Magazine
PEAC Magazin #4 – Dialog
On the topic of dialogue, we have looked at art education in the PEAC Museum in detail and taken the opportunity to put together a colorful bouquet of articles on perception and communication through and about art.
Order your personal copy now – free of charge, via email to team@peac.digital or phone 0761/5106-600. PEAC Magazine #4 is published in a limited edition.
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PEAC Magazine #3 – Dimension
“Our time might [...] be conceived as the age of space. We live in the age of simultaneity, of juxtaposition, of the near and the far, of the juxtaposed and the dispersed.” The description given by the French philosopher Michel Foucault in 1967, which seems more present than ever in times of digital transformation, guides us towards the significance of space, specifically a museum space, where we experience something special—namely art—in a special way.
We are dedicating the 3rd issue of PEAC Magazine to space, its various manifestations, qualities and importance for the perception of the Paul Ege Art Collection.
Alongside the familiar columns Highlight (Fred Sandback) and Newcomer (Anna Schütten) from the Paul Ege Art Collection, the issue features an essay on space and its levels of meaning, especially the museum space, a statement on our graphic design, as well as the PEAC Team section where we introduce the Sunday invigilators who open our rooms for you to visit our exhibitions on the weekend.
Order your personal copy now—free of charge, via e-mail: team@peac.digital or by phone: 0761/5106-600. Das PEAC Magazin #3 is published as a limited edition.
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PEAC Magazine #2
The title of PEAC magazine #2 is “order”. The well-known German saying “Ordnung ist das halbe Leben” (literally: “orderliness is half of life”) expresses the idea that order and a happy life are inseparable. But fundamentally it describes a normative system: known hierarchies, sequences, a canon. A collection, especially an art collection—such as the Paul Ege Art Collection—can also be regarded as a kind of order.
In the second issue of PEAC Magazine, we are therefore turning our attention towards our collection itself: This issue features a conversation with Helga Ege about special works, exhibitions and collecting “young art”. Discover artists from different artistic generations within the collection in the Highlight and New Arrivals sections by Peter Tollens and Maria Tackmann. The question of whether order makes people happy at all is explored in a conversation with a professional organization coach. In addition, you will find out who on the PEAC team is responsible for keeping the depot tidy.
PEAC Magazine #1
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We perceive our world with all our senses. And the same applies to experiencing art, since it is part of this reality! The restrictions during the pandemic have made us even more aware of how important sensory perception is for art and culture. Experiencing art means exchange, exchange creates closeness, closeness creates community and community creates identity. This is precisely why we want to try to appeal to different senses with the first issue of PEAC Magazine. The focus is on “color, color, color”. In this issue, we devote ourselves to the special visual stimuli of color painting, which challenges our vision again and again in a special way, and ask what colors are actually made of or whether they also play a role in cooking. We are pleased to introduce you to the voice of PEAC and look forward to our young audience discovering the richness of color in a playful way...