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Museum-making: Behind and Beyond Architecture Jean-Gabriel LeturcqMuseum expert PhD researcher - CEDEJ (Cairo)
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Museum-making and MuseologyExhibition-designMuseum-designMuseologyExhibition designersArchitectsMuseum expertsCuratorsPolitics, Culture, EconomicsInstitutional ManagementScenario and organization of space
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Museum-Making, a reflexive process: How do architects and museum curators collaborate in making a museum?
How to define priorities of an exhibition scenario?
How can joint expertise contribute to the success of an exhibition?
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Museum-making analysis:
1. Institutional process2. Making the scenario of a Museum exhibition
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The example of Department of Islamic Arts, Muse du Louvre, Paris
1993: Current exhibition2009: Planned exhibtionHow to make a new museum with an old institution?
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Behind the Architecture: Institutional ProcessIs there is a need for a new museum? Why to make a new museum ?
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A history of the exhibition
1925: An encyclopedic Bazaar, sets of the materials
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A history of the exhibition1993: A Geo-chronological approach
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A convincing approach?!?
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Institutional process (2)Which collection might be exhibited? Who is going to fund the new museum?
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The Exhibition Design process:How can exhibition design serve the objects? How to translate concepts in the architectural space? How the exhibition design enables the communication between artifacts and visitors?
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The new exhibition space1993 exhibition: 1300 artifacts on 1 100 m2009: 5000 artifacts on 4 000 mMore space, more objects: is the exhibition better?
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The Louvre Project Rudy Ricciotti (France) + Mario Bellini (Italy)
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Iridescent Cloud
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luminescent covering
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The scenario: design as mediationGround floor Underground floor
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An art of the lightGround level exhibition
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Underground level exhibition
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ConclusionsArchitectural design is a mediator between the artefacts and the visitors
Museum design must respond to artefacts and to an elaborated conceptual program.
Architecture must serve the visitor.