The time, the museum and the mediation: the contemporary at the museological space
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Cultural Mediation. Contemporaneity. Museum.Abstract
This paper discusses particular contemporary issues which mark the educational experiences realized with the audiences in art museums. In this sense, trying to understand how education is built in museological institutions today, the article focuses on the analysis of the transition of the museum that meets the precepts of modernism and that gradually begins to incorporate reflections pertinent to contemporary times. Inserted and thought of contemporary issues, the museums’s educational sectors are challenged in the creation of strategies of reception to the public that scape from modernist precepts. As a conclusion, questioning the educational postures developed in relation to the museum object, the idea of cultural mediation is conceived as a response to the challenges put to the museological institutions.
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