MusLi (Museums Literacy) - Fondazione Fitzcarraldo
MusLi (Museums Literacy) - Fondazione Fitzcarraldo
MusLi (Museums Literacy) - Fondazione Fitzcarraldo
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„MOTORWAY FROM A MOLE’S VIEW”<br />
Key points of interest<br />
<strong>MusLi</strong> - No qualifications needed: museums and new audiences<br />
motivation<br />
The project demonstrated success in raising and strengthening motivation in the participants.<br />
This temporary exhibition was about excavations and their discoveries along the new motorway<br />
being built to their city, so the topic related to people’s everyday lives and future. What is more,<br />
as the title suggests the whole exhibition was presented from the perspective of an animal (a<br />
mole), which implied the use of humour and simple language in the exhibition.<br />
communication/contact (channels, spaces, strategies)<br />
The project was successful in reaching and involving the target audience. A great deal of the<br />
communication was based on inviting relatives and friends of the people working (even if temporarily)<br />
at the excavations.<br />
museums language/mediation<br />
The project was successful in adopting languages and interpretation/mediation strategies appropriate<br />
for the target audience. Excavation finds were presented in straightforward language<br />
with some humour and with lots of graphics. All kinds of workers were represented, including<br />
unskilled labourers.<br />
kind of experience proposed (also additional and supplementary elements to the museum experience<br />
that can be perceived and count as an added value, i.e.: chance for socialising,<br />
learning, entertainment, etc)<br />
The project demonstrated the success of specific types of experiences, activities, attractions,<br />
etc. offered to the public. It is very rare in Hungarian museums to have an exhibition presented<br />
in a humorous tone, so this exhibition was unique in this sense. Also participants of the excavations<br />
were invited to guide their friends in the exhibition, which made it even more personal for<br />
visitors.<br />
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