Alls ingen dålig gissning, Markus! Gustav II Adolf var faktiskt i samma stad, en plakett lite längre nedåt gatan ger oss den informationen...
Trägen vinner! Två som länge var i luven på varandra övernattade här i "Alte Canzley" i Wittenberg i början på 1700-talet, liksom ett antal andra kändisar som Goethe och Schiller, Alexander I, Michel Ney, Maxim Gorki. Och både GIIA och KarlXII har namngivna rum. Byggt 1391, i dag, nåja, behöver säkert en renovering...
Och då är ju Guggenheims ett bra ställe att börja googla på, i Bilbao eller New YorkFemtiotrean skrev: ↑5 februari 2022, 10:38Jag vill ha namnet på ett museum i Amerika eller ett i Europa!
The initial outcry was centered on Dogs That Cannot Touch Each Other, a seven-minute video of a performance staged by the artist duo Sun and Peng in Beijing. Eight pit bulls were placed facing one another on non-motorized treadmills. In the film, the dogs appear exhausted and agitated, attempting, yet failing, to fight each other.
The Guggenheim Bilbao Will Show Two Controversial Animal Works That Were Pulled From Its Chinese Art Survey in New YorkThe museum did not elaborate on the nature of the threats. But it came under fire last week from animal rights activists, who said the exhibition featured animal cruelty. A Change.org petition titled “Promote Cruelty-Free Exhibits at the Guggenheim,” which called for the removal of the works, had garnered more than 600,000 signatures by Tuesday morning.
In its statement, the Guggenheim said: “As an arts institution committed to presenting a multiplicity of voices, we are dismayed that we must withhold works of art. Freedom of expression has always been and will remain a paramount value of the Guggenheim.”
