Exhibition spaces are physical places of knowledge production
and exchange. Their spatial properties play an important
role in contextualizing information. Virtual stagings of
exhibitions should therefore retain these properties. The
Beyond Matter
research project (2019-23) aims to unravel
the intertwining of physical and virtual structures and their
impact on spatial aspects in art production, curating, and
art education, and thus to identify ways to preserve cultural
heritage in the digital age.
This publication offers a comprehensive overview of the
diverse research activities, exhibition and book projects,
and symposia that have taken place or emerged in the
course of the international
Beyond Matter
project at the
various partner institutions.
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A MESSAGE FROM THE GERMAN MINISTER OF STATE FOR CULTURE AND THE MEDIA
FOREWORD FROM ZKM | KARLSRUHE
INTRODUCTION. Beyond Matter. An Inquiry into the Modes of Exhibition Practices in the Virtual Condition - Lívia Nolasco-Rózsás
PROJECT MAP
1. VIRAL RADIATION. Spaces of the Exhibition in the Virtual Condition
2. VALID READINGS. Digitization of Materiality and Memory
3. VAPOROUS RESTORATION. Digital Models of Past Landmark Exhibitions
4. VARIABLE RELATIONS. Navigating the Local, Non-local, and Interlocal
5. VISIBLE REVISION. Hybrid Experiences in the Museum
6. VISIONARY RAMBLINGS. Residency Program in Karlsruhe, Tallinn, Tirana, and Online
APPENDIX
BEYOND MATTER. CULTURAL HERITAGE ON THE VERGE OF VIRTUAL REALITY Project Members
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