Double issue: EXPOTIME! Dec. 2025/Jan. 2026
96 pages, approx. 70 links, 3 videos, 244 mentioned institutions
The 244 mentioned institutions
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Contents:
The author‘s intro
3 Michael Stanic
Why not starting this issue with an Frank Gehry obituary?
Preparing spectacular visits
6-11 Ilja Brustein
What will you take with you to prison? Tallinn’s museums ask unusual questions
12-16 Utz Anhalt
Why the Jardin des Plantes in Paris is the Mekka of all biologists
Starting new relations
17-18 Team of NMAA
The National Museum of Asian Art in Washington returns three sculptures to the Kingdom of Cambodia
19 Provenance research team of the Bavarian State Painting Collections and State Museum Agency
Restitution of a Painting from the School of Lucas Cranach the Elder
News
20-21 News on provenance research, new relations, restitutions and repatriations NEW!
22-27 Museum news
28-33 New museums
63-70 Science news NEW!
71-74 Repair your network
76-78 Selections from eMail discussion lists
92-94 News from the dark side
New exhibition
34-38 Team of Germanisches Nationalmuseum
Global Nuremberg
40-44 Team of the National Gallery, London
Zurbarán
45-48 Sarah Ditlinger
Teatime: Chinese Enamels from the Taft Collection. Taft Museum of Art, Cincinnati OH
49-50 Team of Fondation Beyeler
Cezanne. Riehen near Basel, Switzerland
51-54 Team of the Peabody Essex Museum
Edmonia Lewis: Said in Stone
55-57 Team of Senckenberg Research Institute and Natural History Museum, Frankfurt
Pretty warm here! Life and death in Messel
58-62 Team of MOMA, New York
Marcel Duchamp
State of the art of conservation
80-87 Ivona Flam; Alona Krylova; Paul-Bernhard Eipper
Fading colours ‒ changed images
88-91 Irem Güler
Terrestrial laser scanning, a preferred documentation method in the process of cultural heritage conservation and restoration
95 Contributors and Imprint
Cover: Art of Diverse Sentiments. Three painters and their audience in the 1950s and 1960s: Carl Ludwig Loreck (1898-1991), Rolf Cavael (1898-1979), Hans Otto Buchner (1909-1972). Museum Werdenfels, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany, February 12 to June 7, 2026. Advertisement
