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Innsbruck City Archives/City Museum – 15 July 2021 to 25 February 2022Local tales. Sober stories from former Innsbruck inns
The lockdowns showed that pubs, bars and cafés are important places for socialising and casual get-togethers. When they’re closed, we miss them! The exhibition was dedicated to Innsbruck’s historic pubs and their role. The focus was on…
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Innsbruck City Archives/City Museum – 17 June 2021 to 7 October 2021#INNstablick. My neighbourhood in Innsbruck
Anyone who walks through Innsbruck with their eyes open will constantly discover something new, surprising and special. The third Instagram photo competition, #INNstablick, invited all city residents to capture special moments in their neighbourhood and post them on…
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Innsbruck City Archives/City Museum – 21 February to 10 April 2020“So find the funds – or I’ll leave.” Andreas Hofer and Innsbruck’s local politics
Do you think that everything there is to know about Andreas Hofer and the year 1809 has already been said and written? Far from it! As recently as 2019, previously unknown correspondence dating from 1809 was discovered here in the city archives, providing first-hand insights into the relationship between Andreas Hofer, in his capacity as Commander-in-Chief in Tyrol, and the city of Innsbruck.
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Innsbruck City Archives/City Museum – 3 December 2019 to 31 January 2020Not just a school building. The grammar school on Sillgasse
Just a school building? Memories of Sillgasse Grammar School come flooding back. Over the years, the pupils have repeatedly engaged creatively with the place and left their artistic mark on the building. Before the building was demolished, the young people were allowed to…
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Innsbruck City Archives/City Museum – 19 September to 18 November 2019#INNstablick: My urban oasis in Innsbruck
To capture different perspectives and viewpoints of Innsbruck – that was the aim of the photography competition “#INNstablick – My Innsbruck City Oasis”, organised for the second time by the City of Innsbruck in collaboration with Innsbruck City Marketing and Foto Lamprechte…
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A three-part exhibition on Domplatz – 5 September to 29 November 2019Leaving Home and Finding a New One: Stories of Migration in Innsbruck. Part 3: 100 Years of a Culture of Welcome?
Discussions about migration are often emotionally charged, reduced to specific problems, and emphasise the division between ‘us’ and ‘them’. The Innsbruck City Archives/City Museum, in collaboration with the University of Innsbruck, presented the exhibition ‘Leaving and Finding a Home: Innsbruck’s History of Migration…’
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A three-part exhibition on Domplatz – 6 June to 30 August 2019Leaving Home and Finding a Home. Stories of Migration in Innsbruck. Part 2: How much of the world is there in Tyrol? How much of Tyrol is there in the world?
Discussions about migration are often emotionally charged, reduced to specific problems, and emphasise the division between ‘us’ and ‘them’. The Innsbruck City Archives/City Museum, in collaboration with the University of Innsbruck, presented the exhibition ‘Leaving and Finding a Home: Innsbruck’s History of Migration…’
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A three-part exhibition on Domplatz – 14 March to 31 May 2019Leaving home and finding a new home. Stories of migration in Innsbruck. Part 1: Who wouldn’t want to live here?
Discussions about migration are often emotionally charged, reduced to specific problems, and emphasise the division between ‘us’ and ‘them’. The Innsbruck City Archives/City Museum, in collaboration with the University of Innsbruck, presented the exhibition ‘Leaving and Finding a Home: Innsbruck’s History of Migration…’
