Description
This book,
- Uses the concept of assemblage to unpack relations between visitors, artists, museum staff, and the museum’s nonhuman components, providing an analytical framework that celebrates the complexity of museums today.
- takes the Museum of Old and New Art (Mona) in Tasmania as its primary case study but situates it in global trends by drawing on a range of examples from art museums across Australia, New Zealand, Europe and East Asia.
- provides insight into how perceptions around engagement are enabled and constrained in the context of different museums and highlights the necessity of an analytical framework that accommodates the complexity and multiplicity of the contemporary museum landscape.
- is valuable for students and researchers in museum studies, art history, curatorial studies and cultural studies.
Book Information
ISBN 9781032492049
Author Jasmin Pfefferkorn
Format Hardback
Page Count 116
Imprint Taylor & Francis Ltd
Publisher Taylor & Francis Ltd
