The "No More Gaps" web exhibition offers a unique opportunity to delve into the rich cultural heritage of Austria's recognized ethnic groups. Through a carefully curated selection of twelve significant objects, the project illuminates their often-overlooked histories and diverse contributions. This collaborative initiative by the House of Austrian History aims to foster understanding and appreciation for their distinct identities within the broader Austrian narrative.
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This web exhibition, 'No More Gaps,' presents twelve objects from the recognized Austrian ethnic groups, aiming to highlight their histories and contributions. The project is a collaboration between the House of Austrian History and the Standing Conference of the Chairpersons of the Associations of the Autochthonous Ethnic Groups in Austria.
The web exhibition 'Keine Leerstellen mehr' (No More Gaps) showcases twelve objects originating from the recognized ethnic groups of Austria. This initiative is a cooperative effort between the Haus der Geschichte Österreich (House of Austrian History) and the Ständige Konferenz der Vorsitzenden der Beiträt'en der autochthonen Volksgruppen in Österreich (Standing Conference of the Chairpersons of the Associations of the Autochthonous Ethnic Groups in Austria). The project aims to fill historical and cultural voids by presenting these significant objects, supported by funding from the Federal Chancellery of Austria for Ethnic Group Promotion. The exhibition involves contributions from numerous individuals representing various ethnic groups and institutions, alongside the curatorial and production teams from the House of Austrian History.
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