Experiment, Experience and Enchant: Knowledge sharing between museums and contemporary practitioners
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Resource type
Journal article
Creator (person)
Rothwell, Sarah
Date published
2022
Abstract
Knowledge sharing between contemporary practitioners and museum professionals can be more than just investigating how something is made. It is also about working together to understand why an object was created, and by whom; how each artefact has a story to tell, of its journey through time and the places it has been. It is a way to re-evaluate assumed conjecture and break out of disciplinary biases through an understanding of materiality. For the practitioner, working with curators and conservators affords a deeper understanding of the historical context of their craft; and museum professionals gain tangible experience of a medium to better understand its potential
Organisational unit
Scottish History & Archaeology
Global Arts, Cultures and Design
Project(s)
Glenmorangie Research Project
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Glenmorangie Company | ||
Journal title
Silver Studies: The Journal of The Silver Society
Volume
38
Pagination
116-126
Publisher
The Silver Society
Place of publication
London
ISSN
1743-2677
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CC BY-NC 4.0