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- Title: Cultural institution and their public (Le istituzioni culturali e il loro pubblico. Alla ricerca di nuove modalità di fruizione
- Proposed by: SUPSI
- Disciplinary field: visual art, music, theater, design
- Communication support : print publication, digital publication
- Type of content: text, video/audio recording
- Timeframe of the project: 2021-2022
- Author(s): Chiara Bernardi, Massimo Zicari, Marta Pucciarelli, Veronica Provenzalke, Cinzia Cruder, Kriza Bonaudo
- Third-party copyright owners: students?
- Grantmakers, sponsors or other funding agencies: SUPSI
Cultural institution and their public (Le istituzioni culturali e il loro pubblico. Alla ricerca di nuove modalità di fruizione[edit]
Summary of the case study and link[edit]
This publication reflects the results of the research project EVENTI - Arts and Culture: New Ways of Producing, Enjoying and Participating - which explored the reaction of cultural institutions (orchestras, museums, and theatres) to the restrictions imposed by COVID 19.
The publication focuses specifically on new forms of relationships between cultural institutions and their audiences, and it presents 3 case studies from music, museum, and theatre institutions, to discuss about new forms of artistic experimentation triggered by the pandemic. The publication is being edited and a printed and digital version is planned. It includes a video production and possibly students’ work projects.
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- Which are the major international archives and repositories where to publish research and data in OA? In which form can this step be guaranteed by the publisher?
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- How can we negotiate with the publisher to ensure that the publication achieves good visibility, quality, and audience?