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Kunst um 1800Die Ausstellungsreihe Kunst um 1800 prgte Debatten uber die Praxis des Kuratierens sowie die gesellschaftliche Relevanz von Kunst, die bis heute nachwirken, und revidierte Narrative der europischen Kunstgeschichte. Realisiert in neun Teilen zwischen 197481 an der Hamburger Kunsthalle unter der Regie des damaligen Direktors Werner Hofmann stellte der Zyklus auf bahnbrechende Weise die tiefgreifenden Umwlzungen am Beginn des 19. Jahrhunderts in den
Die Ausstellungsreihe Kunst um 1800 prägte Debatten über die Praxis des Kuratierens sowie die gesellschaftliche Relevanz von Kunst, die bis heute nachwirken, und revidierte Narrative der europäischen Kunstgeschichte. Realisiert in neun Teilen zwischen 1974–81 an der Hamburger Kunsthalle unter der Regie des damaligen Direktors Werner Hofmann stellte der Zyklus auf bahnbrechende Weise die tiefgreifenden Umwälzungen am Beginn des 19. Jahrhunderts in den Mittelpunkt.Kunst um 1800 war Forschungsprojekt, Ausstellungsexperiment, Feier der Bildkünste und politische Stellungnahme. Im Zuge der Etablierung einer streitbaren Demokratie in den 1970er-Jahre arbeitete die Reihe die Wirkmacht von Kunstwerken im »Zeitalter der Revolutionen« heraus. Im Zentrum standen Künstler, die mit den Konventionen ihrer Zeit brachen: Ossian, Caspar David Friedrich, Johann Heinrich Füssli, William Blake, Johan Tobias Sergel, William Turner, Philipp Otto Runge, John Flaxman und Francisco Goya.
Der Band dokumentiert mit großem Detailreichtum alle Ausstellungen von Kunst um 1800 – ein Prozess in neun Etappen, der in den aktuellen Betrachtungen zur Geschichte der Kunstausstellung fehlt. Zahlreiche Autor*innen aus Kunst- und Kulturgeschichte werfen einen kritischen Blick auf die Zeit nach 1968 und bieten neue Sichtweisen auf dieses Jahrzehnt der Experimente.
PETRA LANGE-BERNDT ist Professorin für Moderne und zeitgenössische Kunst am Kunstgeschichtlichen Seminar der Universität Hamburg.
DIETMAR RÜBEL ist Professor für Geschichte und Theorie der Kunst an der Akademie der Bildenden Künste München. Gemeinsam haben sie zahlreiche Ausstellungen kuratiert und Bücher publiziert.
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★★★★★ 5
Good looking shelves and easy install - skip the included drywall anchors
Color: Black, Number Of Shelves: 2, Size: 22in
I installed these shelves in a bedroom to get things off my dresser and some decor. Once mounted they look really nice. The black finish looks clean and modern and they blend in well with the room.
Installation was pretty straightforward. The metal bracket mounts to the wall first and then the shelf slides over the bracket. As long as you take your time lining things up it’s a simple project.
One thing I strongly recommend is not using the white plastic self-drilling drywall anchors that come with the kit. I’ve used that style before on other projects and they tend to strip out easily and leave larger holes in drywall. I used better anchors instead and the shelves mounted much more securely.
The rest of the hardware worked fine and once installed the shelves feel solid and hold items well.
Pros
- Clean modern look
- Easy installation
- Feels solid once mounted
- Good size for books or decor
Cons
- The small level included isn’t very accurate — use your own level
- One of the metal brackets was slightly bent out of the box but straightened out easily
Helpful tip:
Use your own level and better drywall anchors if you have them. It makes installation easier and the shelves will mount much more securely.
Final thoughts:
For the price these are nice looking floating shelves that install easily and work well for light storage and decor.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Cheap, and effective!
Color: Black, Number Of Shelves: 4, Size: 15.7in
Looks good, works great, low cost. I'll be purchasing more in the future.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Cute for coffee bar!
Color: Black, Number Of Shelves: 4, Size: 15.7in
Great for above my coffee bar. Easy to mount and align. Seems stable!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Great shelves, strong, secure, sturdy, decent size, unbeatable price.
Color: White, Number Of Shelves: 4, Size: 15.7in
Easy installation fits where we wanted them. Stable strong secure snug fit. Cleans easily with dust wipe. I would recommend buying these.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2026
★★★★★ 3
The shelves sag away from the wall overtime
Color: White, Number Of Shelves: 2, Size: 15.7in, Color: White, Number Of Shelves: 2, Size: 15.7in
Although the wood quality and finish of the shelf are clean and well-made, the main issue is that the shelves begin to sag over time while holding around 10 pounds, even though the product listing claims they can support up to 20 pounds. They may perform better on a brick wall, but on drywall you should be cautious.
To fix the problem, I had to purchase floating shelf brackets for support, which solved the sagging issue. However, this defeats the purpose of the “floating” aesthetic. Since the shelf is in my bedroom, I can overlook it, but I personally wouldn’t install these in a common area if I wanted a clean floating look.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2026