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MuseoMag

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MuseoMag 2025_01

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Let's talk about art: An invitation to ask questions about modern and contemporary art

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  • MuseoMag
  • MuseoMag 2025_01
  • Sommaire
  • Editorial
  • Que reste-t-il de nos oeillets ? : Rétrospective sur une année charnière pour le musée qui couronne en beauté le jubilé du 25 avril 1974 par la prolongation de ses deux expositions jusqu'au 12 janvier 2025
  • Let's talk about art: An invitation to ask questions about modern and contemporary art
  • Dudelange au plus près de l'homme : Coup de projecteur sur la programmation que les centres d'art partenaires de l'ancienne "Forge du sud" consacrent à Marc Henri Reckinger
  • Luxemburger Silber to go ? : Eine Deckelschale des Goldschmieds Johann Heinrich Poelcking aus der zweiten Hälfte des 18. Jahrhunderts
  • "La pensée doit cheminer au regard de l'oeuvre" : Entretien avec Noël Dolla, artiste pionnier du mouvement Supports/Surfaces
  • Introducing Siggi and Fortress fun: A new experience for young adventurers at the Musée Dräi Eechelen
  • Wrestling with queerness: Francis Bacon's Two Figures
  • Exploring synergies in digital humanities: Digital Days 2024: First edition in Luxembourg and Dudelange
  • "D'Haus verléiert näischt !" : Alte wiederentdeckte Dokumente vervollständigen das Austellungsarchiv
  • A female painter from Strasbourg steps into the limelight: Acquiring paintings by Monique Daniche
  • Unveiling hidden stories: Scientific imaging reveals Jan De Bray's artistic process
  • Un nouveau joujou surnommé "machine à popcorn" : Le musée s'est depuis peu doté de moyens redoutables pour le combat écologique des nuisibles : Focus sur un procédé à air chaud sous humidité controlée
  • Crafting stories from the archives: Creative writing at the museum
  • Bon à savoir

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MuseoMag   N°I 2025 
In a small connecting room between the galleries of our modern and contemporary art section, we’ve added five pads with 
tear-off strips which explore the exhibition‘s key themes. 
LET’S TALK ABOUT ART 
An invitation to ask questions about modern and contemporary art 
Modern and contemporary art can sometimes feel 
intimidating or overwhelming, and people often think 
they have to have specialised knowledge to be able 
to “decode” or appreciate abstract, experimental or 
provocative art. As important as it is to consider the 
context in which a work was created, given that eve- 
ry piece is shaped by its historical and socio-cultu- 
ral background as well as by the works that came 
before or after it, it’s equally important to remember 
that everyone, regardless of their knowledge of art, 
can engage with these works. 
Art is meant to be experienced. The way it’s per- 
ceived is always subjective and informed by the 
unique perspective of each viewer. People bring 
their own emotions and background to a work of 
art, meaning that two individuals can respond to the 
same piece in completely different ways. This em- 
phasises the personal nature of engaging with art, 
whereby perception is not fixed, but co-defined 
by the artwork and the viewer’s individual frame of 
reference. For instance, someone in love might en- 
gage with a particular piece quite differently from 
someone navigating personal loss, much as a child’s 
perception will differ from that of an adult. In this re- 
gard, art isn’t always something to be “understood” 
in a single, definitive way. Rather, it offers a space for 
a multitude of perspectives. 
PICK A QUESTION! 
It’s within this context that we recently created a 
new space in our permanent exhibition of modern 
and contemporary art, specifically designed to en- 
courage visitors of all ages to engage with and re- 
flect on the works on display. In a small connecting 
room between the galleries, we’ve added five pads 
with tear-off strips which explore the exhibition‘s 
key themes: Faces, Nature, Chaos, Colour and Forms 
& Shapes. The front of each strip features a question, 
with a fragment of an artwork from the correspon- 
ding gallery on the back. 
© 
éric chenal
	        

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