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SUMMARY:SE Asia Museums: Exploring Stories (1)
LOCATION:REC A1.03
DESCRIPTION:A story is defined by dictionary.com as ‘a narrative, either tr
 ue or fictitious, in prose or verse, designed to interest, amuse, or instru
 ct the hearer or reader’. Stories are arguably central to effective communi
 cation, both generally and more specifically in the context of museums. Mus
 eums can be approached as places that focus not so much on objects but, as 
 Salvador Salort-Pons, Director of the Detroit Museum of Art, recently point
 ed out in a newspaper article, as spaces for empathy and as a ‘bonding mech
 anism for our society’, and stories are a central means of achieving this. 
 We can see ourselves in stories told by other people. In a museum there is 
 the potential for a visual and aesthetic dimension to stories, through the 
 objects that the museum holds. Stories told in the context of a museum, by 
 and about people another part of the world, such as SE Asia, are a means of
  creating a bond between visitors and those people, creating a space that n
 ot only brings out experiences and feelings from other places but emphasisi
 ng the fact that many, perhaps most, of these are common to all humans. Thi
 s is expressed in the way that the Museum of Broken Relationships in Zabreg
  describes itself as ‘a museum about you, about us’. Stories generate empat
 hy; they can even bring about change in wider society.\n\nI invite contribu
 tions to the panel that explore the use of stories and story-telling within
  museums, both in SE Asia itself and in European museums with SE Asia colle
 ctions. This includes the use of stories in museum displays and the creatio
 n of stories as part of museum displays and exhibitions, that link visitors
  to the museum with people in SE Asia. I would also welcome contributions d
 iscussing stories that link museum collections and individual museum object
 s in particular European countries with nations, places, individuals and mu
 seums in SE Asia, which may or may not have been used in displays.
URL:https://euroseas2024.org/panels/se-asia-museums-exploring-stories
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20240725T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20240725T103000
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UID:euroseas-2024-se-asia-museums-exploring-stories-2
SUMMARY:SE Asia Museums: Exploring Stories (2)
LOCATION:REC A1.03
DESCRIPTION:A story is defined by dictionary.com as ‘a narrative, either tr
 ue or fictitious, in prose or verse, designed to interest, amuse, or instru
 ct the hearer or reader’. Stories are arguably central to effective communi
 cation, both generally and more specifically in the context of museums. Mus
 eums can be approached as places that focus not so much on objects but, as 
 Salvador Salort-Pons, Director of the Detroit Museum of Art, recently point
 ed out in a newspaper article, as spaces for empathy and as a ‘bonding mech
 anism for our society’, and stories are a central means of achieving this. 
 We can see ourselves in stories told by other people. In a museum there is 
 the potential for a visual and aesthetic dimension to stories, through the 
 objects that the museum holds. Stories told in the context of a museum, by 
 and about people another part of the world, such as SE Asia, are a means of
  creating a bond between visitors and those people, creating a space that n
 ot only brings out experiences and feelings from other places but emphasisi
 ng the fact that many, perhaps most, of these are common to all humans. Thi
 s is expressed in the way that the Museum of Broken Relationships in Zabreg
  describes itself as ‘a museum about you, about us’. Stories generate empat
 hy; they can even bring about change in wider society.\n\nI invite contribu
 tions to the panel that explore the use of stories and story-telling within
  museums, both in SE Asia itself and in European museums with SE Asia colle
 ctions. This includes the use of stories in museum displays and the creatio
 n of stories as part of museum displays and exhibitions, that link visitors
  to the museum with people in SE Asia. I would also welcome contributions d
 iscussing stories that link museum collections and individual museum object
 s in particular European countries with nations, places, individuals and mu
 seums in SE Asia, which may or may not have been used in displays.
URL:https://euroseas2024.org/panels/se-asia-museums-exploring-stories
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