PPT-The Vatican Museums

Located in Vatican City Italy By David Ochoa Sections and exhibits In the Vatican Museums there are multiple exhibits ranging from 18 th century mosaic artworks and collections of contemporary artworks to uniforms of the papal guard and apartments of notorious popes such as that of Pius V and Alexander VI. Lessons and Legacies Volume III Memory Memorialization and Denial Monument Builders Modern Architecture and Death Exhibiting Dilemmas Issues of Representation at the Smithsonian Hiroshima in History and Memory Twilight Memories Marking Time in a Cul In particular the article looks at the implications for museums of the shift in emphasis within state ideology from socialism to patriotisma shift that has been particularly marked since the early 1990s Museums in contemporary China are officially d 2. ND. VATICAN COUNCIL. Vatican Council, Second, more commonly known as Vatican II. From 1962-1965, the 21. st. ecumenical council of the Roman Catholic Church assembled by . Pope . John XXIII . and continued under . What is it? . Ecumenisum. is a desire to bring all Christians together into the unity for which Jesus prayed: . ‘May they all be one…’ John 17:21. A . movement. aimed at promoting unity or cooperation among Christians throughout the . Working Together. Anna Bryant. Bath Museums Co-ordinator. Bath Museums 2015. Structure. Core partnership of 4 museum organisations, encompassing the ‘big 6’ museums in Bath (and 3 smaller sites). Ms. Regan. Church History. In . 1958 . Pope John XXIII. . realized . that the Church needed a new approach to the people of the world that she was called to serve.. Pope Saint John XXIII called Vatican Council II, an Ecumenical Council, to address the role of the Church in the world in light of modern issues.. The Modern Age 1789-Present. Larry . Fraher. For Discussion. What do you know about the ‘enlightenment’?. What is positive?. What is negative?. The Enlightenment. Reason becomes the measure of all. Short. History. o. f. Christianity. Part 6. Enthusiasm & Doubt. The story so far. Jewish -> Christian identity shift. Formation through persecution. Institutionalization. First signs of official public role. Annual Meeting, May 2014. Moderator. : . Andrea Michelbach. Presenters: . Laura . Musikanski. , Melanie . Kwong. , . Paul . Thistle . (in absentia). , Charlotte Montgomery . (in absentia) . Happiness, . Tim . Kotchin. 6 E form. Armory Chamber. Assumption Cathedral. Archangel Cathedral. Ivan the Great Bell – Tower Complex. Parts of the Moscow Kremlin. You can know Russian History and History of Moscow in the Kremlin.. By Kevin Hampton. Dogon Village. http://www.greatbuildings.com/buildings/Dogon_Village.html. Dogon Village. It is a one of a kind showing of a true African building in Mali Africa it is made of all stuff that you can find in the wild and nature. Plus this building represents all the meaning and heart that the Africans put into there work. So it is a showing of using what is at hand and building a house of nothing but mud, earth and thatched roofs. So I have to say this is simply a style that we call African Vernacular. It is a tourist attraction now but it is the pride of the African people and much more then a tourist trap. The main reasons why I picked this is it shows what African buildings look like and what there houses are like. Plus we need an African building to be in this exhibit as a tribute to them and their history.. Dog Collar Museum. This has to be one of the weirdest museums EVER. All the dog collars are from the medieval times. The collection they have spans over five centuries. This is a very weird museum I mean a dog collar museum?. : funeral container for a corpse. Resurrection images absent = mysterious religion. Expensive!. Roman Christians. Sarcophagus of . Junius. . Bassus. 359 CE. (. Vatican City). Paintings . The Last Supper. “Let Us Pray: The Liturgical Life of the Church” Thursday, February 7, 2013 © 2/7/2013, Jeffrey Bame – Content of this presentation may not be used without explicit permission. “Let Us Pray: The Liturgical Life of the Church”