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frisk, henrik, and miya yoshida. "new communications technology in the context of interactive sound art: an empirical analysis." Organised Sound 10, no. 2 (August 2005): 121–27. http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/s1355771805000762.
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Hultman, Johannes. "Uppsala konstmuseum." Thesis, KTH, Arkitektur, 2014. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:kth:diva-155759.
Full textAll over the world, art museums have a tendency to turn their backs towards the surrounding society. Sure, they may claim their place, but are they really letting the city come inside? Uppsala has a rich symbolic and cultural heritage. There’s the cathedral, the castle and the university, but do they represent the identy of today’s Uppsala? To me, the answer is found in the Fyrisån, the small body of water dominating the cityscape. Cherished but at the same time void of values, it unites the secular, religious, academic and the blue-collar Uppsala. It divides the city physically, but in exchange for an unique urban character. Uppsala Art Museum is a part of this Fyris-centered character. While acknowledging the monuments of old, it leaves room for the beholder to interpret the city, and how the museum interacts with it. The parking lot that was the site is moved east to make room for an extension of the existing boardwalk, enabling the beloved City Garden to take place on both sides of the river. The museum is made from prefabricated concrete elements, while the inner exhibitionspaces are enclosed in semi-translucent glass walls. The vertical movement is conducted facing the water, as the visitors alternate their focus from the art towards the symbols of the city.
Johansson, Robin. "Uppsala konstmuseum." Thesis, KTH, Arkitektur, 2021. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:kth:diva-298514.
Full textThe question of a new art museum in Uppsala has been under constant debate in recent years. On 27 May 2020, the municipal board in Uppsala made a decision to locate an art museum at either Uppsala Castle or the Kaniken district.Uppsala is today facing a major change, where the conditions for stores change in step with e-commerce. It has so far happened relatively unnoticed but has now, not least during the ongoing pandemic, seriously become a factor to reckon with and relate to.The place where the project is based is the Kaniken neighborhood. A block centrally located at the western part of Fyrisån. The buildings in the block have previously been used as printing premises for almanacs, but today are mainly used as cinemas for the general public. The premises have good conditions for light-sensitive art, and the work argues about how the existing building can be placed in a contemporary context for a new art museum.
Loren, Louise. "TRYCKT MATERIAL TILL ESKILSTUNA KONSTMUSEUM : Informationsbroschyrer om konstmuseet och om samlingen." Thesis, Mälardalen University, School of Innovation, Design and Engineering, 2008. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:mdh:diva-881.
Full textSyftet med arbetet har varit att skapa informationsmaterial till Eskilstuna konstmuseum som är anpassat efter målgruppen. Detta önskades eftersom inget liknande material fanns sedan tidigare på konstmuseet. Målet var att besökare och potentiella besökare snabbt skulle kunna få en överblick av vad museet hade att erbjuda. Men också för att ge besökare en möjlighet att kunna få förståelse för vad som visas och hur utställningarna är uppbyggda, utan att behöva gå en guidad tur.
Detta har gjorts till större delen genom analyser och litteraturstudier, men utprovningar har också varit en stor del av arbetet.
Resultatet blev två broschyrer som togs fram enligt riktlinjer för informationsdesign, en informationsbroschyr och en broschyr om samlingen.
Kvarnlöf, Johnas. "Uppsala nya Konstmuseum." Thesis, KTH, Arkitektur, 2014. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:kth:diva-146114.
Full textUppsala New Art Museum A new art museum in Uppsala, a new hub for art in all its forms. A rectangle wearing large gold colored and shiny facade panels. Seven floors of art that offers visitors a walk up above the skyline. A place where people can easily drop in and take part of Uppsalas art. Visitors will not only be treated to exciting art, they will also be invited to new perspectives of Uppsala. The new museum is a square building with outside dimensions of 24 by 24 meters, and extends about 30 meters above the ground. With its height and striking facade, the building is clearly visible from a distance in Uppsala. The facade consists of gold-colored metal disks. The boards are angled out from the facade at different angles to get a facade with various degrees of shading and reflections. Inside, the surface layers are generally massive and durable. The floor is of polished concrete and the walls are painted white. Most floor plan offers large floor-to-ceiling windows from which gives the visitors a splendid view of Uppsala
Wahlgren, Jenny. "Uppsala nya konstmuseum." Thesis, KTH, Arkitektur, 2014. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:kth:diva-147207.
