KHM Jahresbericht 2012 - Presse - Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien

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KHM, MUSEUM OF ETHNOLOGY AND AUSTRIAN T EATRE MUSEUM, 2012 holdings of the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna, augmented by loans from public collections in Switzerland and Germany as well as from private collectors, showcased Klimt’s œuvre from his paintings for the Burgtheater to those commissioned for the Kunsthistorisches Museum to Klimt’s “golden period”. POINTS OF VIEW UNUSUAL INSIGHTS INTO THE PICTURE GALLERY Point of View #1: Book Still-life Point of View #2: Jean-Étienne Liotard: Old Woman Point of View #3: Albrecht Dürer: Virgin and Child with a Pear 30. March to 15 July 2012; 26 July to 4 November 2012; 8 November 2012 to 10 February 2013 Kunsthistorisches Museum Main Building ART AND WINE (INTERMEZZO 04) 5 June to 2 September 2012 Kunsthistorisches Museum Main Building JOANNIS AVRAMIDIS TO CELEBRATE HIS 90 TH BIRTHDAY 19 September to 4 November 2012 Kunsthistorisches Museum Main Building DOubles 6 November 2012 to 7April 2013 Kunsthistorisches Museum Main Building GODS IN COLOUR PAINTED SCULPTURE OF CLASSICAL ANTIQUITY 13 November 2012 to 29 September 2013 Kunsthistorisches Museum Main Building THE COUNTENANCE OF THE OTHER THE COINS OF THE HUNS AND WESTERN TURKS IN CENTRAL ASIA AND INDIA 1 December 2012 to 31 October 2013 Kunsthistorisches Museum Main Building LOOK! THE HERBSTSTRASSE DESIGN SCHOOL – W0RK 12 20 June to 30 September 2012 Kunsthistorisches Museum Neue Burg GO CABRIO! SUMMER CARRIAGES OF THE NOBILITY 1 May to 30 September 2012 Kunsthistorisches Museum Wagenburg FUEL FOR FAIRYTALES 22 March to 30 June 2012 Ambras Castle SPLASH! THE BATH OF PHILIPPINE WELSER 30 March to 30 June 2012 Ambras Castle DRESDEN & AMBRAS. RENAISSANCE KUNSTKAMMER TREASURES 14 June to 23 September 2012 Ambras Castle FUGUE AND QUODLIBET PETER WILLBURGER 30 July to 30 September 2012 Ambras Castle LOAN TO AMBRAS 02 A Masterpiece from the KHM, Vienna: An Ivory Tankard with Bacchanal and mythological scenes 28 September to 1 November 2012 Ambras Castle THE MAIL IS THERE! POSTMASTER PORTRAITS FROM THE TAXIS-BORDOGNA From 6 December 2012 Ambras Castle UGO RONDINONE WISDOM? PEACE? BLANK? ALL OF THIS? 20 April to 24 June 2012 Kunsthistorisches Museum Theseus Temple KRIS MARTIN. FESTUM II 29 June to 20 August 2012 Kunsthistorisches Museum Theseus Temple ED RUSCHA THE ANCIENTS STOLE ALL OUR GREAT IDEAS 25 September to 2 December 2012 Kunsthistorisches Museum Main Building NAGA PEOPLE – JEWELRY AND ASHES 1 February to 11 June 2012 Museum of Ethnology FROM THE PACIFIC A PASSIONATE COLLECTOR – F. H. OTTO FINSCH (1839–1917) 16 May to 8 October 2012 Museum of Ethnology BEYOND BRAZIL TRACKING JOHANN NATTERER THROUGH SPACE AND TIME 18 July 2012 to 25 February 2013 Museum of Ethnology Today, the most important ethnographic collections on early 19th century Brazil are in the Museum of Ethnology in Vienna. Following the marriage of Archduchess Leopoldine to Dom Pedro, the Portuguese crown prince, in 1817 the imperial court in Vienna sent a scientific expedition to Brazil. Portugal had restricted access to the country until the removal of the court to Rio de Janeiro in 1807. Until then it used to be a terra incognita for Europeans. The subsequent opening inspired a number of European expeditions during the first half of the 19 th century who studied the country, its people, flora and fauna. Although the ethnological collections assembled during the Austrian expedition to Brazil number over 2400 objects – making them one of the most important in the world – they are little-known, both to scholars and the general public. The exhibition Beyond Brazil was the first comprehensive survey of these holdings, and follows the travels of Johann Natterer (1787–1843). A taxidermist by training, he was attached