23 November 2024 — 21 September 2025
A new Spelling of Museum. Part 2: M-Z
More info coming soon. Stay tuned!... —› more
20 June 2024 — 27 October 2024
What you see is what you see! Exhibition at kunsthalle weishaupt
What you see is what you see! In memory of Frank Stella (1936-2024), who shaped the art of post-war modernism like no other, the Museum Ulm and the Siegfried and Jutta Weishaupt Collection are jointly showing works by the artist in the kunsthalle weishaupt. The recently deceased American painter, sculptor... —› more
7 June 2024 — 19 January 2025
al dente. Pasta & Design: at HfG-Archiv, Am Hochsträß 8, 89081 Ulm
7 June 2024 – 19 January 2025 Exhibition ‘al dente. Pasta & Design’ What does pasta have to do with design? Whether rustic orecchiette, elegant tagliatelle or spherical spaetzle: pasta, spaetzle and noodles do not come into their shape by chance, because they are all the result of long traditions,... —› more
14 January 2024 — 27 October 2024
Spelling Museum in a new way: Part 1: A–L
From A for acrylic to L for Lion Man! A new exhibition of the Museum Ulm @kunsthalle weishaupt opens on Sunday, 14 January 2024... —› more
27 January 2024 — 28 April 2024
Hans Dieter Schaal: Ulm Minster meets Lake Constance: A different view 1973 to 2023
Hans Dieter Schaal, born and raised in Ulm in 1943, is internationally recognised as an architect, exhibition and landscape designer, stage designer, artist and author. Since the 1980s, he has lived near Biberach, from where he has developed and managed his countless projects. The Museum Ulm is honouring his 80th... —› more
11 February 2023 — 21 May 2023
No Name Design : at HfG-Archiv, Am Hochsträß 8, 89081 Ulm
The product designer and lecturer Franco Clivio has collected around 1000 mostly small objects from everyday use and is now presenting them in an exhibition. What unites these things are their sophisticated design and functionality, based on a special idea and construction. Very few of them are known who invented... —› more
7 October 2022 — 22 January 2023
LAST DAYS! Primal Forms - Figurative Ice Age Art in Europe
23 works of art from the Palaeolithic period are the focus of the new travelling exhibition of the Arbeitsgemeinschaft Weltkultursprung (World Cultural Leap Working Group)at the Museum Ulm. The originals come from important sites in Germany, France, the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Russia and are between 42,000 and 11,700 years... —› more
1 July 2023 — 12 November 2023
23 Triennale Ulmer Kunst: Museum Ulm @ kunsthalle weishaupt
The Kunstverein Ulm e.V., the BBK – Ulm e.V., the Künstlergilde Ulm e.V., and the Museum Ulm will organise the “23rd Triennale Ulmer Kunst” in the kunsthalle weishaupt as a cooperative project under the motto “Vorsicht Umbau!” (“Caution rebuild!”). For the second time in the long history of the Triennale... —› more
16 July 2022 — 20 November 2022
Jost Münster – One place at a time
Jost Münster relies entirely on the means and possibilities of painting. Born in Ulm in 1968, he studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Stuttgart and at Goldsmiths Collage of Arts in London, where he also lives and works today. He belongs to a generation of artists who are... —› more
16 July 2022 — 20 November 2022
Fortunately! 40 Years of Friends of the Ulm Museum e.V.
