Special Exhibition: Unheard Unexplored

Description

In 2023/24, under the motto "Collect, Participate, Exhibit," the public was invited to provide Kreuzlingen objects for the "Stadtlabor" exhibition. Supplemented with our own objects, we showcased a broad spectrum of topics and the diversity of the collection. At the same time, it became clear during the project how much is still little or not researched at all. With our "new stories from the Stadtlabor," we now take a step further: We present impressive, touching, and mysterious objects from the depot and new additions that awaken the spirit of research – ours and, in the sense of "Citizen Science," also that of the citizens. What is the story behind the suitcase sent from Kreuzlingen to Lübeck in 1951 and rediscovered in 2023? Are the photographs contained within testimonies of a flight story between Lake Constance and the Baltic Sea? Which trail leads from Venice to the high altar of the Emmishofer Church of St. Stephan? And we marvel at how a Kreuzlingen physics teacher wanted to explain the world to children.

Highlights

• Exhibition with objects from the public
• Mysterious and touching exhibits
• Focus on Citizen Science and local history

General Information

The special exhibition at the Rosenegg Museum shows a variety of objects collected as part of the "Stadtlabor" project. Visitors can discover impressive and mysterious finds that tell local history and research stories.

Location

Bärenstrasse 6, 8280 Kreuzlingen, Schweiz

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