2021
DOI: 10.3917/arco.gob.2021.01
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“…In the field of museology, talking about lighting in museums is often seen as a concern solely for curators, specifically in terms of preventive conservation (Thomson, 1978;Brill, 1980;Ambrose & Paine, 1993;Cuttle, 2007)-lighting is here understood as the technique or art of mastering natural and artificial sources of light to respond to an expressed need (Ezrati, 2014, p. 156). Rarely have museologists delved into the question of lighting as a distinct and autonomous object of interest, carrying meaning and emotion (Gabus, 1965;Rivière, 1989;Gob & Drouguet, 2003).…”
Section: Illuminating Museums From Design To Experiencementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the field of museology, talking about lighting in museums is often seen as a concern solely for curators, specifically in terms of preventive conservation (Thomson, 1978;Brill, 1980;Ambrose & Paine, 1993;Cuttle, 2007)-lighting is here understood as the technique or art of mastering natural and artificial sources of light to respond to an expressed need (Ezrati, 2014, p. 156). Rarely have museologists delved into the question of lighting as a distinct and autonomous object of interest, carrying meaning and emotion (Gabus, 1965;Rivière, 1989;Gob & Drouguet, 2003).…”
Section: Illuminating Museums From Design To Experiencementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In general, museum categorization in literature (Gob, Drouguet, 2007;Leka, 2017;Maroević, 1993;Perić, 2011; The Law of Museum Activities in Bosnia and Herzegovina; AIM) is based on a variety of aspects: content (general-multidisciplinary, and thematic-specialized); accommodation type and its location (e.g., in facilities or outdoors; facility: purpose-built, authentic facility, adapted, etc. ); management and ownership (state, private); museum size (geographic area; number of visitors; the number of artefacts; the number of collections and items; the number of exhibitions; the size of the exhibition space, etc.…”
Section: The Concept Of Museum Activity In Bosnia and Herzegovinamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Le musée se définit également comme « toute collection permanente composée de biens donc la conservation revête un intérêt public et organisé en vue de la connaissance, de l'éducation et du plaisir du public ». En son article 2, cette loi assigne au musée les missions suivantes : la culture ; de contribuer aux progrès de la connaissance et de la recherche ainsi qu'à leur diffusion 13 . Fort de ce qui précède, l'on peut déduire que le musée est au service du développement endogène des communautés dont il conserve les témoignages et permet l'expression de la vie culturelle.…”
Section: Définitions Des Concepts Clésunclassified