Since its founding in 1982, the Friends of the Ulm Museum Association has supported the Museum Ulm, especially with purchases for the museum collections. In recent years, works by Georges Braque, Otto Dix, Erich Heckel, George Grosz, Jenny Holzer, Paul Klee, Dieter Krieg, Wolfgang Laib, Heinz Mack, Jeanne Mammen, Nam... —› more
17 June 2023 — 7 January 2024
Plastic Material − Magic Material
: Freedom and limits of design at HfG-Archiv, Am Hochsträss 8, 89081 Ulm
Like no other material, plastics stand for democratization in the world of things. They are suitable as substitutes for traditional materials, are cheap starting material for mass-produced penny products, indispensable in medical technology or the automotive industry. They can be molded into any shape, drawn, inflated, and given any colour... —› more
12 November 2022 — 16 April 2023
Shaping protest
: From Otl Aicher to Today
On the occasion of the 100th birthday of Otl Aicher (1922-1991), one of the most influential communication designers of the 20th century, the Museum Ulm presents an exhibition that focuses on the design of opposition and protest in international contemporary culture. Protest and civil disobedience were strong traits of Otl... —› more
19 February 2022 — 19 June 2022
We need to talk!: The cathedral nativity scene in a controversy
In autumn 2020, a national debate flared up over the depiction of a black royal figure from the christmas cot, which has been placed in Ulm minster every year since 1992. Carved in the mid-1920s by Ulm sculptor Martin Scheible (1873-1954) on a private commission for a family in Ulm,... —› more
26 March 2022 — 8 January 2023
Otl Aicher 100 Years 100 Posters : At HfG-Archiv, Am Hochsträß 8, 89081 Ulm
Otl Aicher (1922-1991) was one of the leading designers in the second half of the 20th century. With the posters for the Ulm Adult Education Center (vh ulm) or for the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich, Otl Aicher created designs that are still influential today. As a co-founder of the... —› more
7 May 2022 — 25 September 2022
Baroque in Ulm!
In the 17th century, Ulm produced art of the highest quality: David Heschler (1611 – 1667) and his pupil Johann Ulrich Hurdter (1631/32 – 1716) created masterly works as carvers; their speciality were virtuoso small-format sculptures made of ivory or wood. In addition to religious themes, they catered to contemporary... —› more
30 October 2021 — 30 January 2022
Young Ulm Art 2021: Dean Annunziata & Luise Reinholz
Every two years, the city of Ulm announces an award for young artists from Ulm. The Museum Ulm is pleased to present the prize winner in the field of visual arts, Dean Annunziata (*1990 Ulm I Lives and works in Berlin), in a solo exhibition. The works of Dean Annunziata,... —› more
20 November 2021 — 27 March 2022
Brunner/Ritz : Artistic gymnastics
For 30 years, Johannes Brunner (*1963 in Pfullendorf) and Raimund Ritz (*1964 in Meckenbeuren) – one a sculptor, the other a composer – have been testing the crossover of art and music, film and theater, installation and performance. Their interdisciplinary collaboration has resulted in extraordinary projects and site-specific works with... —› more
8 October 2021 — 27 February 2022
The Ulm Stool: Idea ─ Icon ─ Idol: HfG-Archiv, Hochsträss 8, 89081 Ulm
With the exhibition “The Ulm Stool: Idea – Icon – Idol“, the HfG-Archiv Ulm places one of the most famous designs created at the Ulm School of Design (HfG) at the center of an analytical presentation for the first time. By means of a multifaceted look at the different conditions... —› more
19 September 2021 — 7 November 2021
INTER-: FUGE. Between the day after tomorrow and yesterday
The exhibition “FUGE. Between the day after tomorrow and yesterday” of the interdisciplinary network INTER- takes up the principle of the fugue as a method of insertion and connection to negotiate the relationship between individual and group in exhibition production. The fugue refers to the polyphony of the network: the... —› more
25 April 2021 — 4 July 2021
Successful Failure: - Erfolgreich Scheitern
The exhibition presents the works and results from the workshops as part of “Successful Failure – A Media Art Camp between Berblinger and Battle Royale”. Albrecht Ludwig Berblinger from Ulm experienced first-hand how close success and failure are when he attempted to fly over the Danube in 1811 with a... —› more
24 July 2021 — 17 October 2021
Kunstreichgewächse - Bitte giessen!
