25. May 2021

Museums are opened again...Yippee! This is great news because I, just like many have missed viewing Art Exhibitions. Online Museum visits just didn't cut it for me, just like online concerts & simply anything else that normaly invokes some passion in me, these unfortunately just didn't appeal to me at all. This was my last museum visit before we went into another lockdown last year & this is one that I really enjoyed. 'Peter Lindbergh' (deceased 2019) was a world renowned Fashion...

27. November 2017

Have you ever wondered how 'food' in the future should look like? What are the effects that might arise from our current eating habits & especially in view of the ever decreasing natural resources on our planet at the moment? These are some of the questions that this Exhibition aimed to raise while challenging the global Food Industry on developing changes in as fas as Climate change, water shortages, hunger, poverty, overproduction, food wastage, hygiene & health, nature &...

20. April 2017

The Ruhr Museum is a new type of regional Museum with an integrative concept which combines both natural & cultural history. It showcases the entire history of the Ruhrgebiet, from the formation of coal 300 Million years ago to the current structural change towards the Ruhr Metropolis. The Museum has extensive collections on the geology, archaeology, history & photography of the Ruhr area, consisting mainly of artefacts from the collections of the former Ruhrland Museum.

23. March 2017

Sports has had a great influence on Fashion in the past as we see more Designers creating sport inspired pieces. We not only see stars walking the red carpet in shorts, sneakers & jogging pants being office-appropriate but also Football coaches & their teams wearing custom-made suits. With approximately 150 articles of clothing, prints, posters, photographs & films, the Exhibition at the Museum für Kunst & Gewerbe Hamburg (MKG) attempts to shed light on the development of...

19. December 2016

The 'Freilichtmuseum am Kiekeberg' is quite an interesting place to visit, with over 40 historical buildings which include farmhouses, Barns & workshops which are built in the same way as those between 1600 to the 1950's. There are several events that are held at the Museum & on this day, there was a big 'Tractor Show' where several Tractors were on display. Am not such a big fan of machines & locomotives but Hubby & my son were in heaven to see all the tractors. The museum is...