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EPISODE · Sep 20, 2022 · 27 MIN

Exhibition Versus Experience

from Matters of Experience

In this episode, Abby and Brenda respond to the current influx of questions about the differences between what industries deem to be “exhibitions” and “experiences”, and why the conversation matters. Are experiences always event or program-driven? Where do content, learning, transformation, and meaning-making fit in? Does thinking about experience mean that we are thinking more about audiences? In a special Tech Talk segment, we look at advances and trends in technology that might be useful and inspiring when creating an experience.Show Notes:AAM Core Standards for MuseumsBrooklyn Children's Museum - NBBJ | ESI DesignBrooklyn Children's MuseumBoston Children's MuseumMark Rothko: The Seagram Murals – Display at Tate BritainCity MuseumCarnegie Museum –Tim Pearce TikTokBlack Country Living Museum –1920s Grandad TikTokIf you have any comments, suggestions or questions about the show please send an email to [email protected] transcript of this episode can be found at loremipsumxd.com/matters-of-experience.Episode edited by Stephen Maneri and produced by Anton Baptiste.

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