Visiting the Art Museum: A Journey Toward Participation

ISBN-13: 9783031120886 / Angielski / Twarda / 2023 / 185 str.

Eleonora Redaelli

Opis

Visiting the Art Museum: A Journey Toward Participation is a book about the visitor experience. It is written as a companion for visitors to and inside the art museum. The volume engages readers in transforming a common experience, the museum visit, into a sophisticated epistemological inquiry. The study of the visitor experience through an epistemological approach consists of the untangling of the academic disciplines that study and inform each step of this experience: urban studies, architecture, design, art history, art education, and nonprofit management. This journey follows a transformative bottom-up trajectory from experiential to epistemological, and, finally, reveals itself as empowering. The book unfolds as an edited volume, with chapters by different authors who are enthusiastic scholars in each discipline and addresses undergraduate students as citizens, master’s students as professionals, and scholars as teachers and researchers. Each reader will discover a kaleidoscopic world made of ideas, values, and possibilities for participation.

Spis treści

1.      1.  The Art Museum: An Interdisciplinary Space Across Disciplines, Gabriele Pasqui,  Eleonora Redaelli, .- 2. Visitors and Museum studies: Serving the Publics, Seph Rodney.- 3. Contemporary Cities and Urban Studies: Museums under Planning Perspectives, Davide Ponzini.- 4. Buildings and Architecture: Typologies that Defy Definition, Zachary Jones, Marzia Loddo.- 5. Exhibitions and Interior Architecture: The Thread of the Speech,  Roberto Gigliotti, Francesca Lanz, Jacopo Leveratto.- 6.   Programs and Art Education, Dana Kletchka.- 7. Artworks and Art History: Problematizing Good Art, Akiko Walley.- 8..  Participation and Management: Towards Inclusive Governance, James Bradburne.- 9.  The Art Museum Across Disciplines: In Class and Beyond, Eleonora Redaelli.

O autorze

Eleonora Redaelli is Associate Professor in the School of Planning, Public Policy and Management, at University of Oregon, USA. Her research explores issues of cultural policy linked to the arts, humanities, and historic preservation.