Invitation to an in-person screening of Girls | Museum (2020/72:00) at the
Goethe Institute, New York.
** Invitation to Girls | Museum, Goethe Institute New York
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Dear Friends:
I’m happy to invite you to an in-person screening of Girls | Museum
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(2020/72:00) at the Goethe Institute New York.
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Following the screening, I’ll be in discussion with Lisa Small, Senior Curator
European Art at the Brooklyn Museum. Many thanks to Sara Stevenson, Executive
Director German Film Office, who programmed the evening. It would be lovely to
see you there.
Girls | Museum
Friday April 8th, 7pm
Goethe-Institut New York
30 Irving Place
New York, NY 10003
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We are born into an already-constructed world – we don’t choose our own
history, context, or culture. We each enter with new eyes into a culture which
has already been shaped and structured based on the desires and power of
others. This culture is most often opaque, hidden under the smooth surface of
‘the way it is,’ and ‘the way it was’.
Museums are institutions that are entrusted to preserve – they are a repository
of highly selective views of history and civilization. There is no lack of
depictions of women on display, mothers, wives, prostitutes, artist’s models
and muses – contemporary, classical and religious figures are all seen through
the eyes of male artists. Taking into account this imbalance, through what lens
should this work be viewed today?
Girls / Museum is a voyage through the historical art collection of the
MdbK/Museum of Fine Art Leipzig, guided by the expertise and insights of a
group of girls, ages 7 to 19. Moving from artwork to artwork, century to
century, they tell us what they see. Bringing up issues such as gender
fluidity, power, inequality, precarity and war, their responses, both directly
and indirectly, raise questions about what and who we, as a culture, value.
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