Graziella Lonardi Buontempo hall – free entrance until full capacity
Storytelling in museums, a resource for active citizenship and cultural heritage mediation.
The book, edited by Simona Bodo, Silvia Mascheroni and Maria Grazia Panigada, and published by Mimesis, takes stock of the potential of an instrument which is particularly ductile and suitable for cultural heritage mediation (be such heritage historical, artistic, scientific, archaeological or anthropological), namely autobiographical storytelling. Indeed, while contributing to the building of active citizenship and new social connections, such type of mediation gives voice to its real protagonists, namely narrators, who tell stories where essential knowledge is mixed with personal information. Therefore, autobiographical storytelling is able to stir up in the audience the same emotions that the objects displayed in museums do as far as their personal experience and life is concerned.
Introduced by
Margherita Guccione Director of MAXXI Architettura, Acting Director of the Research, Education and Training Department
Speakers
Rosa Anna Di Lella “Luigi Pigorini” Ethnographic Prehistorical National Museum, Rome
In the museum with. Patrimoni narrati per musei accoglienti (Narrated heritages for welcoming museums)
Elisabetta Falchetti ECCOM – Idee per la Cultura (Ideas for Culture)
Il Museo come spazio di dialogo e costruzione culturale (Museums as a forum for dialogue and cultural development)
Marta Morelli MAXXI Ricerca, Education Department with Parisa Nazari
Il mio Iran (My Iran)
Moderator
Silvia Mascheroni editor of the book
The editors of the book will be attending the event
Graziella Lonardi Buontempo hall – free entrance until full capacity
Storytelling in museums, a resource for active citizenship and cultural heritage mediation.
The book, edited by Simona Bodo, Silvia Mascheroni and Maria Grazia Panigada, and published by Mimesis, takes stock of the potential of an instrument which is particularly ductile and suitable for cultural heritage mediation (be such heritage historical, artistic, scientific, archaeological or anthropological), namely autobiographical storytelling. Indeed, while contributing to the building of active citizenship and new social connections, such type of mediation gives voice to its real protagonists, namely narrators, who tell stories where essential knowledge is mixed with personal information. Therefore, autobiographical storytelling is able to stir up in the audience the same emotions that the objects displayed in museums do as far as their personal experience and life is concerned.
Introduced by
Margherita Guccione Director of MAXXI Architettura, Acting Director of the Research, Education and Training Department
Speakers
Rosa Anna Di Lella “Luigi Pigorini” Ethnographic Prehistorical National Museum, Rome
In the museum with. Patrimoni narrati per musei accoglienti (Narrated heritages for welcoming museums)
Elisabetta Falchetti ECCOM – Idee per la Cultura (Ideas for Culture)
Il Museo come spazio di dialogo e costruzione culturale (Museums as a forum for dialogue and cultural development)
Marta Morelli MAXXI Ricerca, Education Department with Parisa Nazari
Il mio Iran (My Iran)
Moderator
Silvia Mascheroni editor of the book
The editors of the book will be attending the event