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Bulletin MRK 18/2009 BMuzeaulletin romské kultury Část A — VÝROČNÍ ZPRÁVA přehled o studentských pracích přináší kompletní přehled veřejné s romskou tematikou, jaké i odborné činnosti Muzea romské vznikly za posledních 20 let na kultury v roce 2009 doplněný řa- českých vysokých školách. Nalez- dou fotek. Doslova Vás zasvětí do nete zde dosud neznámá fakta, tajů naší specifi cké muzejní práce, ale také praktické rady psycho- jejíž důležitá část se odehrává loga podstatné pro výchovu rom- právě v „terénu“ — mezi Romy. ských dětí v náhradní rodině. Jiná studie ukazuje zkušenosti Část B — ODBORNÁ ROMIS- s integrací našich romských TICKÁ PŘÍLOHA obsahuje pří- emigrantů v Británii a srovnává ji spěvky špičkových odborníků na se situací u nás. Tento oddíl přináší dějiny a současnost Romů u nás. také medailony jubilujících osob- Dozvíte se o historických tzv. ností romských i z oblasti romisti - cikánských křížích, které lze do- ky (žijících i dříve zesnulých). sud na našem území najít. Bu- V kapitole z Tvorby romských dete zasvěceni do situace Romů autorů si prohlédnete výtvarná MRK na Ostravsku v době první re- díla jubilujících romských malířů publiky, nebo získáte kompletní a sochařů. ULLETIN B ISBN 978-80-86656-18-2 www.rommuz.cz Bulletin VÝROČNÍ ZPRÁVA Muzea romské kultury ODBORNÁ ROMISTICKÁ PŘÍLOHA ISSN 1212-0707 BULLETIN MUZEA ROMSKÉ KULTURY státní příspěvkové organizace 18/2009 BULLETIN MUZEA ROMSKÉ KULTURY 18/2009 OBSAH BULLETINU č. 18/2009 A. VÝROČNÍ ZPRÁVA MUZEA ROMSKÉ KULTURY ZA ROK 2009 Slovo ředitelky / Jana Horváthová . 6—12 Director‘s Word / Jana Horváthová . 12—18 I. Přehled veřejné činnosti muzea . 19—94 1. Výstavy přechodné . 19—30 1.1. Výstavy v budově muzea . 19—27 Pod lupou: Žít! Výstava obrazů rakouské romské malířky Ceiji Stojky . 24 1.2. Výstavy nebo sbírkové kolekce mimo budovu muzea . 27—30 2. Stálá expozice — Příběh Romů (etapa 1939—2005) . 31—35 3. Prezentace elektronická – na internetu . 36 4. Muzejní obchod . 36—39 5. Akce pro veřejnost . 39—59 5.1. Doprovodné akce k přechodným výstavám . 39—43 5.2. Přednáškový cyklus Kdo jsou Romové? . 44—45 5.3. Přednášky jednorázové pro veřejnost. 45 5.4. Přednášky a přednáškové cykly pro vysoké školy, pro učitele . 46—49 5.5. Kurzy romštiny . 49 5.6. Pietní akty . 50—52 5.7. Jiné akce . 53—59 6. Akce pro školy a organizované skupiny dětí a mládeže . 60—71 6.1. Stálé vzdělávací programy . 60 6.2. Vzdělávací a aktivační programy k výstavám . 61 6.3. Vzdělávací a aktivační programy do knihovny . 61 6.4. Mimořádné akce pro školy a organizované skupiny dětí a mládeže . 61—64 6.5. Komunitní dětské aktivity / Dětský muzejní volnočasový klub a doučování . 65—71 Pod lupou: Bare lavutara 1.—18. 7. 2009. Čtrnáctidenní příměstský tábor Muzea romské kultury / Marie Palacká. 68—70 Pod lupou: Doučování / Lucie Čechovská . 70—71 7. Vydavatelská činnost . 72 8. Sebeprezentace a prezentace muzea v médiích. 73—81 9. Navštívili nás… / Konalo se u nás… (výběr) . 82—89 10. Zúčastnili jsme se… (výběr) . 90—94 II. Zprávy z jednotlivých pracovišť . 95—129 1. Sbírkové oddělení . 95—126 1.1. Činnost Sbírkového oddělení / Jana Poláková . 95—96 1.1.1. Fond dokumentace tradičních romských řemesel, profesí a zaměstnání / Jana Poláková . 97—98 1.1.2. Fond výtvarného umění / Petr Mička . 99—100 1.1.3. Fond dokumentace vybavení romského interiéru / Margita Rácová . 101—102 1.1.4. Fond textilu / Margita Rácová. 102—104 1.1.5. Fond šperku / Margita Rácová . 105 1.1.6. Fond dokumentace typů romských obydlí / Lenka Grossmannová . 106 1.1.7. Fond plakátu a pozvánek /Ján Šariský . 107 1.1.8. Fond ohlasů kultury Romů v kultuře majoritní / Margita Rácová. 107—108 1.1.9. Fond písemného materiálu / Michal Schuster . 108—110 1.1.10. Nesbírková kolekce kopií archivních dokumentů / Michal Schuster. 110 1.1.11. Fond sebedokumentace / Michal Schuster. 111—112 1.1.12. Dějiny Romů / Michal Schuster . 113 1.1.13. Fond fotodokumentace / Lenka Grossmannová . 116—117 1.1.14. Fotoateliér muzea / Lenka Grossmannová . 118—119 1.1.15. Fond audiodokumentace / Petr Mička . 119—120 1.1.16. Fond videodokumentace / Anna Babjárová. 120 BULLETIN MUZEA ROMSKÉ KULTURY 18/2009 OBSAH BULLETINU č. 18/2009 1.2. Terénní výzkumy. 121—123 1.3. Z přírůstků do sbírek (výběr). 124—126 1.4. Poradní sbor ředitele pro sbírkotvornou činnost (nákupní komise) . 126 2. Oddělení vztahů s veřejností. 127—129 Pod lupou: Neštěstí u Mladé Boleslavi. Ke kauze rumunští Romové v Praze / Margita Rácová . 122—123 2.1. Činnost Oddělení vztahů s veřejností / Lucie Matějková. 127 2.2. Lektorské oddělení / Marie Palacká . 128 3. Knihovna . 129 3.1. Činnost knihovny a studovny / Milada Závodská . 129 3.2. Obraz Romů v tištěných médiích / Milada Závodská . 129 III. Spolupráce se zahraničím / Michal Schuster. ..
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