Date: 10 March to 24 March 2021
Location: https://genug-ausstellung.de/

Planning and organising an exhibition completely digitally during a pandemic - can it work? The twelve students from the 2019 intake of the Master's degree programme "Museum and Exhibition" at the University of Oldenburg tried it out. Sorting, caring and conscious consumption: These are the three textile practices of minimalism. The aim is to make these concepts more tangible using wardrobes. The wardrobes show the planning behind a minimalist wardrobe, worn-out clothes and what conscious consumption can look like, making it clear that minimalism is multifaceted.
The exhibition investigated how textile minimalism is practised in everyday life. The interviews conducted for this purpose are included in the exhibition in audio stations. In these extracts, minimalists talk about their very own approach to clothing. In addition to the exhibition, the accompanying courses also invite visitors to engage in further dialogue. Whether at a film and music evening or repairing worn-out clothes together - there is something for everyone. The exhibition will be actively maintained for a fortnight from 10 March 2021, after which the content will continue to be available at https://genug-ausstellung.de/. The project was supervised by Prof Dr Heike Derwanz (first examiner) and Svenja Jessen (second examiner).

Students:
Lisa-Marie Bruenninski
Lea Sophie Burmeister
Lea Heißenbüttel
Lena Herrmann
Tabea Hiller
Anne-Kathrin Kreisel
Sarah Lemmermann
Nelja Lührs
Marieke Michaela Scheide
Lea Siemer
Marie Vetter
Markus Völling

Website: https://genug-ausstellung.de/
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