2010
Collecting the Contemporary in the Imagined City
Publication
Publication
Quotidian : Dutch Journal for the Study of Everyday Life , Volume 2 p. 104- 110
Abstract: Collecting the contemporary is hot. More and more cultural museums look beyond their walls and go out into the street searching for contemporariness. This transformation towards an open and audience-centred institution is still far from complete. Many museums face certain obstacles and issues on this journey. In my talk I would like to focus on three of these issues, seen from the perspective of a cultural scientist. The talk ends by discussing the concept of the Imagined City.
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Quotidian : Dutch Journal for the Study of Everyday Life | |
Organisation | Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication (ESHCC) |
Reijnders, S. (2010). Collecting the Contemporary in the Imagined City. Quotidian : Dutch Journal for the Study of Everyday Life, 2, 104–110. Retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/1765/22914 |