Full textAt the site where the art museum will be is today an old warehouse, Katalin, which has been converted into awell-used building with space for acafe, shop, restaurant and astage for various events. The new art museum creates additional activity on the site and conditions for Katalin to develope their business. A flow runs through the property, which is currently used as aparking lot, the site’s southern end from UppsalaTravel Centre at the northern corner of the plot where the UppsalaConcert and Congress lies. The new Art Museum creates opportunities to enhance the flow, by adding the museum below ground, the location may be activated and the use will increase. At ground level the museum rooflights creates alandscape in different height and size, and creates the facade of the museum. The rooflights creates seating and rest facilities, places to meet, secluded nooks and alandscape to discover for the smallest. The largest lanterns forming stairs to sit in and afew other forms benches. An open space in the middle of the plot creates space for smaller performances, collections, and general sunbathing. The businesses in Katalin has the option to set up tables and use the benches for outdoor seating. Lanternineraleaves room for apedestrian and bicycle path that cuts diagonally across the plot and creates aflow from VaksalaSquare with the concert hall to the travel center towards the city center. The entrance faces the southern part of the site and awall around the entrance creates clarity and awide staircase invites the visitor to the museum. When the visitors comes down to the entrance they are met by asunken courtyard that brings down the greenery and connects the parkdown to the museum. Around courtyard settles various features like reception area, café and shop. Even the office and art pedagogy settles around the courtyard and connects to the entrance. Behind the reception is toilets and wardrobe located which leads on to the auditorium. Past the reception begins the exhibition. A wide staircase creates an entrance and separation from the public areas. The exhibition rooms are illuminated with anatural light thanks to the rooflights, which brings in natural light and spreads it with their sloping surfaces. The natural daylight creates achanging light in the exhibition rooms and the visitor can discover new things in the exhibits on show thanks to the changing lights. An atrium extending into the main exhibition hall, creating space and height for exhibits and lets light flood into the room.
Almesjö, Karlsson Emil. "KoMuUp : Konstmuseum Uppsala." Thesis, KTH, Arkitektur, 2014. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:kth:diva-148165.
Full textGallery Uppsala City of Uppsala is Sweden's fourth largest city and like many other cities its in development. The city is densified and it becomes apparent when centrally located brownfield sites are exploited and reorganized to meet contemporary needs of modern city. The city is a church center which is manifested by the cathedral, which together with the castle gives Uppsala it´s characteristic skyline, which has a clear hierarchy in the cityscape. Through Uppsala a river flows, Fyrosån.The castle and the cathedral is built on a ridge and Fyrisån follows it through out the city. The river and its surroundings gives the city its character with the sounds, the smell and water mirror that sneaks into the quarters and form a natural calm. At the river with a view over the ridge, castle, cathedral, university city, gentrifierade industrial areas and green areas is Uppsala Art Museum located. The building brings together the site's architectural idiom and it is a building which blends together areas of the city. A tectonic monumentality achieved with prefabricated elements.
Coskun, Filiz. "Konstmuseum i Uppsala." Thesis, KTH, Arkitektur, 2014. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:kth:diva-147808.
Full textThe project “Art museum in Uppsala” is intended to investigate the possibility of transformation and addition of an old railway storage building into an Art museum. The key question of the project is: How ca a new art museum be informed by it’s surroundings and at the same time contribute with a new layer to the city? An investigation of the development of art spaces within museums has also been part of the analysis. The project strives to create a museum characterized by diverse exhibition spaces where the visitor can experience the shifting layers of the site. The existing structure, a 100 meter long and 6 meter high brick storage building, informs the design of the addition regarding scale, constructive pattern and proportion. Both buildings accommodate characteristic exhibition spaces that are connected under ground. The buildings contribute to form a smoother transition towards the surrounding buildings meanwhile constituting a place of their own dedicated to the museum. A public place similar to a street takes form between the two very long and low buildings. Gravel paving and establishment of trees around the museum marks the space of the museum, welcomes pedestrians and operates as noise protection towards the railway.
Lagnefeldt, Johan. "Konstmuseum i Uppsala." Thesis, KTH, Arkitektur, 2014. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:kth:diva-154548.
