Scenarios about 'museum culture'
Museum culture encompasses the social practices, institutional values, and public engagement with collections of artifacts, artworks, and specimens preserved for their historical, scientific, or cultural significance. It reflects society's relationship with its past and the evolving methods of interpreting, displaying, and contextualizing heritage for educational purposes. Museum culture has transformed from elite-focused cabinets of curiosities to democratic spaces that grapple with representation, repatriation, and the politics of memory.
What If Contemporary Art Never Emerged?
Exploring the alternate timeline where modern art movements never evolved into contemporary art, dramatically altering cultural expression, institutional development, and visual culture in the 20th and 21st centuries.