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Explore the Exhibition 'Art for the 20er Haus. 20er Haus for Art' at Belvedere Museum

This notable exhibition, curated by Franz Smola, presented key artworks at Belvedere in 2006.

The 'Art for the 20er Haus. 20er Haus for Art' exhibition, featured at Belvedere, explored the unique relationship between artistic creations and the 20er Haus collection. Directed by Gerbert Frodl and curated by Franz Smola, this historical display highlighted significant artworks from February 4 to May 28, 2006. Visitors could delve into the cultural significance of pieces pertinent to the venue's development during this period.

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Exhibition summary

This exhibition, 'Art for the 20er Haus. 20er Haus for Art,' showcased artworks from February 4 to May 28, 2006. It was curated by Franz Smola and directed by Gerbert Frodl, focusing on pieces relevant to the 20er Haus collection and its context.

Curatorial context

The exhibition 'Kunst fürs 20er Haus. 20er Haus für die Kunst' (Art for the 20er Haus. 20er Haus for Art) took place from February 4 to May 28, 2006. This exhibition was under the direction of Gerbert Frodl and curated by Franz Smola. The focus of the exhibition was to present artworks pertinent to the 20er Haus and its collection, exploring the relationship between art and the specific venue. The page provides an image of a still life by Herbert Ploberger from 1926 as a representative visual, although the exhibition itself likely encompassed a broader range of works. The details regarding the director and curator suggest a well-defined curatorial approach and institutional context for the display.

Art for the 20er Haus. 20er Haus for Art key exhibition facts

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Venue
Belvedere
Current status
Completed
Exhibition schedule
Feb 4, 2006 – May 28, 2006
Artist line / attribution
The exhibition was directed by Gerbert Frodl and curated by Franz Smola.
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