Haus der Kunst, Munich - Brantl, Sabine
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Today, Haus der Kunst is one of the most renowned international locations for positions in modern and contemporary art. At the same time, the House contains reminders of the disastrous combination of art, politics and propaganda in the "Third Reich". Designed in 1933 by Hitler's favourite architect, Paul Ludwig Troost, to present "German art", "Haus der Deutschen Kunst" ("House of German Art") was the first showcase monumental project arising from Nazi propaganda that became a backdrop used effectively by the National Socialist rulers for their self-staging in the media. Until 1944, this was…mehr

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Today, Haus der Kunst is one of the most renowned international locations for positions in modern and contemporary art. At the same time, the House contains reminders of the disastrous combination of art, politics and propaganda in the "Third Reich". Designed in 1933 by Hitler's favourite architect, Paul Ludwig Troost, to present "German art", "Haus der Deutschen Kunst" ("House of German Art") was the first showcase monumental project arising from Nazi propaganda that became a backdrop used effectively by the National Socialist rulers for their self-staging in the media. Until 1944, this was where the annual exhibitions of the art favoured by Hitler were held. While artists such as Arno Breker, Josef Thorak and Adolf Ziegler and their oversized paintings and sculptures glorified the blood and soil cult propagated by the National Socialists, the works of today's classical modernism and their creators such as Oskar Kokoschka, Wassily Kandinsky or Paul Klee were vilified as "degenerate" and pilloried.
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Sabine Brantl, geboren 1969, ist Historikerin und Kuratorin am Haus der Kunst in München. Sie war freie Mitarbeiterin beim Bayerischen Fernsehen und am Jüdischen Museum München sowie wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin an der Akademie der Bildenden Künste, München. 2004 erarbeitete sie für das Haus der Kunst ein Konzept für den Aufbau des Historischen Archivs, das sie seit 2005 leitet. Sabine Brantl kuratierte unter anderem die Ausstellung »Geschichten im Konflikt: Das Haus der Kunst und der ideologische Gebrauch von Kunst 1937¿1955« (2012) und ist verantwortlich für die Archiv Galerie, einen permanenten Ausstellungsraum zur Geschichte des Haus der Kunst (seit 2014).