Architecture and the marketing of the museum
Clans Käpplinger
Abstract
Clans Käpplinger
Abstract
The museum as a commercial product, the shopping mall as a symbol of the museum of the future, the architect as international star‐ these are the images conjured up by Claus Käpplinger, who describes how contemporary museum architecture has contributed to the dramatic change in the public perception of the museum. The author is a German architect who lives and works in Berlin.
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The museum as a commercial product, the shopping mall as a symbol of the museum of the future, the architect as international star‐ these are the images conjured up by Claus Käpplinger, who describes how contemporary museum architecture has contributed to the dramatic change in the public perception of the museum. The author is a German architect who lives and works in Berlin.
Key concepts: Architecture, Symbol (formal), German, Visual arts, Art history, Product (mathematics), Art, History