Migration im Museum

Neuer Blickwinkel: Im Stadtmuseum Bruck präsentiert Leiterin Irmengard Kainz (r.) gemeinsam mit den Uni-Graz-Historikerinnen Michaela Tasotti und Karin Schmiedlechner (l. u. r. vor der Tafel) den BesucherInnen Migrationsgeschichten aus der Region. Foto: Stadtmuseum Bruck

Studierende der Universität Graz präsentieren in fünf Ausstellungen eine kritische Perspektive auf die Geschichte.

Was ist schon wirklich heimisch? Wo liegen die Wurzeln der einzelnen Kulturgüter? Woher stammen die Menschen der Region? Einen kritischen Blick auf unsere Geschichte eröffnen Studierende der Universität Graz gemeinsam mit fünf kleinen Museen. In Bad Aussee, Eisenerz, Bruck/Mur, Ligist und Bad Radkersburg haben sie Dauerausstellungen umgestaltet und neue Forschungserkenntnisse eingebracht. Aus einer neuen Perspektive erfahren die BesucherInnen nun spannende Migrationsgeschichten von Menschen in und um die beteiligten Regionen. Zudem wird gezeigt, dass auch Wissen, Ideen, Technologien und verschiedenste Kulturgüter von einem Ort zum anderen wandern.
Die beteiligten Institutionen sind das Kammerhofmuseum Bad Aussee, das Museum im Alten Rathaus in Eisenerz, das Stadtmuseum Bruck an der Mur, das Museum im Schmiedhiaslhammer in Ligist sowie das Museum im Alten Zeughaus Bad Radkersburg.

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