Strange Things for Strangers: Transcultural Automata in Early Modern Amsterdam

IF 0.4 1区艺术学 0 ART

ART BULLETIN Pub Date : 2021-07-03 DOI:10.1080/00043079.2021.1882811

A. Vanhaelen

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Abstract

Abstract In early modern Amsterdam, inns and taverns were used as innovative exhibition spaces for unusual inventions, including automata. Very few of the artifacts survive, but publicity materials and evidence from travel accounts indicate their renown in the seventeenth century. Often advertised as particularly worthwhile for strangers and foreign visitors to the mercantile city, these attractions mediated cultural diversity and knowledge exchange through pleasure and entertainment. Bringing together locals, travelers, and moving artworks, the mobile dynamics of these sites fostered new ways of interacting in an increasingly interconnected world.

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陌生人的怪事：现代阿姆斯特丹早期的跨文化自动机

摘要在现代阿姆斯特丹早期，客栈和酒馆被用作包括自动机在内的不同寻常发明的创新展览空间。幸存下来的文物很少，但宣传材料和旅行记录中的证据表明，它们在17世纪就很出名。这些景点经常被宣传为对这座商业城市的陌生人和外国游客特别有价值，通过娱乐和娱乐来促进文化多样性和知识交流。这些网站的移动动态将当地人、旅行者和移动艺术品聚集在一起，在一个日益互联的世界中培养了新的互动方式。

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