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ºCrònica de la XXXIV Jornada de la Xarxa de Museus Locals: “Museus, conflictes i crisis humanitàries: el patrimoni com a eina de construcció massiva”

Autores: Marta Bertran Armadans (tècnica de patrimoni cultural), Laura Costa Mateo (cap de la Unitat de la Xarxa de Museus Locals) i Muntsa Guasch Solé (tècnica de patrimoni cultural) – Oficina de Patrimoni Cultural, Diputació de Barcelona

Marta Bertran Armadans , Laura Costa , Muntsa Guasch Solé

Publication date: 27/04/2023

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El 22 de novembre de 2022 es va celebrar al Paranimf de l’Escola Industrial, a Barcelona, la jornada “Museus, conflictes i crisis humanitàries. El patrimoni com a eina de construcció massiva”, que es va poder seguir tant de manera presencial com en línia. Al llarg de la jornada, destacats especialistes de la matèria i professionals del sector museístic van reflexionar sobre com els museus poden intervenir durant i després dels conflictes i les crisis humanitàries. Tant pel que fa a la salvaguarda dels béns patrimonials, com a les iniciatives d’acció social i humanitària, i a la tasca de reparació, memòria i educació per la pau. En aquest article es recullen les aportacions realitzades pels ponents que hi van intervenir, així com una reflexió final a tall de conclusió.

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Jordi Pardo , Núria Ballester

Publication date: 02/10/2023

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El juny del 2022, el Museu Pau Casals va obrir de nou les portes després de les obres de rehabilitació arquitectònica i museogràfica. El museu ha apostat per apropar el llegat musical i els valors humanístics de Casals d’una forma actualitzada, incorporant nous elements i continguts al voltant de la seva figura. La nova museografia dona l’oportunitat al visitant de gaudir de la música interpretada i dirigida per Pau Casals de manera més emotiva. Una proposta museogràfica que s’ha dissenyat mantenint l’esperit de la casa, actualitzant-ne la presentació i, alhora, preservant el caràcter acollidor tan distintiu del Museu Pau Casals.

 

In June 2022, the Pau Casals Museum reopened its doors after architectural and museographic renovation works. The museum has opted to bring Casals' musical legacy and humanistic values ​​closer in an updated way by incorporating new elements and content around his figure. The new museography gives the visitor the opportunity to enjoy the music performed and directed by Pau Casals in a more emotional way. A museographic proposal that has been designed keeping the spirit of the house, updating its presentation and, at the same time, preserving the welcoming character so distinctive of the Pau Casals Museum.

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New times and new museography

#NouMuseuPortTarragona (New Tarragona Port Museum)

Mercè Toldrà Dalmau

Publication date: 27/07/2022

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Comprehensive renovation of a port museum created in 2000. The passage of time translated into the need to intervene both in the adaptation of the building (an old goods warehouse) and in a new museography to achieve a more exciting, active and modern experience. Interactivity and immersion are present in the #NouMuseuPortTarragona.

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The Impact of the Pandemic on Catalan Museums

Antoni Laporte

Publication date: 20/09/2022

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Covid-19 caused a profound impact on the Catalan cultural system and, as a result, on the heritage field too. The global nature of the pandemic had similar effects in all countries. The lockdown first and the following limitations on mobility during the two years of the pandemic caused severe blows on attendance to museums, their income and especially their work teams. The imprint of this crisis left a profound mark in the sector, from fierce situations such as shutdowns and the resulting layoffs to the suspension of many activities. It should be noted that its different effects can be classified according to three main factors: location (museums located in territories with a strong tourist dependence have suffered the most), size (managing teams during lockdown and teleworking has been more complex for large organizations), and ownership (although the impact of the pandemic has been widespread and large and publicly owned museums have suffered severe consequences, the situation has been even more dramatic among the rich network of private facilities, which mostly depend on the income that they gather from visitors). In these long months of the pandemic, the sector focused a very considerable part of its efforts on increasing and improving its digital offer. Hopefully, at least, we used this crisis to consolidate some insight and to update digital resources.

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About the new definition of a 21st century museum

Teresa Reyes Bellmunt

Publication date: 01/07/2021

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Museums are a reflection of the present society, which is why their definition evolves along with the changes it experiences. ICOM has been changing the definition of “museum” over its seventy-five years of existence, and now is the time for a new push to update it so that it fits the reality of 21st century museums. After some setbacks, there is currently a well-defined methodology that gives the opportunity to participate openly to the entire museum sector around the world, with the aim of gaining its approval at the next General Conference, to be held in Prague during the Summer of 2022.

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Teenagers and museums. The impossible audience?

Analysis of the perceptions and opinions of young people and adolescents on museums

Marta Miras

Publication date: 09/11/2021

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This research aims to focus on the perceptions and opinions of young people in relation to museums, whether this alleged disinterest is really the result of a totally “hormonal” stage where you have your head in the clouds or if institutions do not know how to adapt to this type of audience, and are not offering the stimuli, language, and answers they seek. What is the middle term we need to understand us? Is it possible to reach a balance between us?

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'Dona’m la mar', una altra forma de mirar

La incorporació de la perspectiva de gènere en el relat museístic

Catalina Gayà Morla i Laia Seró Moreno

Publication date: 24/03/2019

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A finals de 2017, el Museu Marítim de Barcelona (MMB) va engegar Dona’m la mar, un projecte de recerca per incorporar la perspectiva de gènere a la narrativa del museu. Ara bé, volent incloure la veu de les dones com a part activa de la institució, Dona’m la mar també ens ha fet repensar quin és el rol del museu com a creador de relat en una societat que vol ser més igualitària. La recerca s’estructura entorn de cinc grups de discussió en què han participat dones que treballen i viuen la mar des de diferents àrees. Aquesta és l’experiència d’un museu que, com a la institució generadora de coneixement i memòria col·lectiva que és, ha assumit la seva responsabilitat social com a creador d’opinió pública i s’ha atrevit a formular noves preguntes per a la construcció del canvi: com narren la mar les dones de la mar?

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