The Museum and ... Technology & AI
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The Museum and ... Education
Lectures
The Museum and ... Education
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Please note that the lecture will be held in English.
Inspired by The Nordic Watercolour Museum's concept of water, pigment and paper, this online lecture focuses on how a museum can function as a learning space from three perspectives: Medium ('Water'), Substance ('Pigment') and Basic Structures ('Paper').
On a meso level, the educational role of museums as platforms for broader learning is reflected through theoretical approaches within the context of practice. How can a museum function as a learning space in a deeper sense? And what does this imply for the micro level of the individual positions in the institutions? The lecture examines the reciprocities and relations between the art, the artists and the audiences as well as the art educators, the artists and the curators. On a macro level, it reflects on how a learning institution opens up the role of art and of museums in today’s world, and how cultural institutions can operate within, and contribute to, a wider context.
The lecture will take place online via Teams, free of charge.
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About the Lecturer
Mona Jas
Mona Marijke Jas, PhD, is an artist and academic who has been researching and teaching art-based learning and curating at the Weissensee School of Art in Berlin since 2015. She has received several international research fellowships and carried out projects in New York, Montreal, and Istanbul. Since 2021, she has been the Artistic Director of KinderKunstLabor in St. Pölten, Austria, a contemporary art institution for and with young audiences and their grown ups. She has previously led research projects, authored numerous publiations, received awards and fellowships, and worked with major art events such as documenta 14 in Kassel and Athens, and the 10th Berlin Biennale.
Contact
Simone Frankel, communicator: simone.frankel@akvarellmuseet.org
About
The Museum and ...
What do brain research, AI and school have to do with an art museum? Can a museum have an impact beyond what is inside its walls? We present a series of digital anniversary lectures where we meet experts who research completely different things than art. Together we are getting closer to the answer to the question of what the role of the art museum is in a broader context.
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