Workers’ Museum, Copenhagen, Denmark Temporary exhibition April 24th – August 15th 2010 Since the 1960s, Erik Hagens has consistently, and with great social engagement, drawn and painted pictures of today’s people, living in a world characterized by pollution, consumerism and … Continue reading →
A presentation from Andy Pearce, project sponsor/deputy director, People’s History Museum, Manchester Extension of People’s History in Machester, planning and problems – plus som opportunities as well!
Continue reading →The travelling exhibition on Industry and Modernism in the Baltic Sea Region 1945-1990 has launched its own multilingual website. Lithuania – Elektrenai Sweden – LM Ericsson Estonia – The Collective Farm
Continue reading →Temporary exhibition at the Workers Museum, Copenhagen: 1 april 2007 – 2 september 2007: Åge Fredslund Andersen: Women at the factory Poultry slaughterhouse, Aarhus Public Slaughterhouse Cameras were from an early stage utilised for photographing work places at various locations … Continue reading →
Workers’ Museum/Copenhagen Temporary exhibition: 10 january 2007 – 18 march 2007 Has the industrial society had any impact on Danish art? Many will probably answer that the notion of Denmark as a farming country will have had such deep impact … Continue reading →
Prelimimary concept for a possible cooperation in WORKLAB about the European working market – actual and historical. See also an article about flexicurity by Per Kongshøj Madsen, Carman Institute, University of Aalborg for information. Introduction Companies, sectors, national governments and, … Continue reading →
Presentation of the project. The Museum of Work has created the project “Country of industry” in order to give a unified picture of some of the most important questions of today, such as work, globalisation and welfare. We want to … Continue reading →
Where do you prefer to stay when you are travelling? In three, four, or five-star hotels? That is a question of money, you will probably answer. Or rather who is going to pay for it? But even if you can … Continue reading →
Page 1 of 8 – a new standing exhibition at The Workers’ Museum from 2007 Introduction to the exhibition The Industrial Worker and the Industrial Work are themes of a new standing exhibition at The Workers’ Museum. On this … Continue reading →
– a new industrial museum within the realms of The National Museum of Denmark. Brede Works is one of the best-preserved industrial monuments in Denmark and a typical example of the patriarchal industrial production encompassing all functions of an industrial … Continue reading →
