Brave New Museums

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Way back into Garda

Let` s become wall painting together forever

 

Pull me up

 

Sweet vase o’mine

Aware me by your shining

 

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1. go back to the past by rowing the boat
2. geography of Garda Lake(Google Earth)
3. interaction toy statues
4. collect fossils by using the excavation tools
5. reveal fossils by stepping sand
6. rebuild the original creatures by their skeletons
7. 3D interaction kiosk for rebuilt antiques
8. wipe the ancient objects to let them become newer and newer
9. rebuild the scene of Roma Empire
10. teach people to write ancient roman words and the object will become their souvenirs
11. use different tools to interact with objects according to the age

reference 1: sabbia region (82)
reference 2: archeology (97)
reference 3: excavation tools (85)
reference 4: Paleontology (99)
reference 5: gruppo grotte (84)
reference 6: What has the museum published recently (138)

BMW Museum

Interaction Table / Interaction Book
Interaction Wall

Art Electronica Center LINZ

Tangible Device / Into the moment
Interaction Game

Sound Museum, Vienna

Little Game / Materialize
Into to the moment / Create your own
Tangible Device / Into the moment

Siemens Forum Munich

Interaction Table
Different Way to Guiding

1. Is the content of the museum mainly for whom?
Elementary school students, especially for 8-11 years old children.

2. What people could contribute to this museum?

3. Does the museum have some special or traditional events?
Educational workshop for elementary school students.

4. How long will the museum change or update the content of exhibition?
They change the temporary exhibition area about once a year.

5. What kinds of modality does the museum display their objects?
Mainly by kiosks and elaboration boards.

6. How does the museum use 3D and animated objects rebuild the ancient objects? (technology phase)

7. What kind of fossil does the museum have?
Animal and plants.

8. How people get the information about the content of the museum?

9. What kind of interaction installation does the museum have?

10. How many display space does the museum have? How many are fixed? How many are temporary?
There are 3 floors which are for exhibition; 1^st and 2^nd floor are for fixed exhibition; 3^rd is for temporary exhibition.

11. What is their plan for establishing and using their website later?

12. What kinds of skeleton does the museum have?

13. Is the guide board or display device for personal or public use?
Mainly for public use.

14. What kinds of modality/ materials/ installation will be used in the workshop/education activities?
They use a booklet or a sheet to guide children to learn the history during finding answers, and they can experience how to excavate fossils.

15. What kinds of materials dose the museum lack most?

16. What kinds of materials/modality dose the museum use to guide people?
Narrators, booklets and elaboration boards.

17. What is the history about roman world?

18. Will people get something people can use after visiting the museum?

19. How to teach people to learn ancient roman graffiti ?

20. What kinds of real antiques does the museum have?
Containers, decorations (ex. bracelets), pictures, tools, weapons, objects with dead people.