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Beautiful as the Encounter Between a Rabbit's Ear and an Axe Blow on a Dinner Table:On Louise Hindsgavl's sculptural collisions
No full textMy essay focuses on pursuing some significant art and cultural historical traces in Louise Hindsgavl's work. The first and most comprehensive part concentrates on her many years of work with porcelain and the methods and themes that flow through it. The last part examines the striking shift to stoneware and a completely new motif circle, which occurred around 2020
Melchior Lorck (1526/27-1583) - syn og sagn i Lorcks billeder
No full textMelchior Lorck er en af 1500-tallets mest interessante kunstnere. Han er også en af de mest omrejsende. Han blev født i Flensburg i Slesvig i 1526 eller 1527 (man ved det ikke mere nøjagtigt) og udviste allerede som ung et så markant kunstnerisk talent, at hertugen i Slesvig – der på det tidspunkt var den danske konge, Christian 3 – tilbød at finansiere en kunstneruddannelse af ham i udlandet. Christian havde fået brug for en kunstner med internationalt format til at arbejde for sit reformationsprojekt
Shimmering surfaces: the metal technology and craftsmanship displayed on the Danish golden altars and crucifixes
No full textDendrokronologisk undersøgelse af våningshus og stabbur fra Aunevik, Lyngdal kommune, Agder fylke, Norge
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A Media-Historical Analysis of Denmark’s Week 46 Initiative
No full textThis article examines the historical development and archival value of Denmark’s week 46 initiative - a selective legal deposit scheme for local radio and television broadcasting running since 1988. By tracing the transition from analog tape recordings to digital practices such as streaming, uploads, and web harvesting, the study analyzes how evolving technologies and institutional strategies shape what is preserved and how. Drawing on internal documentation, metadata analysis, and interviews with staff, we explore challenges in representation, metadata quality, and long-term accessibility. Week 46 offers a unique longitudinal dataset that captures shifts in mediapolicy, production, and distribution, serving as a valuable historical resource. We argue that understanding the provenance, scope, and limitations of such collections is crucial for interpreting media history and cultural memory. The findings highlight the importance of methodological reflexivity and cross-institutional collaboration in maintaining robust broadcast archives in thedigital age.This paper examines the historical development and archival value of Denmark’s week 46 initiative- a selective legal deposit scheme for local radio and television broadcasting running since 1988.By tracing the transition from analog tape recordings to digital practices such as streaming,uploads, and web harvesting, the study analyzes how evolving technologies and institutional strategies shape what is preserved and how. Drawing on internal documentation, metadata analysis, and interviews with staff, we explore challenges in representation, metadata quality, and long-term accessibility. Week 46 offers a unique longitudinal dataset that captures shifts in mediapolicy, production, and distribution, serving as a valuable historical resource. We argue that understanding the provenance, scope, and limitations of such collections is crucial for interpreting media history and cultural memory. The findings highlight the importance of methodological reflexivity and cross-institutional collaboration in maintaining robust broadcast archives in thedigital age