Against Nature: The Hybrid Forms of European Modern Sculpture

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REGION: North West GRANT (euros): 200,000.00
PROJECT START: February 2008 PROJECT END: March 2009 YEAR OF APPLICATION: 2007
PROJECT REFERENCE 1: 139716 PERCENTAGE OF BUDGET FUNDED: 50
STRAND DESCRIPTION: 1.2.1 Small Cooperation Projects NUMBER OF PARTNERS IN PROJECT: 3
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The major travelling exhibition highlights the hybrity central to much modern European sculpture since the late 19th century. Taking a non-chronological approach, this show looks at the way the human form has been combined with those of the animal and vegetable worlds over the last 100 years. It focuses on how the fantastical, mythological, mechanical and biological all re-emerge in a post- Darwinian age. As a project, the travelling exhibition Against Nature functions as a vehicle for activity outside of the 3 exhibitions. The project attempts to mobilize art objects, and art historical & museological information & knowledge, passing and interconnecting these all between different countries, people & institutions. Not only museums in Germany, UK & NL but also Romanian Art Museum in Bucarest, Leiden University in NL and specialist researchers (i.e. FR) will be working together for a better understanding of the hybritysubject as a pan-European, very divers sculptural phenomenon.

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  • ADDRESS: Harteveltstraat 1, 2586 Den Haag
  • NAME: Stichting Museum Beelden Aan Zee
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  • COUNTRY: Netherlands
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  • NAME: The Henry Moore Foundation
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