Der Krieger, die Witwe und ihr SohnSchloss Hof, Lower Austria (A)
CATEGORIES: exhibition projects, mediation tools & storylines
CLIENT: Marchfeldschloesser Revitalisierungs- und Betriebsges.m.b.H.
TEAM: Dieter Bogner, Katharina Knoll, Anna Holzer, Nadine Adrian
PERIOD: 2014/2015
OPENED: March 11th 2015
OUR SERVICES:
development of a content concept and storyline for a new permanent exhibition (“Der Krieger, die Witwe und ihr Sohn”) on the Beletage at Schloss Hof; coordination and support of the implementation until opening
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The new permanent exhibition in Schloss Hof tackles famous clichés about the historical personality of Prince Eugene and the history of his reception.
Based on the detailed concept for the repositioning of Schloss Hof, developed back in 2013, Dieter Bogner and Katharina Knoll created an exciting story that begins at the staircase of the Schloss and traverses 14 rooms across 700 m2 of exhibition space, placing the prince’s fame and the role he held in Europe in the spotlight.
The various exhibition areas differ markedly in terms of topic and visual elements. Particular importance was placed on creating a clear connection to the present.
The children’s section has been specially developed for young visitors and focuses on facilitating discoveries rather than simply communicating facts.
In addition to the conception of the exhibition, bogner.cc was also commissioned with supervising the implementation.
The first two sections of the exhibitions were opened on March 11th 2015 with the title “Der Krieger, die Witwe und ihr Sohn” (The fighter, the widow and her son).
Photos 3–4: © Fritz Simak
Further projects realised by bogner.cc on the Schloss Hof grounds:
Concept for the positioning of Schloss Hof
Permanent exhibition in the Baeckenhof
PROJECT PARTNERS
Exhibition design: EMBACHER/CO, Vienna
Media design and production: cat-x exhibitions Prix KG, Vienna | 7reasons Medien GmbH, Vienna | ZONE Media GmbH, Vienna
Graphic design: Fuhrer, Vienna
Illustrations: Chris Scheuer
Model construction: Dominikus Guggenberger, Vienna