| Title |
A Study on an Storytelling of Museum’s exhibition by applying concept of ‘Event’ - Focusing on Holocaust Museum - |
| Keywords |
Event ; Storytelling ; Holocaust Museum ; Exhibition |
| Abstract |
In the modern era, perceived as the century of culture, the pure meaning of information in various medium is becoming extinct and the distinction between media and reality being faded away. Such phenomenon is called “simulracre”. Gilles Deleuze defines “simulracre” as an event that passes by momentarily. To the modern people, the museum should be sublimated into a space that reflects not only the various surroundings but also education and should be a space that can provide diverse experiences. For museum exhibit communication, storytelling is a method that can meet the need of audience and take one step forward in educational and emotion aspect. Considering such relationship, “event” can be an evidence to build a space by establishing relations with subject and determine the meaning of space. First, characteristics of event and requisite and the theoretical view of storytelling will be examined, followed by the analysis of event storytelling by selecting Holocaust Museum which attempted a new approach that has dealt with what is important to the Jews: ‘holocaust’. The purpose of this study is to identify how “event”, not remaining as an abstract term, is being present in Holocaust Museum with a new spatial perspective, and to provide the public with a different set of thinking and experience. |