FNG Research is the open-access web magazine of the Finnish National Gallery for art museum and art history professionals internationally.

In Issue 3/2024, we explore the birth of the ‘Gothic Modern’ exhibition at the Ateneum Art Museum and the Jacopo Bassano exhibition at the Sinebrychoff Art Museum, both based on extensive research projects. You can read about donation of the Julien Leclercq Archive to the Finnish National Gallery, and three peer reviewed articles realated to Ateneum's research project ‘Crossing Borders’ about the transnational networks of pioneering women artists of the 19th century. The magazine also contains instructions on how to apply for a research internship at the Finnish National Gallery for the year 2025.

Contents:

SAARA HACKLIN: Editorial: From Ideas to Exhibitions: The Different Timespans of Museum Work
GILL CRABBE: Gothic Modern: From Darkness to Light
LAURA GUTMAN: The Julien Leclercq Archive: A Cultural Transfer between France and Finland
GILL CRABBE: Major Bassano Exhibition Comes to Helsinki
JESSICA SJÖHOLM SKRUBBE: Transnational Spaces of Possibility: Swedish Women Artists in German-Speaking Europe
BAIBA VANAGA: Baltic Women Artists in German Artists’ Colonies in the Late 19th and Early 20th Centuries
OANA-MARIA CIONTU: The First Generation of Women Artists in Romanian Spaces: Education, Travel and Networking
Call for Research Interns 2025

More information: https://research.fng.fi/category/issues/2024-no-3