sophie Lichtenberg, Aaron Werbick, Maxim Weirich; Verlag: Spector Books; Grafik: Johannes Hucht, Lena Thomaka
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Re-reading the Manual of Travelling Exhibitions, UNESCO 1953
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- Re-reading the Manual of Travelling Exhibitions, UNESCO 1953
- Title (en)
- Re-reading the Manual of Travelling Exhibitions, UNESCO 1953
- Author
- Description (de)
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Das 1953 von der UNESCO herausgegebene "Manual of Travelling Exhibitions" ist ein Handbuch zur Organisation von Wanderausstellungen. An Museen und andere öffentliche Institutionen gerichtet, formuliert es eine Grammatik des Ausstellens: von organisatorischen Fragen bis zum Ausstellungsdesign. Das „Manual“ liest sich aus heutiger Sicht wie ein Manifest einer noch ungebrochenen Moderne der unmittelbaren Nachkriegszeit.
Ein umfangreich kommentierter Reprint des "Manual of Travelling Exhibitions" soll zum einen die historische Quelle kontextualisieren und kritisch hinterfragen, zum anderen verschiedene Formen der Aktualisierung aufzeigen. Dabei sind die Inhalte des „Manual“ ebenso bedeutsam wie seine immanenten Fehlstellen, die Buchgestaltung oder die fotografische Logik der Abbildungen.
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- Description (en)
- "The Manual of Travelling Exhibitions" published by UNESCO in 1953 is a handbook on organizing touring exhibitions. Aimed at museums and other public institutions, it formulates a “grammar” of how to exhibit, ranging from organizational questions to reflections on exhibition design. From today’s perspective the manual reads like the manifesto of a modernity whose continuity was still unbroken in the immediate post-war period. This extensively annotated reprint of the "Manual of Travelling Exhibitions" is intended, on the one hand, to contextualize and critically examine the historical source and, on the other, to show different ways of updating it. The contents of the manual share the same importance as the inherent gaps it contains, the book’s design, and the photographic logic of the images.
- Type of project / creative work
- Keywords
- Date
- November 2018
- Contributors
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- Language
- Dimensions
- 23,5 x 31 cm
- City
- Country
- Internetlinks
- Remarks
-
247 Seiten
Reproduktion des Originals und 20 weitere Abbildungen
fadengeheftete Broschur
ISBN: 9783959051361
Spector Books
Designer: Lena Thomaka, Johannes Hucht
Text: Martin Beck, Clémentine Deliss, Kurt Eckert, Jochen Eisenbrand, Rike Franke, Helene Hermann, Lydia Kähny, Tina Köhler, Moritz Küng, Sophie Lichtenberg, Jonathan Maho, Vanessa Joan Müller, Andreas Müller, Jennifer Tobias, Gitte Villesen, Nader Vossoughian, Florian Walzel, Grant Watson, Joanna Weddell, Maxim Weirich, Aaron Werbick
Herausgebende: Andreas Müller, Lydia Kähny, Sophie Lichtenberg, Aaron Werbick, Maxim Weirich
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- Title
- Re-reading the Manual of Travelling Exhibitions, UNESCO 1953
- Copyright Notice
- Andreas Müller, Lydia Kähny, Sophie Lichtenberg, Aaron Werbick, Maxim Weirich; Verlag: Spector Books; Grafik: Johannes Hucht, Lena Thomaka
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Re-reading the Manual of Travelling Exhibitions, UNESCO 1953
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- Title
- Re-reading the Manual of Travelling Exhibitions, UNESCO 1953
- Title (en)
- Re-reading the Manual of Travelling Exhibitions, UNESCO 1953
- Author
- Description (de)
-
Das 1953 von der UNESCO herausgegebene "Manual of Travelling Exhibitions" ist ein Handbuch zur Organisation von Wanderausstellungen. An Museen und andere öffentliche Institutionen gerichtet, formuliert es eine Grammatik des Ausstellens: von organisatorischen Fragen bis zum Ausstellungsdesign. Das „Manual“ liest sich aus heutiger Sicht wie ein Manifest einer noch ungebrochenen Moderne der unmittelbaren Nachkriegszeit.
Ein umfangreich kommentierter Reprint des "Manual of Travelling Exhibitions" soll zum einen die historische Quelle kontextualisieren und kritisch hinterfragen, zum anderen verschiedene Formen der Aktualisierung aufzeigen. Dabei sind die Inhalte des „Manual“ ebenso bedeutsam wie seine immanenten Fehlstellen, die Buchgestaltung oder die fotografische Logik der Abbildungen.
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- Description (en)
- "The Manual of Travelling Exhibitions" published by UNESCO in 1953 is a handbook on organizing touring exhibitions. Aimed at museums and other public institutions, it formulates a “grammar” of how to exhibit, ranging from organizational questions to reflections on exhibition design. From today’s perspective the manual reads like the manifesto of a modernity whose continuity was still unbroken in the immediate post-war period. This extensively annotated reprint of the "Manual of Travelling Exhibitions" is intended, on the one hand, to contextualize and critically examine the historical source and, on the other, to show different ways of updating it. The contents of the manual share the same importance as the inherent gaps it contains, the book’s design, and the photographic logic of the images.
