8. Dennis Adams, “Malraux’s Shoes” (2012).
Video still.
Single-channel video, 42 minutes. Written and performed by Dennis Adams.
Directed by Dennis Adams and Paul Colin.
9. Malraux’s idea of an imaginary museum,
a “museum without walls”
(which he first announced in 1947),
is a prescient manifesto of the digital age
that enacts the displacement
of the physical art object and the museum
by photographic reproduction.
10. Aby M. Warburg, ‘Mnemosyne-Atlas’, 1924 – 1929
Mnemosyne-Atlas, Boards of the Rembrandt-Exhibition, 1926
11. Aby M. Warburg, ‘Mnemosyne-Atlas’, 1924 – 1929
Mnemosyne-Atlas, Boards of the Rembrandt-Exhibition, 1926
12. Museu de Arte de São Paulo (MASP), 1968.
Designed by Lina Bo Bardi.
18. this is not a portrait Edmund Waller…
it was not painted by Kneller…
or
Kneller painted it back in Germany/the
Netherlands
19.
20.
21. Robert Bolling
(1646–1709)
left London/ moved
from London to US
in 1660 – he was 14
years old. Could it
be possible that
painting 1 is his
portrait before he
left?
Introduction to digital Art Historical resources
Karolina Badzmierowska
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