Moving image and the museum: speculative spaces in 3 acts

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Abstract

For the closing of Issue 4 of The Garage Journal, the author adopts one core methodology common to the practices of both film and curating: storytelling. All stories have a time, a space, and characters. Following the Rashomon effect, each one of the stories below could offer entirely different points on the relationships between the moving image and the museum. Similar to how a soundtrack can set a specific mood in film to heighten the emotional impact of the sights and sounds of a story, place and space can also serve to enhance the impact of characters (artworks) depicted in exhibitions, while characters can help to heighten the effect of events described in writing.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)155-173
Number of pages19
JournalThe Garage Journal
Issue number4
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 30 Nov 2021

Keywords

  • Contemporary visual art
  • Exhibition
  • Exhibition space
  • Moving image
  • Museum
  • Speculation

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