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Når budskapet fram? - en analys av utställningen Metropolis på Kulturen i Lund

Lundström Nilsson, Belinda (2007)
Archaeology
Abstract
How does the visitor experience the message and symbolism in an archaeological exhibition?

Can they notice hidden elements in the exhibition and what decides if they see it or not?

In my work I studied these things by making an investigation among exhibition visitors that

have much or none knowledge about archaeology and history. I wished to see how well they

can notice this and if knowledge is important for the understanding of the message and the

symbols. The case study takes place at the exhibition Metropolis at Kulturen in Lund, where

the history behind and about the Medieval town of Lund is shown.

My results show that the possibility for understanding the messages and symbolism exist, but

the chances to do so increase with... (More)
How does the visitor experience the message and symbolism in an archaeological exhibition?

Can they notice hidden elements in the exhibition and what decides if they see it or not?

In my work I studied these things by making an investigation among exhibition visitors that

have much or none knowledge about archaeology and history. I wished to see how well they

can notice this and if knowledge is important for the understanding of the message and the

symbols. The case study takes place at the exhibition Metropolis at Kulturen in Lund, where

the history behind and about the Medieval town of Lund is shown.

My results show that the possibility for understanding the messages and symbolism exist, but

the chances to do so increase with knowledge.

My goal was also try to give some guidelines for exhibition which will improve presentation

of the exhibition. To express it shortly this include knowledge, self-awareness and to make

visitor´s studies.

My paper also discuss related things: how exhibitions are made, the visitor, the society versus

the museum, the new growing trend towards the museum as a great experience, the changes

within the museum world and how this affect the future of the archaeological museum. (Less)
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author
Lundström Nilsson, Belinda
supervisor
organization
year
type
H1 - Master's Degree (One Year)
subject
keywords
förmedling,, Kulturen i Lund,, utställningar,, Metropolis- utställningen,, arkeologi,, museeum, Archaeology, Arkeologi
language
Swedish
id
1322268
date added to LUP
2007-12-13 00:00:00
date last changed
2007-12-13 00:00:00
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  abstract     = {{How does the visitor experience the message and symbolism in an archaeological exhibition?

Can they notice hidden elements in the exhibition and what decides if they see it or not?

In my work I studied these things by making an investigation among exhibition visitors that

have much or none knowledge about archaeology and history. I wished to see how well they

can notice this and if knowledge is important for the understanding of the message and the

symbols. The case study takes place at the exhibition Metropolis at Kulturen in Lund, where

the history behind and about the Medieval town of Lund is shown.

My results show that the possibility for understanding the messages and symbolism exist, but

the chances to do so increase with knowledge.

My goal was also try to give some guidelines for exhibition which will improve presentation

of the exhibition. To express it shortly this include knowledge, self-awareness and to make

visitor´s studies.

My paper also discuss related things: how exhibitions are made, the visitor, the society versus

the museum, the new growing trend towards the museum as a great experience, the changes

within the museum world and how this affect the future of the archaeological museum.}},
  author       = {{Lundström Nilsson, Belinda}},
  language     = {{swe}},
  note         = {{Student Paper}},
  title        = {{Når budskapet fram? - en analys av utställningen Metropolis på Kulturen i Lund}},
  year         = {{2007}},
}