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KulturBingo: Berlinische Galerie

By Gabriel Will | Published: April 23, 2016

I’ve been thinking about the museum as a site for possible (cross)cultural didacticism: a reinscription of the spectaclized social order that still manages to drive itself beyond the seemingly clear hegemonic strictures it reproduces and codifies—a tenderly productive idea thoughtfully presented in the first essay we read for this course: “Escape From Amnesia: The Museum […]

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KulturBingo—Bauhaus-Archiv

By Gabriel Will | Published: April 13, 2016

Upon visiting the Bauhaus-Archiv, a museum goer is confronted with a collection of objects chosen from what I perceived as the school’s more famous and possibly more obviously influential items of cultural production: architecture, furniture, lamps, tea sets, other items for the household. Along with this is a smattering of paintings, the very famous chess board […]

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