Full textAn art museum, 3000 m² in size, located in the swedish town of Uppsala by the river Fyrisån. Chiseled into the cultural and historical landscape in Uppsala where the visitor can move along the museum during all times of the day and night. By giving the visitor small glimpses from the outside in, the visitor is made curious to explore the interior. The interior houses modern and classical art exhibitions as well as a collection of graphical prints. The shape of the building allows movement on all axis. The building is clad with wood which has been contourmilled, laid on a space steel framework. The location becomes an important part of Uppsala where it connects the urban area north of the river with the city park on the southern side. Besides the exhibitions, the museum also offers a café, workshops a library and a storage hall.
Hirsch, Torbjörn. "Nytt konstmuseum i Uppsala." Thesis, KTH, Arkitektur, 2014. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:kth:diva-147625.
Full textUppsala's current art museum in Uppsala Slott has small and impractical premises. Uppsala Konstmuseis Vänner have therefore been lobbying towards the municipality to build a new museum. The design of this proposal is based on the following principles and objectives: - To the extent possible, use natural indirect lighting. - A spatial "dramaturgy" that makes movement through the museum unpredictable while eye-catchers and sight lines makes for orientability. - Use of different levels to make the architecture more interesting and to create more angles from which to view the art, while all exhibition halls are accessible to wheelchairs and strollers. - An interaction between symmetry and asymmetry. - A "tectonic" design of the facade: rough in situ concrete facade, thick walls with recessed windows in line. Still large windows providing plenty of light but little direct sunlight. - Patinized facade: textured molds for casting of facade, no gutters, minerals (in "lumps") in the concrete mixture that red algae feed on. - Splitting between contemporary (ground floor) and classical art (plane 4-5). - Room sequences that allow different opening hours for the museum's various activities. - An architectural design that reflects the museum's focus on both pre-modern and modern art.
Finlöf, Malin. "Kalmar Konstmuseum : Spektakulär och brandad?" Thesis, Växjö University, Växjö University, School of Education, 2009. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:vxu:diva-2645.
Full textUppsatsen syftar till att utreda begreppet City branding i förhållande till Kalmar Konstmuseum. Byggnaden analyseras semiotiskt, i en kontext av City branding.
Konklusionen blir att även om man under de senaste åren värjt sig mot begrepp som City branding och spektakulär arkitektur måste man som byggherre idag förhålla sig till dem. I en intervju har just avståndstagande från begreppet visat sig. I Kalmars fall hävdar uppsatsen att man använt sig av det när man byggde sitt nya konstmuseum.
Books on the topic "Konstmuseum"
Håkan, Wettre, and Ahlfort Barbro, eds. Göteborgs konstmuseum. Göteborg [Sweden]: Konstmuseum, 1992.
Find full textSimittchiev, Vassil. Vassil Simittchiev: Göteborgs konstmuseum, 1986. [Göteborg]: Museet, 1986.
Find full textHeiskanen, Outi. Nattlinje: Göteborgs konstmuseum, Galleri F15. [Gothenborg: Göteborgs konstmuseum, 1990.
Find full texttaidemuseo, Amos Andersonin. Amos Andersons konstmuseum: Föreningen Konstsamfundets samlingar. [Helsinki, Finland]: The Museum, 1992.
Find full textRodhe, Lennart. Lennart Rodhe: Moderna museet, Göteborgs konstmuseum. [Stockholm: Moderna museet, 1988.
Find full textGrate, Eric. Eric Grate: Skulptur : [Västerås konstmuseum, sommaren 1990]. Åhus: Kalejdoskop, 1990.
Find full textLinnqvist, Hilding. Hilding Linnqvist: Moderna museet Stockholm, Göteborgs konstmuseum. [Stockholm]: Moderna museet, 1986.
Find full texteditor, Widenheim Cecilia, Sundberg, Martin (Art historian), editor, writer of added commentary, Rosdahl, Anders, writer of added commentary, and Malmö konstmuseum, eds. Baltiska speglingar: Malmö Konstmuseums samling : tiden kring Baltiska utställningen 1914 = Baltic reflections : the collection of Malmö Konstmuseum : the era of the Baltic Exhibition 1914. Lund: Arena, 2014.
Find full textHill, Carl Fredrik. Carl Fredrik Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill: Værker fra Malmö Konstmuseum = Works from the Malmö Art Museum. København: Kunsthal Charlottenborg, 2013.
Find full text1977-, Arvidsson Kristoffer, Björk Tomas, and Göteborgs konstmuseum, eds. Blond och blåögd: Vithet, svenskhet och visuell kultur = Blond and blue-eyed : whiteness, Swedishness, and visual culture. [Göteborg]: Göteborgs Konstmuseum, 2014.
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