museological language
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museological language
The Museum as a tool for social change The Total Museology and the Intelectual Joy MUSEUM A Museum is a space primirally devoted to provide stimuli (intelectual joy) in favor of three things: scientific knowledge, scientific opinion and scientific progress. This is done with a particular museological language. MUSEOLOGICAL LANGUAGE 1) Objects 2) Phenomena 3) Metaphore WORDS 4) Object-Object 5) Object-Phenomenon. 6) Object-Metaphor, 7) Metaphor-Phenomenon, 8) Metaphor-Metaphor and 9) Phenomenon-Phenomenon ....... GRAMMAR UNDERSTANDING: similarities between differences OBSERVAR: differences between similarities OBJECT OBJECT vs OBJECT HIPERCUBIC SHOWCASE OF SUDDEN CONPREHENSION º PHENOMENON METAPHOR • O cerrado, uma janela para o planeta • Brasilia 4 Museo del Tiempo, Montevideo, Uruguay ¿? ¿? ? ! 1 MA = 40 m CONTROVERSY IN MUSEUMS ? Homo sapiens en América since 27.000? PINTURA: ¿Cómo representar un volumen de 3D en una superficie de 2D? Altamira hace 13.500 a Mesopotamia hace 5000 a Cometa Halley en 1301 (?) > Giotto (1266 -1337) Giotto (1266 -1337) Giotto (1266 -1337) Filippo Brunelleschi (1377-1448): El redescubrimiento de la perspectiva Perspectiva geométricamente correcta: Masaccio (1401-1428) Perspectiva atmosférica Mantegna (1431-1506) o Andrea Pozzo (1680) Falsa cúpula de la Iglesia de San Ignacio Diego de Velázquez (1599-1660), Las Meninas (1656) Salvador Dalí (1904-1988), Corpus Hypercubicus (1951) Ergonomy: UTILITY 1.800.000 ys Symmetry: AESTHETICS 500.000 ys Changing the world through its representation: MAGIC 30.000 ys Abstraction: ART & SCIENCE 13.000 ys ARCHIMEDEION Museo de Arquímedes en Siracusa