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MOM. Museo Oltre Museo. Unione Europea. Next Generation EU, PRIN 2022. Progetto «Museo oltre Museo - MOM»

Authors: Fabbrizzi fabio; Ricci Andrea; Luschi Cecilia;

MOM. Museo Oltre Museo. Unione Europea. Next Generation EU, PRIN 2022. Progetto «Museo oltre Museo - MOM»

Abstract

Un osservatorio privilegiato sulla declinazione dell’idea contemporanea di museo che la ricerca PRIN persegue. Esiti nei quali è possibile comprendere come l’architettura e l’arte, gli ambienti e le opere siano le categorie precipue e indispensabili nella ridefinizione dello spazio museale, urbano e ambientale. Categorie capaci di rivelare nella loro correlazione una nuova prospettiva formale e temporale, in grado di restituire valore alla dimensione “sacrale” del museo, legata all’istituzione ma anche all’esperienza di fruizione, pur mantenendo intatta tutta l’apertura necessaria nei confronti della società plurale. A privileged observatory on the declination of the contemporary idea of ​​the museum that PRIN research pursues. These results make it possible to understand how architecture and art, environments and works of art, are the primary and indispensable categories in the redefinition of museum, urban, and environmental space. These categories, through their correlation, reveal a new formal and temporal perspective, capable of restoring value to the "sacred" dimension of the museum, linked to the institution but also to the experience of its use, while maintaining intact all the necessary openness towards a plural society.

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Italy
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Museo; progetto; rappresentazione; disegno

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