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Jahresbericht 2009 Jahresbericht 2009 Jahresbericht 2009 Jahresbericht 2009 Jahresbericht 2009 Kunsthistorisches Museum mit MVK und ÖTM Impressum Medieninhaber und Herausgeber Generaldirektorin Dr. Sabine HAAG Redaktion Franz PICHORNER Elisabeth HERRMANN Lektorat Elisabeth HERRMANN Übersetzungen Matthew HAYES Elizabeth MORTIMER Art-Direktion Stefan ZEISLER Fotonachweis ©, falls nicht anders angegeben: KHM Leitung Fotografie und Bildbearbeitung Stefan ZEISLER Bildbearbeitung Michael AUmüllER Fotografen Christian MENDEZ Alexander ROSOLI Andreas ULDRICH Grafische Gestaltung ATELIER SIMMA, Wien Druck GRASL Druck & Neue Medien www.khm.at © 2010 Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien Alle Rechte vorbehalten. Inhalt 8 Vorwort der Generaldirektorin 12 Geschäftsführung 18 Aus der Chronik von KHM, MVK und ÖTM 26 Sammlungen des Kunsthistorischen Museums 94 Sammlungen des Museums für Völkerkunde 118 Sammlungen des Österreichischen Theatermuseums 130 Abteilungen 162 Ausstellungen 214 Publikationen 220 Diverses 228 Mitarbeiterinnen und Mitarbeiter 234 English Summary Geschäftsbericht 6 7 Vorwort der Generaldirektorin 8 Vorwort der Generaldirektorin Seit 2001 gibt das Kunsthistorische Museum Dr. Claudia Schmied die neue Museums- Maßnahmen zur Neugestaltung der Aus- mit seinen angeschlossenen Museen jeweils ordnung für alle Bundesmuseen erlassen, stellungsflächen werden mit März 2010, einen Tätigkeitsbericht heraus, in dem in der die Vermittlungsarbeit als vor rangige zugleich mit dem Beginn der Großausstel- die vielfältigen Aktivitäten eines großen Aufgabe unserer Museumsarbeit festge- lung zu Gustav Mahler, abgeschlossen sein. Museumskomplexes im Bereich der For- schrieben ist. In Hinblick auf das Ausstellungsprogramm schungs-, Vermittlungs- und Ausstellungs- Das Museum zu öffnen bedeutet natur- 2009 sind vor allem die sammlungsüber- tätigkeit ausführlich dargestellt werden. gemäß aber auch, die Sammlungen tat- greifende, von Sylvia Ferino kuratierte Aus- Als ich im Januar 2009 die Leitung dieses sächlich zugänglich zu machen. An erster stellung Wir sind Maske und die Interieur- Museumsverbundes übernommen habe, Stelle steht in diesem Zusammenhang Ausstellung Raum im Bild von Karl Schütz hielt ich daran fest. Dem von mir gewähl- unser dringlichstes Vorhaben, die Wieder- zu erwähnen. Zugleich war es – etwa bei ten Motto „öffnen und eröffnen“ ent- eröffnung der Kunstkammer. Diese welt- der Schau zu Karl dem Kühnen – mein sprechend waren die vorrangigen Ziele weit einzigartige Sammlung soll Ende 2012 Bestreben, eine Verbindung der eigenen in diesem Jahr mehr Öffentlichkeit, mehr neu eröffnet werden. Für die 13 Säle und Sammlungsschwerpunkte und Forschungs- Wahrnehmung und daraus resultierend 9 Kabinette auf 2700 m² mit insgesamt ergebnisse mit Ausstellungsprojekten auch mehr Besucherinnen und Besucher 3.000 Objekten liegt ein fertiges Aufstellungs- herzustellen, an denen sich internationale für die Museen. Unsere musealen Einrich- konzept vor − die Gesamtkosten belaufen Kooperationspartner beteiligten. tungen sollen Orte der Anregung und sich auf 18 Millionen Euro –, für welches Mit Beginn des Jahres 2009 habe ich zur Bereicherung, der Entspannung, aber auch meine MuseumskollegInnen mit Optimierung des Gesamteindrucks des vor allem Orte des Staunens und des Ge- ganzer Kraft einstehen. Die Neueinrichtung Museumsverbundes die neue Stabsstelle schichten-Erzählens sein und von unseren der ständigen Schausammlungen des „Corporate Design“ eingerichtet und BesucherInnen auch so erlebt werden. Museums für Völkerkunde, nur die Samm- den Leiter der Abteilung Visuelle Medien Mit einem Open House unter dem Motto lung Süd-, Südostasien und Himalayaländer Stefan Zeisler mit dieser Aufgabe betraut. „Der Kunst ein Fest“ habe ich folglich am wurde im November 2008 eröffnet, ist das Mein Dank gilt allen Mitarbeiterinnen und 24. Januar 2009 die Sammlungen des KHM zweite große bauliche Vorhaben. Eine aus Mitarbeitern für ihre im Berichtsjahr ge- sowie das Museum für Völkerkunde und Vertretern des BMUKK und des Museums leistete Arbeit und ihr großes Engagement das Österreichische Theatermuseum bei bestehende Expertenrunde hat 2009 eine für unsere Häuser und das uns anvertraute freiem Eintritt geöffnet. Das österreichische inhaltliche Neudefinition als Haus der Sammlungsgut. Allen, die am Zustande- Publikum besonders ansprechen wollen Kulturen bzw. als Museum für europäische kommen dieses Jahresberichtes mitgewirkt wir mit der Einführung einer neuen, preis- und außereuropäische Ethnographie unter haben, sei an dieser Stelle aufrichtig gedankt. günstigen Jahreskarte, die seit November möglicher Einbeziehung der Bestände des 2009 sehr erfolgreich vertrieben wird. Museums für Volkskunde diskutiert. Hinzu Während meines turnusmäßigen Vorsitzes kommt das Projekt der Neueinrichtung der in der DirektorInnenkonferenz der Bundes- ständigen Schausammlungen des Öster- Dr. Sabine HAAG museen wurde von Bundesministerin reichischen Theatermuseums. Die baulichen Generaldirektorin VORWORT DER GENERALDIREKTORIN 9 Foreword of the Director General Since 2001, the Kunsthistorisches Museum the Kunstkammer, is our first priority in this and its associated museums have each year context. This worldwide singular collection produced an activity report, in which the is to be newly opened at the end of 2012. varied undertakings of a large museum An exhibition concept with altogether complex in the areas of research, educa- 3,000 objects has been finalized for the tion, and exhibitions are depicted in detail. 