This thesis studies the exhibition device, the structure that manages the appearance of what-is-shown. It focuses on the transition from taxonomic to immersive display, two modes with a particular visibility regime in each case. The first shows animals and plants according to a scientific classification, the second exhibits the specimens in a simulation of their original habitat through artificial environments built with a naturalistic appearance. I demonstrate that the transition between these two modes has transformed our visual culture in a similar way to cinema, photography or artistic collections and I propose an ontology of the exhibition device based on four of its main operations: the management of visibility, the regulation of the ...
Over the past decade, digital technologies have been increasingly used to showcase heritage, notably...
Long before the appearance of the movie machines and the triggering of the media like mass difusion ...
It is the intent of this paper to delineate the course of events showing relationships between museu...
The current research, entitled (The Role of Digital Technology in Display Methods in Natural History...
This article attempts to shed light on the complex interdependencies between science, art and popula...
The present work wants to configure itself as a paradigmatic contribution proposing a methodological...
This essay provides an overview of the Natural History Museum (nhm) in London, United Kingdom, betwe...
This paper considers the influence of the museum space on its taxidermy collections as their own het...
The article analyses the field of eighteenth-century Hispanic history of science, little known to no...
How has nature been put on display in different rooms and by different means â in museums, in privat...
What does it mean to take Animals, Plants, and Machines seriously when engaging in hybrid natures su...
In this paper we present a qualitative analysis of natural history museum visitor interaction around...
By way of introducing this special issue of Museum and Society, ‘Constructing nature behind glass’, ...
Alcance y contenido: This essay examines the Spanish natural history expeditions to Latin America in...
Considering that museums are spaces of constant choice between what and how to display the collectio...
Over the past decade, digital technologies have been increasingly used to showcase heritage, notably...
Long before the appearance of the movie machines and the triggering of the media like mass difusion ...
It is the intent of this paper to delineate the course of events showing relationships between museu...
The current research, entitled (The Role of Digital Technology in Display Methods in Natural History...
This article attempts to shed light on the complex interdependencies between science, art and popula...
The present work wants to configure itself as a paradigmatic contribution proposing a methodological...
This essay provides an overview of the Natural History Museum (nhm) in London, United Kingdom, betwe...
This paper considers the influence of the museum space on its taxidermy collections as their own het...
The article analyses the field of eighteenth-century Hispanic history of science, little known to no...
How has nature been put on display in different rooms and by different means â in museums, in privat...
What does it mean to take Animals, Plants, and Machines seriously when engaging in hybrid natures su...
In this paper we present a qualitative analysis of natural history museum visitor interaction around...
By way of introducing this special issue of Museum and Society, ‘Constructing nature behind glass’, ...
Alcance y contenido: This essay examines the Spanish natural history expeditions to Latin America in...
Considering that museums are spaces of constant choice between what and how to display the collectio...
Over the past decade, digital technologies have been increasingly used to showcase heritage, notably...
Long before the appearance of the movie machines and the triggering of the media like mass difusion ...
It is the intent of this paper to delineate the course of events showing relationships between museu...