Curated intervention featuring citizen portraits from totalitarian regimes with in-depth information on i.appear. Admission free. Statement for democracy and human rights.
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Description
On the occasion of the International Day of Human Rights, the Dornbirn City Museum is dedicating an intervention in the Mayor's Gallery. The portraits of the three mayors who served between 1934 and 1945 during totalitarian regimes are being recontextualized. The exhibition sheds light on the historical circumstances of this period and invites reflection on local responsibility in times of historical upheaval.
The digital platform i.appear complements the intervention by providing in-depth information about the personalities depicted and the social conditions of the era. Visitors are encouraged to engage with the history of Dornbirn and reflect on its significance for contemporary values such as democracy and human rights.