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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Att levandegöra ett museum : med hjälp av medieteknik

WANNERÖ AVRAMIDOU, LINDA, RENNEMARK, MARIA January 2017 (has links)
I detta kandidatarbete undersöker vi hur man med medieteknik kan levandegöra och väcka liv i ett museum där utvecklingen idag nästintill står still. Barn och ungdomar har en bristfällig interaktion med museet idag och därför blev vår utmaning att se till hur vi, med deras hjälp, kan väcka deras intresse och med medietekniken som verktyg knyta nya och starkare relationer däremellan. Museet har en begränsad budget vilket utmanade oss att hitta en lösning som är hållbar och klarar att överleva på sikt utan pengar som stöd. Vi undersöker vägar att ta oss fram genom design workshops där vi skapar tillsammans med barnen och ungdomarna för att skapa ett “happy place”. Vi undersöker teknik, såsom Parallax Scrolling, att arbeta med och som kan vara passande för att skapa nytt liv. Vi ger utrymme för ett nytt sätt att tänka och idéer som kan gynna i flera led. Nyckelord: Barnens museum, medieteknik, webbplats, designworkshop, parallax scrolling.
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Spacializing narratives: informing the adaptive reuse of the St-Boniface Fire Hall No.1

Moquin, Marianne 21 December 2011 (has links)
This interior design practicum investigates how narratives linked to the St-Boniface Fire Hall No.1, located in Winnipeg, can inform its adaptive reuse. Its oral history gathered in part through interviewing past users is spacialized into a physical realm. Narratives are translated into design elements by utilizing the creative process and analytical framework of the concept of mise en scène. Stories are analyzed and given structure through narratology as a theoretical approach. Post-Museum theory joined the concept of mise en scène by encouraging the visitors to become part of a living museum through sharing stories, thus becoming performers themselves. By utilizing narratives as a foundation, the interior weaves the existing heritage structure with new design interventions, therefore preserving the unique character of the building and incorporating its neighboring francophone community. The resulting design solution manifests itself as a mixed typology including a brewpub, an artist in residence studio and, a living museum.
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Spacializing narratives: informing the adaptive reuse of the St-Boniface Fire Hall No.1

Moquin, Marianne 21 December 2011 (has links)
This interior design practicum investigates how narratives linked to the St-Boniface Fire Hall No.1, located in Winnipeg, can inform its adaptive reuse. Its oral history gathered in part through interviewing past users is spacialized into a physical realm. Narratives are translated into design elements by utilizing the creative process and analytical framework of the concept of mise en scène. Stories are analyzed and given structure through narratology as a theoretical approach. Post-Museum theory joined the concept of mise en scène by encouraging the visitors to become part of a living museum through sharing stories, thus becoming performers themselves. By utilizing narratives as a foundation, the interior weaves the existing heritage structure with new design interventions, therefore preserving the unique character of the building and incorporating its neighboring francophone community. The resulting design solution manifests itself as a mixed typology including a brewpub, an artist in residence studio and, a living museum.
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Proposta de categorização dos ex-votos do casarão : o museu vivo do Padre Cícero em Juazeiro do Norte-CE.

Brito, Carla Façanha de 13 February 2012 (has links)
Made available in DSpace on 2015-04-16T15:23:17Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 arquivototal.pdf: 1685408 bytes, checksum: cfd15f557fa4767f051d681dcf916a0b (MD5) Previous issue date: 2012-02-13 / Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior - CAPES / The genesis of the extension ex-votos dating back to Greek and Roman people and brings in its semantic recognition of faith as embodied in the pieces that symbolize an received grace, or to be achieved, or asking for protection, being it related to healing of a disease or something else. The ex-votos can take a wide variety of forms: replicas of body parts, pictures, photos, clothing etc., deposited in churches, chapels or sacred museums. In Juazeiro do Norte-CE, the Living Museum of Father Cicero, popularly known as Big House , has a rich collection of ex-votos, becoming a space heritage, that represents the cultural and religious memory references. This study is characterized as a qualitative, descriptive, based on the content analysis, in symbolic interactionism and ethnomethodology, with the following research problems: what types of ex-votos can be found in the Living Museum of Father Cicero Juazeiro do Norte-CE? How to enforce a categorization model that enables the establish the memory of the museum's collection, which makes possible the treatment, the organization, representation, access, and retrieval of information expressed in votive offerings deposited there, taking into account the wealth and diversity of these pieces? The purpose of this study was to: analyze the discourse imaging of the Living Museum of Father Cicero of Juazeiro do Norte-CE, represented by its ex-votos, for the preparation of a model of categorization based on the Aristotelian categorization, for an indexal representation. The results of this study show that in this museum there are several categories of ex-votos that need to be arranged from the Information Science view and the use of the Aristotelian categories as a musicological terminology may bring contributions to the effective information retrieval in museum space. / A gênese da extensão ex-votos remonta aos povos gregos e romanos e traz em sua semântica o reconhecimento de fé, sendo materializado nas peças que simbolizam o agradecimento de uma graça alcançada, a ser alcançada, ou pedido de proteção, seja ele referente à cura de uma doença ou outra coisa. Os ex-votos podem se apresentar de formas diversas: réplicas de partes do corpo, quadros, fotos, vestimentas etc., colocados nas igrejas, capelas ou em museus sacros. Em Juazeiro do Norte, o Museu Vivo do Padre Cícero, conhecido popularmente como Casarão, é constituído por um rico acervo de ex-votos, tornando-se um espaço de patrimônio, representando referências da memória cultural e religiosa. O estudo em foco caracteriza-se como pesquisa qualitativa, de natureza descritiva, apoiado na análise de conteúdo, no interacionismo simbólico e na etnometodologia, tendo os seguintes problemas de pesquisa: quais os tipos de ex-votos encontrados no Museu Vivo do Padre Cícero em Juazeiro do Norte- CE? Como efetivar um modelo de categorização que possibilite estabelecer a memória do acervo desse museu, que viabilize o tratamento, a organização, a representação, o acesso, e a recuperação da informação expressados nos ex-votos ali depositados, levando-se em conta a riqueza e diversidade dessas peças? O objetivo geral foi: analisar o discurso imagético do acervo do Museu Vivo do Padre Cícero em Juazeiro do Norte-CE, representado na figura dos ex-votos, na perspectiva de elaboração de um modelo de categorização baseado na categorização aristotélica, visando à representação indexal. Os resultados demonstram que nesse museu existem várias categorias de peças ex-votivas que precisam ser organizadas conforme as ferramentas do campo da Ciência da Informação e que a aplicabilidade das categorias aristotélicas apoiada no uso de uma terminologia musicológica poderá trazer contribuições efetivas para a recuperação da informação no espaço museológico.

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