- Type of project / creative work
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- Date
- November 2018
- Contributors
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- Language
- Dimensions
- 23,5 x 31 cm
- City
- Country
- Internetlinks
- Remarks
-
247 Seiten
Reproduktion des Originals und 20 weitere Abbildungen
fadengeheftete Broschur
ISBN: 9783959051361
Spector Books
Designer: Lena Thomaka, Johannes Hucht
Text: Martin Beck, Clémentine Deliss, Kurt Eckert, Jochen Eisenbrand, Rike Franke, Helene Hermann, Lydia Kähny, Tina Köhler, Moritz Küng, Sophie Lichtenberg, Jonathan Maho, Vanessa Joan Müller, Andreas Müller, Jennifer Tobias, Gitte Villesen, Nader Vossoughian, Florian Walzel, Grant Watson, Joanna Weddell, Maxim Weirich, Aaron Werbick
Herausgebende: Andreas Müller, Lydia Kähny, Sophie Lichtenberg, Aaron Werbick, Maxim Weirich
-
- Title
- Re-reading the Manual of Travelling Exhibitions, UNESCO 1953
- Copyright Notice
- Andreas Müller, Lydia Kähny, Sophie Lichtenberg, Aaron Werbick, Maxim Weirich; Verlag: Spector Books; Grafik: Johannes Hucht, Lena Thomaka
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Re-reading the Manual of Travelling Exhibitions, UNESCO 1953
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- Title
- Re-reading the Manual of Travelling Exhibitions, UNESCO 1953
- Title (en)
- Re-reading the Manual of Travelling Exhibitions, UNESCO 1953
- Author
- Description (de)
-
Das 1953 von der UNESCO herausgegebene "Manual of Travelling Exhibitions" ist ein Handbuch zur Organisation von Wanderausstellungen. An Museen und andere öffentliche Institutionen gerichtet, formuliert es eine Grammatik des Ausstellens: von organisatorischen Fragen bis zum Ausstellungsdesign. Das „Manual“ liest sich aus heutiger Sicht wie ein Manifest einer noch ungebrochenen Moderne der unmittelbaren Nachkriegszeit.
Ein umfangreich kommentierter Reprint des "Manual of Travelling Exhibitions" soll zum einen die historische Quelle kontextualisieren und kritisch hinterfragen, zum anderen verschiedene Formen der Aktualisierung aufzeigen. Dabei sind die Inhalte des „Manual“ ebenso bedeutsam wie seine immanenten Fehlstellen, die Buchgestaltung oder die fotografische Logik der Abbildungen.
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- Description (en)
- "The Manual of Travelling Exhibitions" published by UNESCO in 1953 is a handbook on organizing touring exhibitions. Aimed at museums and other public institutions, it formulates a “grammar” of how to exhibit, ranging from organizational questions to reflections on exhibition design. From today’s perspective the manual reads like the manifesto of a modernity whose continuity was still unbroken in the immediate post-war period. This extensively annotated reprint of the "Manual of Travelling Exhibitions" is intended, on the one hand, to contextualize and critically examine the historical source and, on the other, to show different ways of updating it. The contents of the manual share the same importance as the inherent gaps it contains, the book’s design, and the photographic logic of the images.
- Type of project / creative work
- Keywords
- Date
- November 2018
- Contributors
- Thanks to
- Language
- Dimensions
- 23,5 x 31 cm
- City
- Country
- Internetlinks
- Remarks
-
247 Seiten
Reproduktion des Originals und 20 weitere Abbildungen
fadengeheftete Broschur
ISBN: 9783959051361
Spector Books
Designer: Lena Thomaka, Johannes Hucht
Text: Martin Beck, Clémentine Deliss, Kurt Eckert, Jochen Eisenbrand, Rike Franke, Helene Hermann, Lydia Kähny, Tina Köhler, Moritz Küng, Sophie Lichtenberg, Jonathan Maho, Vanessa Joan Müller, Andreas Müller, Jennifer Tobias, Gitte Villesen, Nader Vossoughian, Florian Walzel, Grant Watson, Joanna Weddell, Maxim Weirich, Aaron Werbick
Herausgebende: Andreas Müller, Lydia Kähny, Sophie Lichtenberg, Aaron Werbick, Maxim Weirich
-
- Title
- Re-reading the Manual of Travelling Exhibitions, UNESCO 1953
- Copyright Notice
- Andreas Müller, Lydia Kähny, Sophie Lichtenberg, Aaron Werbick, Maxim Weirich; Verlag: Spector Books; Grafik: Johannes Hucht, Lena Thomaka
- Legal protection / Licence
- Relationship/function
- Projektleiter/in
- Semester
- Course, Lecture, Seminar
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