Heutzutage hingegen ist der modische Aspekt ungleich wichtiger mit der Charakteristik, dass diese ständig im Wandel ist.
Das heißt, dass die Mode in jeder Epoche anders ist, um die ästhetischen Bedürfnisse der Menschen zu befriedigen.
Dieser Wechsel innerhalb der Mode äußert sich unter anderem in den verwendeten Materialien und Stoffen, in den Kleidungsgrößen und Farben. Das weckte wiederum das Interesse der Museen und Ausstellungen wurden entworfen, die nur der damaligen Mode gewidmet sind.
Aktuell gibt es Modeaustellungen in fast jedem großen Museum und für mich ist das wirklich spannend zu beobachten, wie Mode im Museum angekommen ist und als ein Kulturgut präsentiert wird, welches also "aufbewahrt, kategorisiert, ausgestellt und erforscht" wird.
Ausstellungen über Mode werden weltweit immer wieder neu konzipiert; dazu gebe ich hier einen kleinen Überblick über einige Ausstellungen und Museen, die Mode in ihrem Konzept integriert haben:
Ausstellungen:
- „From the Sidewalk to the Catwalk“ (18. September 2015 - 14. Februar 2016 // Kunsthalle der Hypo-Kulturstiftung in München
http://www.kunsthalle-muc.de/ausstellungen/details/jean-paul-gaultier/
-"In Mode: Kleider und Bilder aus Renaissance und Frühbarock " 03.12.2015 - 06.03.2016
//Germanisches National Museum in Nürnberg:
http://www.gnm.de/ausstellungen/sonderausstellungen-rueckblick/in-mode/
-"La Donna che Legge" über Coco Chanel//Venedig Art Museum
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/09/23/fashion/coco-chanel-exhibition-venice.html?_r=0
-"Chic! Mode im 17. Jahrhundert"//Landesmuseum in Darmstadt:
http://www.hlmd.de/ausstellungen/aktuell/detail/exhibition/chic.html?tx_eventbase_exhibition%5Bmode%5D=current&tx_eventbase_exhibition%5Baction%5D=show&tx_eventbase_exhibition%5Bcontroller%5D=Exhibition&cHash=06e8f8d400e5bd537456b52d4f5a8cae
-"The Glamour of Italian Fashion 1945 - 2014": 5 April - 27 July 2014//Victoria and Albert Museum in London: http://www.vam.ac.uk/content/exhibitions/exhibition-the-glamour-of-italian-fashion-1945-2014/about-the-exhibition/
Museen:
Das Metropolitan Museum of Modern Art in New York hat seine eigene Costume Museum:
Today, on the other hand, the fashion aspect is much more important. We can see also that fashion is different in each epoch in order to satisfy the aesthetic needs of men.This change in fashion is expressed, among other things, in the materials and fabrics used, in the clothing sizes and colors. This in turn aroused the interest of the museums and exhibitions were designed, which are dedicated only to fashion.
There are currently fashion exhibitions in almost every large museum and it is really exciting to discover how fashion has arrived in the museum and is presented as a cultural asset, which is "kept, categorized, exhibited and explored".In this post I will give you links of some exhibitions and museums that have integrated fashion into their concept.
http://metmuseum.org/about-the-met/curatorial-departments/the-costume-institute
Clothes were originally meant to protect people from the temperatures.
Das Boncompagni Ludovisi Decorative Art Museum Rom verfügt über eine Dauerausstellung über italienische Mode und Kostüme.
------------------------------------------Today, on the other hand, the fashion aspect is much more important. We can see also that fashion is different in each epoch in order to satisfy the aesthetic needs of men.This change in fashion is expressed, among other things, in the materials and fabrics used, in the clothing sizes and colors. This in turn aroused the interest of the museums and exhibitions were designed, which are dedicated only to fashion.
There are currently fashion exhibitions in almost every large museum and it is really exciting to discover how fashion has arrived in the museum and is presented as a cultural asset, which is "kept, categorized, exhibited and explored".In this post I will give you links of some exhibitions and museums that have integrated fashion into their concept.
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