Real and virtual spaces are interpenetrating with increasing speed. The topography of natural habitats has become alien to us in many cases. Reality as an experience is disappearing. And with its loss, the longing for its rediscovery is growing. In a time of dystopias, in which multiple crises are upsetting... —› more
24 July 2021 — 24 October 2021
The most beautiful picture at home
This year’s 40th anniversary of the death of the publisher, art collector and founder Kurt Fried (30 March 1906 to 22 March 1981) is being used by the Museum Ulm as an opportunity to launch a public appeal for a reissue of his exhibition project “Das schönste Bild bei mir... —› more
1 May 2021 — 19 September 2021
HfG Ulm: Exhibition Fever
With the exhibition “HfG Ulm: Exhibition Fever“, the HfG-Archiv is dedicated to the connection between design and exhibitions. The presentation provides a new view of the design school in an international context. For the first time, the focus is on the HfG exhibition activities, which contributed significantly to its worldwide... —› more
12 December 2020 — 15 August 2021
Lois Hechenblaikner - Alpenglow: ! extended until 15 August 2021
Lois Hechenblaikner caused a sensation last June with the publication of his illustrated book Ischgl, published by the prestigious Steidl Verlag. Since the mid-1990s, the photographer, who comes from Alpbachtal in Tyrol, has been working on the effects of mass tourism on his homeland. For him, Ischgl in particular, with... —› more
24 January 2021 — 4 July 2021
A Woodstock of Ideas -: Joseph Beuys, Achberg and the German South
On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of Joseph Beuys’ birthday in 2021, the Museum Ulm and the Kunsthalle Vogelmann Heilbronn are dedicating a joint exhibition project to the artist of the century. The focus is not only on Joseph Beuys as an outstanding artistic personality, but also primarily as... —› more
24 October 2020 — 16 May 2021
Paco Knöller
: Drawings and Oil Crayons on Wood
On the occasion of his 70th birthday, the Museum Ulm is presenting a cabinet exhibition of new graphic works by the artist Paco Knöller, who was born in Obermarchtal and today is one of the most important German contemporary artists of his generation. Already during his studies at the Kunstakademie... —› more
5 July 2020 — 6 September 2020
Art on the Stream
Art and Culture of the Danube Region
Art on the Stream brings together artistic positions, artists and curators from the Danube region and is created in the spirit of closer cooperation between the Danube countries. The various artistic positions, artists and curators from the Danube countries will be shown in a travelling exhibition in the years 2020-2022.... —› more
7 March 2020 — 31 July 2020
Artist Group Kradhalle
Thomas Kahl is regarded as one of the founders of the Kradhalle group of artists, named after the former Kraftradhalle in Ulm, which gave new impulses to the Ulm art scene. Besides Thomas Kahl, members were Andrew Greif, Peter Knabl and Patrick Pilsl. The collection of the Museum Ulm shows... —› more
25 April 2020 — 13 September 2020
Art under the magnifying glass
Provenance research at the Museum Ulm Due to the Corona crisis the exhibition must be cancelled. It may be made up at a later date. The exhibition gives an insight into the work of provenance research and presents concrete cases from the Museum Ulm. It marks the conclusion of a... —› more
28 March 2020 — 13 June 2021
Black on White: The riddle of the Stone Age slices from the Blautal
! extended until 13th June 2021
Since 2011 they have been part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site “Prehistoric Lake Dwellings around the Alps”, the ruins of a 6000 year old moor village in the valley of the river Blau near Ehrenstein near Ulm. Due to the location in the damp valley floor, the remains of... —› more
11 July 2020 — 13 December 2020
Transhuman
: From Prosthetics to Cyborg
On 24 June 2020, he celebrates his 250th birthday, an inventor who is as brilliant as he is risk-taking: Albrecht Ludwig Berblinger. Better known as “Schneider von Ulm”, he went down in history with his flight attempt in 1811. The anniversary celebrations under the title “Berblinger 2020” will not only... —› more
15 October 2019 — 21 June 2020
News is coming!: About rediscovered, donations and purchases
The Museum Ulm now offers a new insight into its versatile and extensive graphic collection with important works from Hans Arp to Albrecht Dürer and Pablo Picasso to Januarius Zick. The graphic collection of the Museum Ulm comprises a total of around 25,000 works. After the modern collection of paintings... —› more
24 October 2019 — 24 November 2019
Maintenance and renewal
Bauhaus and international style in Tel Aviv Exhibition location: HfG Archive, Am Hochsträss 8, 89081 Ulm As part of the 100th anniversary of the Bauhaus, the HfG Archive in cooperation with the Consulate General of the State of Israel presents the exhibition “Preservation and Renewal: Bauhaus and International Style in... —› more
9 November 2019 — 23 February 2020
Young Ulm Art Award
bleeptrack – code/art Opening I Fri I 08 November 2019 I 5 p.m. The prizewinner Junge Ulmer Kunst Bleeptrack alias Sabine Wieluch (*1992) studied computer science and has acquired a broad spectrum of knowledge through her broad field of interest. In her artistic work she works with particular passion on... —› more
30 November 2019 — 12 April 2020
Sonja Alhäuser as a guest at Cafe Kleinschmidt
Paul Kleinschmidt (1883-1949) provided the motifs for his imagery of the wild city life in Berlin in the 1920s with its coffee houses and bars. Rarely shown are the seductive pastry still lifes and coffee house pieces of this painter, who treated color with the virtuosity of a confectioner. Sonja... —› more
21 March 2020 — 20 September 2020
Hans Gugelot: The Architecture of Design
After the Second World War, the architect Hans Gugelot [hans gyʒəlo] was an important pioneer of German industrial design. He was an important personality at the HfG, his name stood for their success in the field of product development. In April 2020 his 100th birthday will be celebrated. Hans Gugelot... —› more
8 June 2019 — 3 November 2019
There are things!
