Article ID: CBB194338022

Getting Behind the Object We Love the Most: Cars: Accelerating the Modern World Victoria and Albert Museum (Museum Review) (March 2021)

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Recounted through artifacts, primarily automobiles, but also photographs, video, text, and automobile related installations, Cars: Accelerating the Modern World presented a history of the automobile from its beginnings—a restored 1896 Benz—to an imagined future represented by a “flying car.” The exhibition promised to help us navigate possible car futures based on what we can learn from the past.

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Authors & Contributors
Flonneau, Mathieu
Mom, Gijs
Guigueno, Vincent
Gunn, Simon
Mellström, Ulf
Pooley, Colin G.
Journals
Transfers
The Journal of Transport History
Bulletin of Science, Technology & Society
Publishers
Berghahn
Berghahn Books
Bloomsbury Academic
Riverside Publishing Solutions
Loubatières
Chiado Books
Concepts
Automobiles
Land transportation
Mobility
Automobility
Technology and society
Masculinity
Time Periods
20th century
21st century
19th century
20th century, early
20th century, late
Places
Great Britain
Berlin (Germany)
Germany
United States
Paris (France)
Vietnam
Institutions
Nissan Motor Company Ltd.
Google
Victoria and Albert Museum
Volvo Car Corporation
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