Exhibitions in the museum’s digital age
Keywords:
Museum, Exhibition, Digital ageAbstract
This article presents general concepts of museums and exhibitions. The comparative detail of exhibition working, including media, services, public relations, budgets, and personnel, in both of non-digital and digital era are provided with the advantages and disadvantages of exhibitions in the museum’s digital age. The cases of museums and exhibitions in digital age from abroad also are explained in regard to the media used for public relations, services, budget, and service staff, and suggestions for Thai museum curators about exhibitions in the digital age are included.
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Charoenphon, P. (2005). Museology. Bangkok: Faculty of Archaeology, Silpakorn University. (In Thai)
Chareonpoj, S.(2005). Local Museum Guide. Bangkok: Graphic Format Thailand Co., Ltd. (In Thai)
Deesawadi, N. (2019). How to use scents to support knowledge and learning in the museum: Case Studies of Estonian Health Care Museum in Estonia and Helsinki City Museum in Finland. Veridian E-Journal, Silpakorn University, 12(2): 804-816. (In Thai)
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Eesti Tervishoiu Muuseum. (2019). ‘A Heart to Heart About your Body’. Retrieved from http://www.tervishoiumuuseum.ee/en/naitused-3/permanent-exibitions
Hutangkun, T. (2011). The Universal Meaning of The Museum and The Development of Museum of Siam. Retrieved from http://www.finearts.go.th/inburimuseum (In Thai)
Koompoka, S. (2015).Thai National Flag Museum Management. Silpakorn University Journal of Social Sciences, Humanities, and Arts, 8 (2): 2750-2765. (In Thai)
Mukdawijitra,K. K. (2015). Museum Refocused: Viewpoint from Museums’ Staff. in Museum Refocused.(pp.9-18). Bangkok: National Discovery Museum Institute. (In Thai)
Musikakama, N. (1993). The use of mass media for education and public relations. in Nikom Musikakama (Editor), Curator’s Operating Manual National Museum, Fine Arts Department. (pp.127-145).Bangkok: Amarin Printing and Publishing Public Company Limited. (In Thai)
Pipitkul, T. (2018). Study Guidelines for Assistive Media Used in Contemporary Art Exhibitions for Giving People with Visual Impairment Means to Understand and Learn in Museum Exhibitions. Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences Rajapruek University, 4(2): 27-37. (In Thai)
Praphutdee, P. (2019). Virtual Art Museum. Veridian E-Journal, Silpakorn University, 12(3): 1104-1118. (In Thai)
Pluemsamrungit, P. (2018). Museum: Learning Resources for Developing Learners in 21st Century. T.L.A. Bulletin, 62(1): 43-67. (In Thai)
Praphutdee, P. (2019). Virtual Art Museum. Veridian E-Journal, Silpakorn University, 12(3): 1104-1118. (In Thai)
Sanguantung, K. (2010). The Design Aesthentic Perception Through Exhibition Design. Master Thesis, Virsual Communication Design, Silpakorn University. (In Thai)
Sayjai, G. (2017). Buddhist art and knowledge management. Retrieved from https://www.tcithaijo.org/index.php/rpu/article/view/112524/87647 (In Thai)
Srifar, D. (2018). The Use of Virtual Reality in Museum: The case study of National Museum of Finland. Veridian E-Journal, Silpakorn University, 11(2): 2028-2039. (In Thai)
Sumettikoon, P. & Chaiya, S. (2016). Technology and Learning Media in Leading Museums in Asia. Library Journal, 60(1): 57-80. (In Thai)
Techathawiwan, W. (2016). Information Literacy For Project Writing. Bangkok: Department of Library and Information Science Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Srinakharinwirot University. (In Thai)
Thansettakij. (2017). Development of QR-AR Code System for Using as National Museum Guide. Retrieved fromURL: http://www.thansettakij.com/content/167710 (In Thai)
The International Council of Museum. (2019). Definition of museum. Retrieved 2 from http://archives.icom.museum/definition.html
Travelestonia. (2019). Dental room. Retrieved from http://www.traveloestonia.com/destinations/estonian-health-care-museum/#.Xfmg3tIzaM8
Waracome, S.(2012).Concept for Exhibition.Retrieved from http://sanghnung.blogspot.com (In Thai)
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2019-11-29
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กุลวิจิตร (Kulavijit) บ. (Bulan). (2019). Exhibitions in the museum’s digital age. Journal of the Faculty of Arts, Silpakorn University, 41(2), 303–317. Retrieved from https://so04.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/jasu/article/view/230744
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