Museum in rearrangement What does a museum collect? What do we want to preserve, what is important for us and our history? What is art and what may vanish? Up to ninety percent of all museum collections cannot be seen in exhibitions. They wait in the depots for rediscovery or... —› more
28 June 2019 — 13 October 2019
Bauhaus Ulm
A new Bauhaus is founded in Ulm: after the Second World War, this news spread quickly among former Bauhaus residents and all those involved in architecture and product design. The initiative for this came from the HfG founders Inge Scholl, Otl Aicher and Max Bill; Bauhaus founder Walter Gropius gave... —› more
23 November 2019 — 1 March 2020
Reclaim Context
Bauhaus Studio 100 Exhibition location: HfG-Archiv I Am Hochsträß 8 I 89081 Ulm Opening I Fri I 22 November 2019 I 7 p.m. 100 years after its foundation, the Bauhaus is still a source of inspiration, and designers and artists refer to the designs and attitudes of this first German... —› more
20 October 2019 — 19 April 2020
Alexander Kluge - The Power of Music
The Opera - Temple of Seriousness
The kunsthalle weishaupt and the Museum Ulm are realising a joint project with Alexander Kluge on the occasion of his many years of collaboration with the HfG Archive and the 50th anniversary of the Theater Ulm. The theme is the power of music, which experiences a special expression in opera.... —› more
10 May 2019 — 24 November 2019
Death in the Lion Man's Valley
– Bone Stories out of 100.000 Years The Lone Valley near Ullm is best known for its caves, home of the oldest known figurative works of art such as the „Lion Man“. In 2017, the caves in the lower portion of the valley were declared part of the UNESCO world... —› more
6 April 2019 — 7 July 2019
FLUXUS
FLUXUS was a revolutionary art movement of the 20th century. It originated at the beginning of the 1960s simultaneously in Europe and the USA. The initiative of visual artists and musicians radically broke with familiar notions of art and fundamentally changed the boundaries between art and everyday life. Fluxus artists... —› more
14 February 2019 — 19 May 2019
Not my thing – Gender in Design
Exhibition at the HfG Archive (Archive of the Ulm School of Design), Am Hochsträss 8, 89081 Ulm A bench for breastfeeding in public spaces, a hijab for high performance sport, a prostate-relief bicycle seat, a swanky puffer and a smouldering femme-fatale, boys prefer blue and girls love pink? What... —› more
26 January 2019 — 28 April 2019
Like Me!
