Exhibition on 50 years of Bravo opens in Fribourg
On November 24, the Gutenberg Museum in Fribourg opened an exhibition dedicated entirely to the youth magazine Bravo: 50 years of Bravo, that's fifty years of youth culture and music history.
On November 24, the Gutenberg Museum in Fribourg opened an exhibition dedicated entirely to the youth magazine Bravo: 50 years of Bravo, that's fifty years of youth culture and music history.
On August 26, 1956, the first issue of a new magazine called Bravo - Zeitschrift für Film und Fernsehen was published. Since then, Bravo has influenced entire generations like no other publication in the German-speaking world. The exhibition in Fribourg now pays tribute to this "extraordinary documentation of the time and thus of contemporary history".
In addition to Bravo magazines from past decades and star cuts, there are also original items of clothing, records, cassettes and CDs from the respective era. Pinball machines, a jukebox and simulated living situations allow visitors to immerse themselves in the memories of their own youth, as the museum's press release states.
On August 26, 1956, the first issue of a new magazine called Bravo - Zeitschrift für Film und Fernsehen was published. Since then, Bravo has influenced entire generations like no other publication in the German-speaking world. The exhibition in Fribourg now pays tribute to this "extraordinary documentation of the time and thus of contemporary history".
In addition to Bravo magazines from past decades and star cuts, there are also original items of clothing, records, cassettes and CDs from the respective era. Pinball machines, a jukebox and simulated living situations allow visitors to immerse themselves in the memories of their own youth, as the museum's press release states.
