The use of technologies in the context of museums and cultural institutions is a topic that helps bring a focus to the myriad of representational, interactive and informational forms these milieu allow. Combined with developments in the public take-up of mobile technologies and networked media and communications, technologies used in representing and producing culture cause us to re-imagine and reinvent the role of cultural institutions in a technological society. This case study sourcebook is a snapshot, a distillation of contemporary practice by museums and cultural institutions, along with commentary, critique and best practice reflections by interdisciplinary-researchers from the European Museums in an Age of Migrations (MeLa) project.
Representing Museum Technologies
LUPO, ELEONORA
2012-01-01
Abstract
The use of technologies in the context of museums and cultural institutions is a topic that helps bring a focus to the myriad of representational, interactive and informational forms these milieu allow. Combined with developments in the public take-up of mobile technologies and networked media and communications, technologies used in representing and producing culture cause us to re-imagine and reinvent the role of cultural institutions in a technological society. This case study sourcebook is a snapshot, a distillation of contemporary practice by museums and cultural institutions, along with commentary, critique and best practice reflections by interdisciplinary-researchers from the European Museums in an Age of Migrations (MeLa) project.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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