Getting the Big Picture: Visitors between Film and Artefacts at Imperial War Museum North

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    Abstract

    Through a qualitative interview study of The Big Picture Show at Imperial War Museum North in Manchester, UK, this article investigates how conventional audio-visual media such as the film medium places the museum visitor in an experience of an authentic past in museum exhibitions. Thus, focus lies on the interrelation between media, visitor and past. It is argued that use of audio-visual media impacts on the overall narrative, and that the immersive cinematic show among objects has a higher level of interactivity than a regular cinema show. Interviewees explained what role the medium played in their pursue of connecting to the past and the surrounding objects. Furthermore, they reflected upon whether this emotion-evoking communication could be perceived authentic or trustworthy.
    OriginalsprogEngelsk
    Artikelnummer2
    TidsskriftJournal of Cultural and Creative Industries
    Vol/bind4
    Udgave nummer1
    Sider (fra-til)44-65
    Antal sider22
    ISSN2660-8294
    DOI
    StatusUdgivet - 2023

    Emneord

    • audiovisuelle medier
    • autenticitet
    • følelsesteori
    • Historie
    • Interaktivitet
    • museumsgenstande

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