Holocaust Exhibitions Compared
In my guest post at the IWM Research Blog I’m writing about my PhD thesis. In my PhD, I compared the Imperial War Museum in London and the German Historical Museum in Berlin, with the goal of showing...
View ArticleState Artists On The March – Part I
The NSK started 1984 as a Slovene collective of groups of avantgarde artists and turned 1992 into a state without territory, a state in time. Nowadays it has declared its independence from its founders...
View ArticleState Artists On The March – Part II
Here is the second part of Alexander Nym‘s article on NSK’s 30th anniversary in Leipzig. This concludes the part of the text referring to the past. Next week we will be releasing the part about the...
View ArticleState Artists On The March – Part III
Finally, the third and last part of the article written by Alexander Nym about the celebration of the 30th anniversary of the Neue Slowenische Kunst. After looking at the past in part I and part II, we...
View ArticleEmotional Strategies in Museum Exhibitions
From 30 October to 1 November 2014 the workshop „Emotional Strategies in Museum Exhibitions“ organized by Yvonne Pörzgen, Bremen, and Alys Cundy, Bristol, will take place at the University of Bremen...
View ArticleA visit to Bunker Valentin
In her guest article for MusErMeKu Alys Cundy writes about the visit to Bunker Valentin on 1. November 2014 during the workshop "Emotional Strategies in Museum Exhibitions". The Bunker Valentin is a...
View ArticleBest-of MusErMeKu in 2014
The year 2014 was a very successful one for MusErMeKu - we've almost tripled the amount of unique visitors to our blog. In January 2014 we had just over 900 unique visitors, in June we already had over...
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