MuRe: a project in museography networking
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https://doi.org/10.1344/reire2020.13.128684Keywords:
Museum, Education, Culture, Internet networking, InnovationAbstract
INTRODUCTION. The experience of museum-going can be made richer in many ways because represents a key process in educational and cultural development. and MuRe takes this process a step forwards by bringing together countries, people, museums and objects. Created in Uruguay by an international cultural network called the Anilla Cultural Latinoamérica-Europa and selected by the cultural funding agency of Uruguay’s Ministry of Culture and Education, MuRe was launched in 2017. METHOD. MuRe aims to generate an exhibiting, real-time, advanced Internet circuit connecting different institutions, and it combines projects in two areas: cultural intervention and educational research. This article will focus on the project in cultural intervention, describing the main strategies, stakeholders and project content. RESULTS. The participants created an exhibition that could only be visited on the Internet. The participating institutions and audiences did not coexist geographically, but shared the same virtual time and space. DISCUSSION. MuRe’s objects are broadly conceived of as art pieces and heritage objects associated with tangible and intangible culture. They are intended to stimulate processes of IT co-creation.References
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