Museum Flashcards
A museum must _______
- be organized
- be permanent
- be non profit
- have educational or aesthetic purpose
- employ professional staff
- own and utilize objects
- care for exibit objects on a regular schedule
what is a common demoninator of all museums?
unique contribution to the public by collecting,preserving and interpreting things of this world
Encyclopedia exhibitons surveys objects by ____
- era/location/ manufacture (antquities)
- cultural region/ period produced
- media
- use (ig instruments)
- context
- monograph- single artist
- providence (reuniting private collection)
- use objects to illustrate historical narratives
Discurisive exhibitions
*discursive- digressing from subject to subject.
- depart from historical narratives
- refute and/or reposition of objects meaning
- emphasizes the curatorial (relating to the selection and organization of a museum or other collection.) perspective
- use objects to illustrate an abstact idea, theory or premise
How is exhibitions success measured?
- By its content:
- theme
- objects
- how objects are displayed
- how objects are interpreted - By the numbers:
- visibles
- membership, donations, revenue
- “firsts” “ most” “only” - by its influence
What is the the exibiton developement?
i. select theme ( must adhere to museums mission)
ii. curate and interpret the exhibition
iii. install exhibition
iiii. fund and promote the exhibition
types of Print making
stencil and screen painting i.g posters, shirts with letters on it
Silk can be used: fabric is placed on wood and then use a stencil
Reliefs: woodcuts
history painting
out of bible history
portraits
important depicitions of important people
genre painting
scenes from everyday life (people, animal, touches of still life, bits of landscape)
animal painting found mainly in ____
europe
still life
consists of materalistic things that you wont have after death
sculptures include ____
carving modeling casting assembly earth works installations and multi media
Landscape
basically anything that is found in physical geography