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DESCRIPTION:6:30 pm\nOpening Remarks (DE)\n\n\nDr. Jörg Albrecht (Burg Hüls
 hoff – Center for Literature): haunting|heritage\n\nGhosts appear because 
 something happened to the living during their lifetime that doesn't let th
 em rest in peace. They revisit us. This also holds true for great cultural
  treasures\; they too cling to us. In the work of Burg Hülshoff - Center f
 or Literature (CfL)\, we are repeatedly confronted with the most prominent
  female figure of the 19th-century German literary canon: Annette von Dros
 te-Hülshoff. A writer who was torn between norms and structures on one han
 d\, and the desire for liberation\, breakthrough\, and perpetual change on
  the other. A woman who\, during her lifetime\, only experienced a fractio
 n of what seemed possible. How can she find peace after her death\, which 
 now dates back 175 years? What does it mean for an institution to coexist 
 with such a specter?\n\n\nDr. Yvette Mutumba (Contemporary And (C&amp\;)\,
  Stedlijk Museum Amsterdam und UdK Berlin) in conversation with Daniela By
 stron (Brücke-Museum): Es gibt keinen Kanon: Kunstgeschichte(n) re-visited
 \n\nExpressionism is deeply ingrained in our collective memory. But what d
 oes this art style truly encompass\, and do we require the notion of an ar
 t historical canon? Yvette Mutumba\, co-founder of Contemporary And (C&amp
 \;)\, and Daniela Bystron\, Curator of Outreach at the Brücke Museum\, del
 ve into the diverse themes of the Expressionism Revisited symposium in a c
 onversation\, contemplating the tasks that the title brings for museums\, 
 research\, and education.\n\n \n\nDr. Jörg Albrecht is a novelist\, essayi
 st\, author for theatre and performance\, and curator. He has received num
 erous literary awards and scholarships. In 2007\, he co-founded the theatr
 e collective copy &amp\; waste with Steffen Klewar\, which was awarded the
  George Tabori Prize by the federal government in 2018 for its work. Since
  2018\, Jörg Albrecht has been the founding director of Burg Hülshoff – Ce
 nter for Literature (CfL). The CfL is the program operation of the Annette
  von Droste zu Hülshoff Foundation and a unique venue for literature and i
 ts promotion in the German-speaking region.\n\nDr. Yvette Mutumba is a co-
 founder and artistic director/CEO of the platform Contemporary And (C&amp\
 ;). She is also a curator at the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam and teaches
  at the Institute for Art in Context at the UdK Berlin. She was part of th
 e curatorial team for the 10th Berlin Biennale and a visiting professor fo
 r global discourses at the Kunsthochschule für Medien in Cologne. From 201
 2 to 2016\, Yvette was a curator at the Weltkulturen Museum in Frankfurt a
 m Main. She received her PhD in Art History from Birkbeck University of Lo
 ndon.\n\nDaniela Bystron has been Curator for Outreach/Programme at the Br
 ücke-Museum Berlin since 2018. From 2006 to 2018\, she headed the Art Educ
 ation Department at the Hamburger Bahnhof – Museum für Gegenwart\, Berlin\
 , and at the Neue Nationalgalerie\, part of the National Museums in Berlin
 . In her curatorial and educational practice\, she is interested in questi
 oning museum routines and canonical concepts of knowledge\, exploring spat
 ial and social settings\, and employing collaborative working methods.
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SUMMARY:Brücke Museum: Expressionism Revisited
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