Friendship books from four centuries in Ulm We haven’t just been collecting friends since Facebook came into existence: Already in the 16th century the “Album Amicorum”, also called friendship or family book, began its success story. The small books were particularly popular with young men. During their studies, journeyman... —› more
11 November 2018 — 28 April 2019
OBUMBRO
ShadowArt VideoGame
Video games are the most monetized and aesthetically bewildering artefacts of the present age. They have long since conquered children‘s and living rooms aswell as offices. And we don‘t want to miss them on our smartphones either. At least since the New York Museum of Modern Art has acquired selected... —› more
12 October 2018 — 22 April 2019
Studio restoration: Curtain up for Magdalene Besserer
Restoration of a portrait from the year 1630 On the occasion of the European Restoration Day on 14 October 2018, the Museum Ulm is opening the newly established studio exhibition Restoration. Current restoration projects will be presented in changing presentations. The exhibition series starts with the portrait of the... —› more
20 July 2018 — 25 October 2018
From Friends for Friends
Since its foundation in 1982, the Verein der Freunde des Ulmer Museums has supported the directorate in its work. One of its aims is to provide funds for the purchase of works of art for the museum. So far, the Museum Ulm has been able to acquire 33 works of... —› more
7 July 2018 — 23 September 2018
22nd Art Triennial Ulm
From July 07 to September 23, 2018 the BBK – Ulm e.V, the Kunstverein Ulm, the Künstlergilde Ulm e.V. and the Museum Ulm are organising the 22nd Art Triennial Ulm at the Museum Ulm. This platform for Ulm artists was created in 1955 by the then museum curator Herbert Pée to... —› more
14 July 2018 — 25 November 2018
Let's Demonstrate! Ulm School of Design 1968
In 1968, the year of the student movement, the Ulm School of Design (HfG) was closed. An ambitious educational project of the early years of the Federal Republic of Germany had come to its close. In the late 1950s and early 1960s the city of Ulm had develloped into a... —› more
6 May 2018 — 3 June 2018
Ottmar Hörl – MENSCH ALBERT
Albert Einstein (1879 Ulm – 1955 Princeton/New Jersey) not only revolutionised physics and our view of the world. His statements regarding culture, politics and pacifism keep inspiring generation after generation all over the world. To honour one of the greatest geniuses of the 20th century, Albert Einstein’s native city, the... —› more
10 April 2018 — 14 April 2018
aVOID – Tiny House on Tour
Living in 9m²: ‘aVOID’ is the first mobile apartment that comes in the shape of a terraced house. Developed by young Italian architect Leonardo Di Chiara, this prototype can easily bear comparison with a Swiss army knife: All the comfort needed for sleeping, cooking and living can literally be pulled... —› more
5 May 2018 — 7 October 2018
Why Art?
One of the most spectacular discoveries in archaeology, the 40,000-years-old lion man, the largest sculpture of Ice Age art and the oldest depiction of a mythical creature, is on display at Museum Ulm. It was discovered in the Hohlenstein-Stadel in the Lonetal near Ulm, one of six caves in the... —› more
3 March 2018 — 17 June 2018
Zhuang Hong Yi – Flowerbeds
East and west, tradition and modernity, discipline and free thinking: Chinese artist Zhuang Hong Yi (*1962 Sichuan/China I lives in Rotterdam and Peking) unites these seemingly disparate concepts almost effortlessly, condensing them into works that are more wall installations than paintings, due to their very haptic, three-dimensional character and the... —› more
3 February 2018 — 2 April 2018
Between Chairs
Summer 1965 in Ahmedabad, India. Hans Gugelot, lecturer at the HfG Ulm (a successor institution of the Bauhaus) is a guest of the National Institute of Design in Ahmedabad (NID). Together with Indian designer Gajanan Upadhyay and students he designs the Indian Lounge, also known as 24/42 Chairs. This exemplifies... —› more
27 January 2018 — 13 May 2018
Digital Sculpture – Follow the Unknown
A sculpture is floating in a digital environment, constantly changing its size or surface property. Such a work can’t exist in a reality bound by the laws of physics. The possibilities offered by the digital realm enhance the creation of art and the contemporary artists’ power of innovation, honoured for... —› more
12 November 2017 — 14 January 2018
Walter Zeischegg - The Nature of Shapes
On the occasion of Walter Zeischegg’s 100th birthday, the Studio HfG will present a selection of works by the product designer and sculptor. Walter Zeischeg (1917–1983) was connected closely to the Ulm School of Design from its very beginnings. In 1951, Max Bill asked him to join the staff. His... —› more
11 November 2017 — 28 January 2018
Sponsorship Award 'Junge Ulmer Kunst' 2017 : Ulrike Markus – Neoplasmic Island
Paper avalanches rise up in the room, ceramic plants sprout on the walls and copper neoplasms interweave into razor thin threads. The works presented in this exhibition resemble imaginary plants and magnified microorganisms, now revealing themselves. A new terrain, mysterious and oppressive at the same time: fragile carton walls with... —› more
11 September 2015 — 10 January 2016
MACK. The Light of My Colours
In 2015, Museum Ulm celebrated its 90th year of existence with a large special exhibition presenting the work of Heinz Mack. The internationally renowned artist had been in regular communication with Ulm. The exhibition ‘Mack. Das Licht meiner Farben’ (the light of my colours) with 140 works provided an overview... —› more
28 February 2016 — 3 July 2016
Questions of Faith.
