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Curator, 2023 Abstract This contribution explores the relationship between performance and art museum practice, through a creative practice‐led approach, as part of a collaboration with MUVE, Fondazione dei Musei Civici in Venice. The focus here is on the exploration of performance opportunities embedded in the museography of the case study institutions ...
Jacek Ludwig Scarso
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Social Museography and Sustainable Historical Heritage
Sustainability, 2022 The Sustainable Development Goals set by the United Nations in the 2030 agenda point out the need to safeguard cultural heritage and the importance of convergence towards quality education. Through different museum projects (between 2010 and 2021), the DIDPATRI research group of the University of Barcelona has developed heritage museum models following
Isabel Boj Cullell +2 more
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Adaptive reuse of military establishments as museums: conservation vs. museography [PDF]
WIT Transactions on the Built Environment, 2014 The preservation of historic buildings is important since they are social and cultural evidence of the past. In their lifetime, historic buildings may lose their function and become abandoned. Adaptive reuse is a way for a historic building to survive by changing the function according to the needs of its region.
Günçe, Ka?an, Mısırlısoy, Damla
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Priming semantico e museografia / Semantic priming and museography
Il Capitale Culturale: Studies on the Value of Cultural Heritage, 2012 Il priming è una tipologia di memoria implicita che facilita l’apprendimento di stimoli di diversa natura (stimoli visivi, semantici, etc.). Un allestimento museale che adotti strumenti basati sul priming potrebbe aiutare il pubblico a selezionare i ...
Annalisa Banzi
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Research, project, implementation. The case study of the former Riganti Tannery in Rome
Agathón, 2021 While the recovery of monumental buildings is now customary, less obvious is the recovery of the built non-monumental heritage as a result of a historization of events and economic and social activities occurred over time.
Andrea Grimaldi, Valeria Sansoni
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Revue d’Histoire des Sciences Humaines, 2023 This piece traces the relationship between medieval studies on one hand, and studies of French folklore, popular arts and ethnology on the other, following the thread laid by national museums, where they were largely developed: the Musée d’Ethnographie ...
Raphaël Bories, Marie-Charlotte Calafat
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Voir l’art de l’Antiquité classique. De l’obscurité des contextes originaux à la lumière du musée ?
Perspective, 2023 This essay analyzes the contrast between the way art objects of ancient Greece are now displayed in the brightly lit spaces of museums, which (ideally) aspire to make them as visible as possible, and the contexts these objects come from.
Nikolaus Dietrich
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La maison-musée de Corneille à Petit-Couronne : mise en scène de l’écrivain à demeure
Culture & Musées, 2019 The paper analyses how Pierre Corneille’s museum, which is the first of the kind in France, was founded in his home, in Petit Couronne, near Rouen (Normandy).
Marie-Clémence Régnier
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A Museographic Approach to Geographical Indicated Handicrafts and Sample of Ankara [PDF]
Ankara Araştırmaları Dergisi, 2020 It is important that tangible and intangible examples of cultural heritage be integrally preserved for reasons of continuity, mutual benefit, and reinforcement.
Ayşem YANAR, Ceren KARADENİZ
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Les Cahiers de l'École du Louvre, 2023 While an exhibition is above all an arrangement of objects in space, the question of the impact of that arrangement on visitors’ understanding has been of little interest to specialists. However, the simple choice of objects and their arrangement already
Mathilde Champmartin
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