穆切姆保护和资源中心：促进收藏和文化遗产事业

IF 0.4 4区艺术学 0 ART

MUSEUM INTERNATIONAL Pub Date : 2021-01-02 DOI:10.1080/13500775.2021.1956755

Marie-Charlotte Calafat

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摘要The Mucem自2013年2月起在法国注册为国家公共机构。它继承了法国收藏的Trocadéro民族志博物馆（1881年）和国家艺术与传统博物馆（创建于1937年，1975年开放，2005年关闭）。其保护与资源中心（CCR）位于马赛的Belle de Mai社区，由建筑公司Corinne Vezzoni and Associates设计。CCR有四个向公众开放的区域：阅览室、阅览室、展览室和900平方米的储藏室，在8000平方米的存储空间（本身分为17个房间）中容纳了100万件物品和文件。CCR的设计不仅考虑到了收款管理，还旨在协助调解和推广。通过对藏品及其存放空间的概述，本文和案例研究回顾了博物馆过去七年的运营。

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The Mucem’s Centre for Conservation and Resources: Promoting Collections and Cultural Heritage Careers

Abstract The Mucem has been registered as a national public institution in France since February 2013. It inherited the French holdings of the Musée d’Ethnographie du Trocadéro (1881) and the Musée National des Arts et Traditions Populaires (created in 1937, opened in 1975, and closed in 2005). Its Centre for Conservation and Resources (CCR), located in Marseille’s Belle de Mai neighbourhood, was designed by the architectural firm Corinne Vezzoni and Associates. Housing one million objects and documents across 8,000 square metres of storage space (itself divided into 17 rooms), the CCR has four areas that are open to the public: a Viewing Room, a Reading Room, an Exhibition Room, and a 900-square-metre Storage Room. The CCR was designed not only with collection management in mind, but also to assist with mediation and promotion. Through an overview of the collections and the space in which they are housed, this article and case study reflects on the museum’s past seven years of operation.

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期刊介绍： In its new revised form Museum International is a forum for intellectually rigorous discussion of the ethics and practices of museums and heritage organizations. The journal aims to foster dialogue between research in the social sciences and political decision-making in a changing cultural environment. International in scope and cross-disciplinary in approach Museum International brings social-scientific information and methodology to debates around museums and heritage, and offers recommendations on national and international cultural policies.