| 释义 |
Definition of museography in English: museographynoun ˌmjuːzɪˈɒɡrəfiˌmyo͞ozēˈäɡrəfē 1 another term for museology Example sentencesExamples - Our proposal for the reorganization of the museum is not a novelty in the museography of the ancient funeral monuments, it is successfully applied in France, Germany, Greece, Hungary etc.
- Content of the team: the team is made up of a solid bunch of designers who will need the following skills: architecture (representative of the team), museography, technical studies, building aconomy.
- It deals with the present practice in museography, which is dedicated to distribution of knowledge and realization of modern scientific researches.
- Aimed at the museum's staff, the formation - seminars, colloquium and study journeys - covers all the museology and museography fields.
- These projects, associated with new technologies, give us the possibility to elaborate proposals concretes for a new museography related to the slow design.
- The course aims at presenting an overview of the most important tools and processes of ethnographic museography, with special attention to the theoretical debates on the subject.
- In contact with biologists, this department is thus able to draw and realize an entire panel of museography presentation.
- 1.1rare The systematic description of objects in museums.
Derivatives adjective His very ambition, in that context, implied a critique of the revolutionary museographic innovations of the first curators at the Louvre in the mid 1790s. Example sentencesExamples - Other literary sources, while providing information about musical matters, tend to be technical, antiquarian, or museographic rather than historical.
adjective Restorations are now completed and we are working intensively on new museographical installations. Example sentencesExamples - The mushrooming of museographical training programmes was not followed by specialised curatorial training.
- From 1779, purchases and museographical projects demonstrate the imminence of its realisation.
- For this reason the exhibition appeals to modern museographical techniques such as interactive experiments, animations and new audiovisual techniques.
- The answer is to use museographical aids: illumination, texts, showcases and supporting material.
Definition of museography in US English: museographynounˌmyo͞ozēˈäɡrəfē 1 another term for museology Example sentencesExamples - In contact with biologists, this department is thus able to draw and realize an entire panel of museography presentation.
- The course aims at presenting an overview of the most important tools and processes of ethnographic museography, with special attention to the theoretical debates on the subject.
- Aimed at the museum's staff, the formation - seminars, colloquium and study journeys - covers all the museology and museography fields.
- Content of the team: the team is made up of a solid bunch of designers who will need the following skills: architecture (representative of the team), museography, technical studies, building aconomy.
- These projects, associated with new technologies, give us the possibility to elaborate proposals concretes for a new museography related to the slow design.
- Our proposal for the reorganization of the museum is not a novelty in the museography of the ancient funeral monuments, it is successfully applied in France, Germany, Greece, Hungary etc.
- It deals with the present practice in museography, which is dedicated to distribution of knowledge and realization of modern scientific researches.
- 1.1rare The systematic description of objects in museums.
|