Sonderausstellungen in den Räumen des Fachgebiets Religionswissenschaft
| God Posters
(2004-2005) The exhibition is the result of a museum exercise by the Department of the Study of Religions which took place during the summer semester 2004 under leadership of HD Dr. habil. Peter J. Bräunlein. The selection of the exhibited objects as well as the introducing texts and the arrangement of the objects were developed by this students project work. (Dr. Peter J. Bräunlein) |
| Islam in Java.
(2004) An exhibition of popular posters from Indonesia (Java) collected by Edith Franke (University of Hannover) and Michael Pye in 2003, illustrating (i) the acculturation of Islam in Java, with special reference to the Walisongo, (ii) the relation to classical themes of Islam and (iii) the way in which Islamic faith and practice is presented to children today. C.f. accompanying catalogue. (Prof. Michael Pye) |
| Ethno-Graphische Experimente.
(2003-2004) This exhibition presented creative artistic works, by students of ethnology and the study of religions in Marburg, based on articles contained in the Museum of Religions and the Museum of Anthropology (Kultur- und Sozialanthropologie) at the University of Marburg and coordinated by Angela Weber. (Dr. Peter J. Bräunlein) |
| Religion and travel culture in Japan / Religion und
Reisekultur in Japan. (2002) An exhibition of maps, posters, etc. relating to religion and travel culture in Japan, designed and assembled by Michael Pye and part of his private collection. C.f. accompanying catalogue. (Prof. Michael Pye) |
| Guadalupenismo und Zivilreligion in Mexiko.
(2001) A series of posters collected in various cities of Mexico by Michael Pye, illustrating a spectrum of religious symbolism from the Guadalupe cult to secularized civil religion, with various stages in between. These posters are now also lodged in the Museum of Religions (Religionskundliche Sammlung). (Prof. Michael Pye) |
| Japanese Summer Festivals / Sommerfeste in Japan.
(1999) Posters relating to matsuri selected and studied by students from a collection of about nearly one hundred posters on this theme. These posters, originally exhibited in Brussels, were donated to the Department of the Study of Religions by Prof. Minoru Sonoda and are lodged (since 1998) in the Museum of Religions (Religionskundliche Sammlung). (Prof. Michael Pye) |
Zu Ausstellungen mit religionswissenschaftlichem Schwerpunkt siehe auch: Religionskundliche Sammlung