Chatrooms on the Road to Modern Times
The multi-cultural society is not a novelty of the present age, but a reality we have been living in for a long time. The group exhibition ‘Glaubensfragen’ (questions of faith) by Museum Ulm and the Museum of the Bible, Washington D.C., addressed this forever relevant topic using the example of... —› more
6 July 2016 — 11 September 2016
Am Anfang der Kunst – Art at the Start
40,000 years ago, hunters of the Ice Age travelled upstream along the river Danube to the Swabian Jura. They found shelter in the caves in the prehistoric Danube Valley, where, for the first time, they created small artworks, figures made from mammoth ivory as well as musical instruments – an... —› more
31 July 2016 — 23 October 2016
Landscape and Interior - Impressionist Max Arthur Stremel
In his works, painter Max Arthur Stremel, born in 1859 in Zittau, Saxony, influenced and absorbed the art of impressionism in Germany. During his summer stays in Belgium and Holland he engaged in plein air painting – painting outdoors – to study and capture the effect of light on the... —› more
25 November 2017 — 8 April 2018
41 Minutes – across the Swabian Jura on Archaeologic Tracks
41 minutes – will be the travel time of regional trains between Ulm and Stuttgart on the new ICE line crossing the Swabian Jura. The extensive excavations conducted at the same time as the railway construction provided unique insights into the settlement history of the Swabian Jura from the Neolithic... —› more
6 October 2017 — 28 January 2018
Not from the Head but from the Heart
On Kurt Deschler's 100th Birthday
Kurt Deschler (1917—2003) was the descendant of a long-established entrepreneurial family from Söflingen (Steiger & Deschler GmbH). He was not only one of the passionate art collectors and patrons of his time; in his many years as a town councillor he had also been involved both in political and social... —› more
25 November 2016 — 8 January 2017
Martin Scheible:
The Holy Family with Oxen, Donkey and Dog
Every year since 1992, the wooden nativity scene by Martin Scheible is on display during Christmas time at Ulm Minster. The sculptor from Neu-Ulm carved this ensemble with 26 figures from lime-wood in 1923. Only the central figures, Mary, Joseph and the Infant Jesus, were replaced with new versions eleven... —› more
23 October 2016 — 26 February 2017
A Seat for the Priest
Late Gothic Art in the Ulm Minster
Part of the late Gothic features of the choir at Ulm Minster was a lavishly ornamented seat for the priest and his two deacons. This piece of furniture, also called vespertolium, is where the officiants would be seated during specific parts of the liturgy. The vespertolium at Ulm Minster, placed... —› more
19 November 2016 — 23 April 2017
The Foundation Collection Kurt Fried
Experience Art
For the first time since 1991, Museum Ulm is presenting almost the entire collection of journalist and publisher Kurt Fried (1906-1981), an impressive, almost encyclopedic spectrum of the art developments in the 20th century. As a patron of the arts, Fried had the opportunity to compile an extraordinary collection of... —› more
16 September 2017 — 7 January 2018
One Cannot Paint with Religion - Adolf Hölzel in Ulm
On the occasion of the 2017 Reformation Anniversary, Museum Ulm cooperates with the Protestant St. Paul’s Church, devoting a studio exhibition to the painter Adolf Hölzel from Stuttgart (1853—1934) and his creative work in Ulm. Built in 1908-1910, the St. Paul’s Church houses the only personal mural painting of Adolf... —› more
23 June 2017 — 15 October 2017
Artperium
Art. Value. Appraisal.
ARTPERIUM, founded by the artists Raoul Kaufer (*1957) and Peter Nowotny (*1953), transforms the art market into a real and virtual piece of art, offering the participation in a continuously growing network. Renowned artworks from different eras are offered on the website ARTPERIUM for purchase and resale in digital format... —› more
20 May 2017 — 17 September 2017
Walt Disney: Fantasies Never Gets Old
Walt Disney was one of the most creative minds of the 20th century. He invented not only Mickey Mouse, using animation to revolutionise the art of story telling through film, he also created an inimitable universe of imagination that is uniting generations and cultures to this day. The exhibition travels... —› more
20 May 2017 — 5 October 2017
Expect Miracles!
The Museum as a Cabinet of Curiosities And Wonders
The cabinets of art, wonders or curiosities of the 16th century are regarded as the nucleus of the museum concept as we know it today. They included not only art, but everything that was unique, exotic or valuable and therefore seemed worth collecting. It is not surprising that this time... —› more
