2008 - Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden
2008 - Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden
2008 - Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden
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“Kaspar, Karl und Konservator” at the<br />
Theater Junge Generation, Lars Rebehn<br />
(left), Curator of the Puppentheatersammlung<br />
The series of events entitled “Im Sog der Kunst”(In the Wake of Art):<br />
Ingo Schulze, writer, in discussion with photographer Herlinde Koelbl<br />
and moderator Christiane Kohl, Süddeutsche Zeitung<br />
building in China<br />
On 18th September <strong>2008</strong> the urban planner and architect,<br />
Albert Speer, delivered a talk at the Kunstgewerbemuseum<br />
in Schloss Pillnitz. His architect’s bureau is working on<br />
several urban planning projects in China. In the special<br />
exhibition “Chinese Gardens for Living: Illusion into Reality”<br />
he spoke about the influence of Chinese tradition on<br />
his projects.<br />
Collaboration with Theater junge generation<br />
An unusual project involving various cultural institutions<br />
was organised in <strong>2008</strong> by the Puppentheatersammlung<br />
of the <strong>Staatliche</strong> <strong>Kunstsammlungen</strong> <strong>Dresden</strong>, which produced<br />
the play “Kaspar, Karl und Konservator” in association<br />
with Theater Junge Generation and performed it for the<br />
first time on 8th November. The talk by Lars Rebehn, Curator<br />
of the Puppentheatersammlung, was integrated into<br />
the play. He showed documents relating to the history of<br />
puppet theatre, told anecdotes and cited facts.<br />
marlies giebe and Ursula kral awarded honorary professorships<br />
by the hochschule für bildende künste <strong>Dresden</strong><br />
For years now, Marlies Giebe, Head of the Paintings Restoration<br />
Workshop, and Ursula Kral, Head of the Sculpture<br />
Restoration Workshop of the <strong>Staatliche</strong> <strong>Kunstsammlungen</strong><br />
<strong>Dresden</strong>, have been passing on their knowledge and their<br />
wealth of practical experience by teaching and by supervising<br />
undergraduate dissertations at the Hochschule für<br />
Bildende Künste <strong>Dresden</strong>, where they both studied. In<br />
honour of their outstanding skills which they have demonstrated<br />
in numerous projects, and in recognistion of<br />
their many years of successful teaching services, they were<br />
Director of Administration Dirk Burghardt with R.E.M.<br />
front man Michael Stipe in the Residenzschloss<br />
appointed honorary professors by the Hochschule für<br />
Bildende Künste <strong>Dresden</strong> in January <strong>2008</strong>.<br />
Discussion series “im sog der kunst” (in the Wake of Art)<br />
From January to June <strong>2008</strong>, the <strong>Staatliche</strong> <strong>Kunstsammlungen</strong><br />
<strong>Dresden</strong> opened its halls for a new series of discussions.<br />
These events brought together prominent representatives<br />
of the fine arts and literature. Christiane Kohl, a Süddeutsche<br />
Zeitung journalist and publicist, moderated the<br />
events, which cast light on the multifaceted interconnections<br />
between the fine arts and literature. The audience<br />
gained interesting insights into the particular characteristics<br />
of each art form.<br />
Further development of collaboration between the<br />
staatliche kunstsammlungen <strong>Dresden</strong> and the j. Paul<br />
getty Trust<br />
During the visit to <strong>Dresden</strong> by James Wood, President of the<br />
J. Paul Getty Trust, Dr. Michael Brand, Director of the J. Paul<br />
Getty Museum and Prof. Dr. Thomas W. Gaehtgens, Director<br />
of the Getty Research Institute, on 25th July <strong>2008</strong>, Dr.<br />
Michael Brand and Prof. Dr. Martin Roth, signed a cooperation<br />
agreement. In December <strong>2008</strong> twenty-seven masterpieces<br />
from the Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister travelled to<br />
Los Angeles for the exhibition “Captured Emotions: Baroque<br />
Painting in Bologna, 1575 – 1725”. This indicates the unique<br />
potential that lies in collaboration with the Getty Center.<br />
Audioguide for the historisches grünes gewölbe in<br />
saxon dialect<br />
English, Italian, Japanese, Chinese – up to now, visitors to<br />
the Historisches Grünes Gewölbe have been able to choose<br />
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