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THE EXHIBITION – A PLACE OF LIMITED DIALOGUE. Dr. Martin R.Schärer. Person A Person B = Direct or Real Dialogue. Curator Time Exhibits (replacing the curator) Visitor = Communication. Person A Person B = Direct or Real Dialogue.
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THE EXHIBITION – A PLACE OF LIMITED DIALOGUE Dr. Martin R.Schärer
Person A Person B • = Direct or Real Dialogue
Curator TimeExhibits (replacing the curator) Visitor • = Communication
Person A Person B • = Direct or Real Dialogue • Curator TimeExhibits (replacing the curator) Visitor • = Communication
Curator TimeExhibits (replacing the curator) Visitor • = Communication
Exhibition The exhibition is a place of interpretative visualization of absent sets of circumstances (facts, situations) with things and staging elements as signs
EXHIBITION SITUATION SENDER EXHIBITIONRECEIVER
EXHIBITION SITUATION SENDER EXHIBITIONRECEIVER MediatorVisitor Message Absent Sets of Circumstances
EXHIBITION SITUATION SENDER EXHIBITIONRECEIVER MediatorVisitor Message Absent Sets of Circumstances Exhibition Elements Exhibits/Objects Staging elements Room components
EXHIBITION SITUATION • SENDER EXHIBITIONRECEIVER • PARTICIPANT MediatorVisitor Message Absent Sets of Circumstances Exhibition Elements Exhibits/Objects Staging elements Room components
EXHIBITION LANGUAGES AestheticExhibition LanguageEnjoyment
EXHIBITION LANGUAGES Aesthetic Exhibition LanguageEnjoyment Didactic Exhibition LanguageKnowledge
EXHIBITION LANGUAGES Aesthetic Exhibition LanguageEnjoyment Didactic Exhibition LanguageKnowledge Theatrical Exhibition LanguageExperience
EXHIBITION LANGUAGES Aesthetic Exhibition LanguageEnjoyment Didactic Exhibition LanguageKnowledge Theatrical Exhibition LanguageExperience Associative Exhibition Language Thinking
Exhibition The exhibition is a place of interpretative visualization of absent sets of circumstances (facts, situations) with things and staging elements as signs
Exhibition The exhibition is a place of interpretative visualization of absent sets of circumstances (facts, situations) with things and staging elements as signs
EXHIBITION SITUATION • SENDER EXHIBITIONRECEIVER • PARTICIPANT MediatorVisitor Message Absent Sets of Circumstances Exhibition Elements Exhibits/Objects Staging elements Room components
EXHIBITION SITUATION • SENDER EXHIBITIONRECEIVER • PARTICIPANT MediatorVisitor Message Absent Sets of Circumstances Exhibition Elements Exhibits/Objects = intended > sign > denotation Staging elements = intended > sign > denotation Room components = not intended > sign > connotations
EXHIBITION SITUATION • SENDER EXHIBITIONRECEIVER • PARTICIPANT MediatorVisitor Message Absent Sets of Circumstances Exhibition Elements Exhibits/Objects = intended > sign > denotation Staging elements = intended > sign > denotation Room components = not intended > sign > connotations
THEATRE An Author Communicates an Absent Theme
THEATRE An Author Communicates an Absent Theme Arranged Stage with MobileActors Visualizesevery time anew An Absent Theme for ImmobileSpectators Creatingtheirownplay
EXHIBITIONTHEATRE An Author Communicates Absent Facts An Author Communicates an Absent Theme Arranged Stage with MobileActors Visualizesevery time anew An Absent Theme for ImmobileSpectators Creatingtheirownplay
EXHIBITIONTHEATRE An Author Communicates Absent Facts An Author Communicates an Absent Theme Arranged Stage with MobileActors Visualizes every time anew An Absent Theme for ImmobileSpectators Creatingtheirownplay Arranged Stage with Immobile Objects Visualizesalways in the same way Absent Facts for MobileVisitors Creatingtheirownexhibition