Experience the Kaiserpanorama in motion
- Date 02.06.2024
- Time 14:00 - 15:00
- Fee Free
- Location FOMU
The Kaiserpanorama is a masterpiece of the FOMU collection that is once again on public display after a thorough restoration, in the exhibition Dirk Braeckman - Echtzeit. Every first Sunday of the month, you can see the Kaiserpanorama in motion. .
Created in 1905, it was then a modern machine, an 'automaton', designed to bring a photographic spectacle in 3D to a mass audience. The stools surrounding the viewing box can seat 25 people at a time to enjoy the magic of three-dimensional images.
Every first Sunday of the month, you can see the Kaiserpanorama in motion. Experience how the Kaiserpanorama was used in the early 20th century. Take a seat on one of the stools and watch the stereo images one by one as they rotate. It takes about 15 minutes to see all the images.
Practical information
- Reservations are not necessary, join us between 2pm and 3pm with your museum ticket.
- Every first Sunday of the month, betweem 2 and 3 pm
- A FOMU guide is present to answer all your questions about this special museum piece.
