Examing "Scenography" concept in museum exhibition designs
2018
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Advisor: Doç. Dr. Emine Önel Kurt
Abstract (EN)
"Scenography", which develops in the museums, is based on exhibition strategies on transforming into spatial experimentation in various ways and provide a permenently experiences. It aims to create a layered narrative by taking scenography, which develops fragile, dynamic, sensual relations between artists and audience in the museum space, as a process that follows storytelling and dramaturgy in exhibition and works between objects. Scenography uses new display technologies to transform the museum into a body-oriented interactive multimedia narrative venue. Thus, while visiting encourages intense understanding, it provides deeper and lasting versatile emotional experiences. With thesis, it was aimed to contribute to understanding the concept of "Scenography" developed in the museums and the scope and elements covered by the concept of "Scenography" are included. . In this context, examples of exhibitions influenced by "Scenography", which aims at a new approach to exhibition design strategies that are changing in today's museum and aimed at the form born of content, have been examined.
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Neyran Günüçer
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Neyran Günüçer (Master Thesis). Examing "Scenography" concept in museum exhibition designs, 2018, Yıldız Technical University.
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