MAX-PLANCK-INSTITUT FÜR WISSENSCHAFTSGESCHICHTE Max Planck Institute for the History of Science

Event

Jun 24-Aug 22, 2021
The Mask—Arrayed

Mask Arrayed

Regina Maria Möller, "The Mask – Arrayed," digital collage @ Regina Maria Möller, VG Bild-Kunst Bonn.

“The Mask—Arrayed” explores the material, technological, and cultural aspects of the most iconic artifact of the Covid-19 crisis: the face mask. In this exhibition, an international group of scholars and artists unmasks the complexity of this seemingly simple object and unveils its many layers and different usages in both material and non-material terms. The goal is to observe new knowledge, technologies, and materials in the making, follow processes of adaption and invention, and ask how claims of knowledge and technological functionalities are constructed and defended. 

 

Gallery

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Exhibition object "Exquisite Masking", taken at the opening event (Friday 26, 2021). Credits: R. Moeller, 2021.

Exhibition view, taken at the opening event (Friday 26, 2021). Credits: R. Moeller, 2021.

Exhibition object "Exquisite Masking", taken at the opening event (Friday 26, 2021). Credits: R. Moeller, 2021.

Exhibition view, taken at the opening event (Friday 26, 2021). Credits: R. Moeller, 2021.

Exhibition view, taken at the opening event (Friday 26, 2021). Credits: R. Moeller, 2021.

Exhibition view, taken at the opening event (Friday 26, 2021). Credits: R. Moeller, 2021.

Exhibition view, taken at the opening event (Friday 26, 2021). Credits: R. Moeller, 2021.

Exhibition view, taken at the opening event (Friday 26, 2021). Credits: R. Moeller, 2021.

Exhibition view, taken at the opening event (Friday 26, 2021). Credits: R. Moeller, 2021.

Exhibition view, taken at the opening event (Friday 26, 2021). Credits: R. Moeller, 2021.

Exhibition view, taken at the opening event (Friday 26, 2021). Credits: R. Moeller, 2021.

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Rotes Rathaus Berlin, Rathausstraße 15, 10178 Berlin, Germany
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Public open-air event as part of Wissensstadt Berlin 2021.

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2021-06-24T00:00:00SAVE IN I-CAL 2021-06-24 00:00:00 2021-08-22 00:00:00 The Mask—Arrayed Regina Maria Möller, "The Mask – Arrayed," digital collage @ Regina Maria Möller, VG Bild-Kunst Bonn. “The Mask—Arrayed” explores the material, technological, and cultural aspects of the most iconic artifact of the Covid-19 crisis: the face mask. In this exhibition, an international group of scholars and artists unmasks the complexity of this seemingly simple object and unveils its many layers and different usages in both material and non-material terms. The goal is to observe new knowledge, technologies, and materials in the making, follow processes of adaption and invention, and ask how claims of knowledge and technological functionalities are constructed and defended.    Gallery Click to view photos from the Vernissage Exhibition object "Exquisite Masking", taken at the opening event (Friday 26, 2021). Credits: R. Moeller, 2021. Exhibition object "Exquisite Masking", taken at the opening event (Friday 26, 2021). Credits: R. Moeller, 2021. Exhibition view, taken at the opening event (Friday 26, 2021). Credits: R. Moeller, 2021. Exhibition object "Exquisite Masking", taken at the opening event (Friday 26, 2021). Credits: R. Moeller, 2021. Exhibition view, taken at the opening event (Friday 26, 2021). Credits: R. Moeller, 2021. Exhibition view, taken at the opening event (Friday 26, 2021). Credits: R. Moeller, 2021. Exhibition view, taken at the opening event (Friday 26, 2021). Credits: R. Moeller, 2021. Exhibition view, taken at the opening event (Friday 26, 2021). Credits: R. Moeller, 2021. Exhibition view, taken at the opening event (Friday 26, 2021). Credits: R. Moeller, 2021. Exhibition view, taken at the opening event (Friday 26, 2021). Credits: R. Moeller, 2021. Exhibition view, taken at the opening event (Friday 26, 2021). Credits: R. Moeller, 2021. Exhibition view, taken at the opening event (Friday 26, 2021). Credits: R. Moeller, 2021. Rotes Rathaus Berlin, Rathausstraße 15, 10178 Berlin, Germany Carolin RoederNoa HegeshRegina Maria MoellerMarianna Szczygielska Carolin RoederNoa HegeshRegina Maria MoellerMarianna Szczygielska Europe/Berlin public