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| Titel |
Museum boom continues : on the phenomenon of museums of contemporary art from a Central European perspective |
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K. Jagodzińska |
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In: Culture management. 17(2016)1(.9-29) |
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musea, hedendaagse kunst, museumbeleid, twintigste eeuw, Midden-Europa, tijdschriftartikelen (vorm) |
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Samenvatting
Since the 1990s Central Europe has been making up for the time lost in different spheres of life. The new century marked the beginning of the development process of museum infrastructure, a process that despite the economic crisis of the end of 2010s has been going on. Every year new museums openin in both the historical and art sector, and especially those dealing with contemporary art. Nonexistent before 1989, museums of contemporary art constitute a new type of institution in the region. Their role is not only to collect the latest art and performance, but also to make connections between art and life. Considering the low regard of contemporary art in public life, the museum boom in the field of contemporary art is indeed a phenomenon. In every larger city in Poland, as well as in the Czech Republic, Hungary and Slovakia, attempts are being made towards the creation of a museum or centre of contemporary art. |
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