to the k.k. Naturalien-Cabinet (Imperial Collection of Natural Objects) and accompanied the expedition to Brazil as a zoologist. He decided to remain in Brazil even after the official ending of the expedition and travelled throughout the country for a total of eighteen years. The final two galleries focused on themes like “extinct?” and “cultural change” to form a link to the present day. ARTUR POSNANSKY. LIFE AND WORK IN THE BOLIVIAN ALTIPLANO 18 July to 6 August 2012 Museum of Ethnology SUSTAINABLE WORLDS AT THE CROSSROADS OF HOPE 30 October to 26 November 2012 Museum of Ethnology FETISH MODERNITY. ALWAYS AND EVERYWHERE PENACHO: SPLENDOUR & PASSION THE MEXICAN FEATHER HEAD-DRESS IN VIENNA From 15 November 2012 Museum of Ethnology THE URANIA GOES TO EGYPT VIENNA PUBLIC EDUCATION AND THE ORIENT CIRCA 1900 12 December 2012 to 3 June 2013 Museum of Ethnology THE WORLD OF THE OPERETTA GLAMOUR, STARS AND SHOWBUSINESS 2 February to 24 September 2012 Austrian Theatre Museum Modern audiences love going to the cinema but not long ago they flocked to theatres that put on operettas, and hungered for novelties and news of scandals involving their idols. Show business was hugely popular, and these glamorous performances were never old-fashioned and fusty but – in the 1920’s – full of social criticism, humour and frivolity. Performers were worshipped as superstars, and were omnipresent in advertisements for everything from cigarettes to luxury cars. Operettas from Vienna took Broadway by storm and became a unique and hugely influential Austrian cultural export. Until 1938, Vienna was dominated by operettas and a culture of entertainment. In a way, the city continues to live off this tradition today. But who were the people responsible for this development? The composers, the librettists, the artists, the promoters and producers? Nobody can stage an operetta single-handedly, each one is a coproduction; several authors and composers collaborated, and their works were interpreted by celebrated artists like Richard Tauber. ANTON DERMOTA A SINGER’S LIFE 22 March to 19 November 2012 Austrian Theatre Museum AGAINST KLIMT “NUDA VERITAS” AND HER DEFENDER HERMANN BAHR THE SCENERY EXPLODES FREDERICK KIESLER, ARCHITECT AND VISIONARY THEATRE DESIGNER 25 October 2012 to 25 February 2013 Austrian Theatre Museum COLLECT! THE EMPEROR'S Kunst- KAMMER IN VIENNA 25 February to 2 September 2012 Reiss-Engelhorn-Museen Mannheim DRACULA AND VAMPIRES MYTH (DRACULA E IL MITO DEI VAMPIRI) 22 November 2012 to 24 March 2013 Triennale Design Museum, Milano SKANDERBEG 22 November 2012 to 13 January 2013 Tirana, National History Museum PUBLICATIONS Again in 2012, the Kunsthistorisches Museum issued a rich array of publications, including catalogues for special exhibitions, which attempt to balance high scholarly standards with a presentation of the subject matter that is accessible to the general public. The publication in three languages (German, English, and Portuguese) of the catalogue for the Beyond Brazil exhibition is particularly worthy of mention. In preparation for the reopening of the Kunstkammer, a splendid volume on the newly installed collections appeared in German and English. 14 November 2012 to 4 March 2013 Museum of Ethnology 10 May to 29 October 2012 Austrian Theatre Museum 260 261
Impressum Medieninhaber und Herausgeber Generaldirektorin Dr. Sabine Haag Redaktion Franz Pichorner Elisabeth Herrmann Lektorat Elisabeth Herrmann Übersetzungen Matthew Hayes Art-Direktion Stefan Zeisler Bildbearbeitung Michael Aumüller Fotos Christian Mendez Thomas Ritter Alexander Rosoli Andreas Uldrich Fotonachweis ©, falls nicht anders angegeben: KHM Grafische Gestaltung Atelier Simma, Wien Druck Druckerei Walla GmbH www.khm.at © 2013 Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien Alle Rechte vorbehalten. 262 263
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