13 galleries and 9 cabinet rooms with over When I assumed the leadership of this 2,700 m² – at a total cost of € 18 million – consortium of museums in January 2009, which my colleagues at the museum also I retained this practice. In keeping with the fully support. The new installation of the motto that I set forth, “open and opening,” permanent collections of the Museum of the foremost goals this year were more Ethnology – only the collections of South publicity, increased awareness, and as a and Southeast Asia and the Himalaya coun- result more visitors for the museums. Our tries were opened in November 2008 – Simultaneously, it was my attempt – for museum institutions should be places of is the second major construction objective. instance in the show on Charles the Bold – excitement and enrichment, of relaxation, In 2009, a committee of experts comprising to forge connections between our own but especially places of wonder and of representatives from the Federal Ministry collection strengths and research results storytelling, and likewise be so experienced for Education, Art, and Culture (BMUKK) and exhibition projects involving the by our visitors. With an Open House under and the museum discussed a conceptual cooperation of international partners. the motto “Celebrate Art,” I opened the redefinition as a house of cultures, or as At the beginning of 2009, I established collections of the KHM, the Museum of museum for European and non-European a new departmental head of “Corporate Ethnology, and the Austrian Theatre Museum ethnography, with the possible incorporation Design” to strengthen the overall image free of charge on January 24, 2009. We of the holdings of the Museum of Folk Life of the museum consortium, and trusted particularly wish to address the Austrian and Folk Art. An additional project involves this task to the director of the Visual Media public with the introduction of a new, the new installation of the permanent Department, Stefan Zeisler. economical annual ticket, which has been collection of the Austrian Theatre Museum. sold very successfully since November 2009. The construction work for the renovation I extend my thanks to the entire staff for their work during the past year and for During my chairmanship of the conference of the exhibition spaces will be completed their great engagement for our institutions of directors of the federal museums, the in March 2010, concurrent with the be- and the valuable collections entrusted to new directives for all federal museums were ginning of the major exhibition on Gustav us. My sincere thanks likewise go to every- issued by Minister Dr. Claudia Schmied, in Mahler. one involved in the production of this which education is established as the fore- With regard to the 2009 exhibition program, annual report. most duty of our museum work. the interdepartmental exhibitions Masks Opening the museum naturally also means curated by Sylvia Ferino, and the interiors actually making the collections accessible. exhibition Rooms in Pictures by Karl Schütz Dr. Sabine HAAG Our most urgent project, the reopening of are particularly to be mentioned. Director General 10 Geschäftsführung 11 12 Kaufmännische Geschäftsführung Vorwort Erstmals in der Geschichte des Jahresbe- Im Zuge unserer großen internationalen richts ergänzt 2009 ein eigenständiger, Ausstellungskooperationen, 2009 insbe- dem umfangreichen wissenschaftlichen sondere in Fernost, haben wir nicht nur und museologischen Bericht angeschlos- knapp zwei Millionen Menschen außer - sener Geschäftsbericht die Darstellung halb Österreichs für unsere Kunstschätze der Tätigkeiten, Leistungen und Erfolge begeistern können, sondern auch in des KHM mit MVK und ÖTM. Wir tragen wirkungsvollen Präsentationen in Japan damit nicht nur dem Umstand Rechnung, und Korea die dortige Tourismuswirtschaft dass erfolgreiche Museumsarbeit auch auf uns aufmerksam gemacht. Die Fort- wirtschaftlich erfolgreiches Handeln ein- setzung dieser professionellen Marktbe- schließt, sondern wollen vor allem die arbeitung im Tourismus brachte uns 2009 unternehmerischen
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