This Exhibit was Curated by the Munch Museum and Snohetta
Rebecca Byers — February 20, 2015 — Art & Design
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The Munch Museum in Oslo recently opened an innovative new exhibition that was co-curated with acclaimed Norwegian design firm Snohetta, which also did the show's catalog. The colorful Melgaard + Munch exhibition is the first of six showcases the Munch Museum and Snohetta will be producing over the next two years that will each present the work of Edvard Munch alongside another important artist.
The first artist to be showcased with Munch's work is Bjarne Melgaard, to be followed by Vincent van Gogh, Gustav Vigeland, Robert Mappelthorpe, Jasper Johns and Asger Jorn.
This innovative art exhibition is an intriguing way for single-subject museums to engage lovers of different genres of art and creates an opportunity for captivating conversation that is sure to lead to a highly successful series.
The first artist to be showcased with Munch's work is Bjarne Melgaard, to be followed by Vincent van Gogh, Gustav Vigeland, Robert Mappelthorpe, Jasper Johns and Asger Jorn.
This innovative art exhibition is an intriguing way for single-subject museums to engage lovers of different genres of art and creates an opportunity for captivating conversation that is sure to lead to a highly successful series.
Trend Themes
1. Collaborative Curations - The trend of collaborative curations provides an opportunity for museums and design firms to create unique and engaging exhibitions that combine the works of different artists and genres.
2. Interdisciplinary Showcases - Interdisciplinary showcases, like the Melgaard + Munch exhibition, allow for the exploration of connections and conversations between artists from different eras and styles, opening up new perspectives and interpretations.
3. Artist Collaboration Series - The creation of multi-show series that present the works of a featured artist alongside other significant artists, such as the upcoming showcases by the Munch Museum and Snohetta, offers an ongoing opportunity for collaborations and curated dialogues.
Industry Implications
1. Art and Design Museums - Art and design museums can benefit from embracing the trend of collaborative curation to attract a wider range of art enthusiasts and encourage meaningful conversations around diverse artistic expressions.
2. Fine Art Galleries - Fine art galleries can explore the concept of interdisciplinary showcases to provide their visitors with a fresh and engaging art-viewing experience that enhances their appreciation of various artistic styles and movements.
3. Art Publishing and Catalogs - The collaboration between the Munch Museum and Snohetta on the exhibition catalog highlights the opportunity for the art publishing industry to contribute to and benefit from the growing trend of artist collaboration series.
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