22 December 2023

Top Fashion.at Articles 2023 about exhibitions indoors and outdoors covered topics such as inequality, fashion research, design history, diversity,...

Today, Fashion.at reviewed the statistics to find out which articles about exhibitions, whether in museums or outdoors, received the most attention from users. The following ranking shows the ten most viewed articles in this category between January 1st and today, December 22nd. Outdoor exhibitions on social and environmental topics top the list, followed by an exhibition in a museum about the research on a wedding dress.
(Audience 1 Jan - 15 Dec 2023: India 15.46%; China 11.70%; Austria 11.50%; United States 10.15; Bangladesh 7.16%; Indonesia 4.47%; Germany 3.84%; United Kingdom 2.89%; Brazil 2.47%; Netherlands 2.17%;...)

• Public Space: INEQUALITY
  Architect, designer Petra Stelzmüller interprets Ingeborg Bachmann's 'Undine geht' (Undine leaves) with sculpture 'Undine kommt' (Undine is coming) on water pipe in Sigmund Freud Park
  
  
• Landart: ENVIRONMENT
  Land art in Ramsau am Dachstein, Styria: Sustainable sculptures by international artists on the Rittisberg summit hike
  
  
• Museum: FASHION HISTORICAL RESEARCH
  Imperial Carriage Museum at Schloss Schönbrunn in Vienna provides insights into the ongoing research on the so-called 'Mystery Dress' of Sisi, Empress Elisabeth of Austria
  
  
• Museum: PEACE, NO-WAR
  Exhibition tip with reference to fashion: 'Yoshitomo Nara. All My Little Words' at the Albertina Modern
  
  
• High Alpine Road: AUSTRIAN DESIGN HISTORY
  Where Ferry Porsche tested once his cars and Ferdi Porsche runs the new 'Mankei' hut: An exhibition of Austrian design history and visions for the future at the Grossglockner High Alpine Road
  
  
• Museum: GENDER ROLES, IDENTITY
  Insights into the exhibition 'On Stage - All the Art World's a Stage' at mumok in Vienna with points of contact with the fashion and entertainment industry
  
  
• Museum: DIVERSITY
  MK&G Hamburg's 'I.M Possible' exhibition explores the promotion of diversity through fashion by designers like Vivienne Westwood, Martin Margiela or Iris van Herpen
  
  
• Public Space: PEACE
  Vienna Insight: Installation of a Shabbat table of the 'Bring Them Home Now' initiative at the Judenplatz
  
  
• Museum: FOOTBALL
  The Jewish Museum Vienna presents the living history of football in European top clubs in the exhibition 'Super Jews - Jewish Identity in the Football Stadium'
  
  
• University Lab: TEXTILES
  Vienna Insight: The exhibition 'Threads of Life' presents the theme 'Textiles' and provokes thoughts about the human lifespan and materials as survival tools; Fashion.at asked DALL-E for a visualization.