Museum Development in China

Gail Dexter Lord; Guan Qiang; An Laishun; Javier Jimenez

doi:10.5771/9781538109984

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Copyright year: 2019
ISBN-Print: 978-1-5381-0997-7
ISBN-Online: 978-1-5381-0998-4
Publisher: Rowman & Littlefield, Lanham
Language: English
Pages: 142
Product type: Edited Book

1. CONTENTS No access
2. LIST OF FIGURES No access
3. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS No access
4. PREFACE. The Chinese Museum Boom in Broad Strokes No access
5. INTRODUCTION. Understanding China’s Museum Building Boom No access
1. 1. LIVELY PLACES THROBBING WITH LIFE No access
2. 2. A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE ON MUSEUM “BOOMS” AND GROWTH CYCLES No access
3. 3. A BRIEF HISTORY OF CHINESE MUSEUMS TO 1949 No access
4. 4. A BRIEF HISTORY OF CHINESE MUSEUMS 1949–1995 No access
5. 5. THE MUSEALIZATION OF CHINA No access
6. 6. BALANCING RELIC PRESERVATION POLICIES AND THE SOCIAL ROLE OF MUSEUMS No access
1. 7. THE URBAN BOOM MEETS MUSEUMS No access
2. 8. A MUSEUM BORN OF REAL ESTATE No access
3. 9. FROM DENSIFICATION TO PLACE-MAKING IN URBAN PLANNING No access
4. 10. CHARACTER BUILDING AND GENIUS LOCI IN MUSEUM ARCHITECTURE No access
5. 11. CREATING BRIDGES BETWEEN CONTEMPORARY ART AND LIFE No access
1. 12. CULTURAL DIPLOMACY AND SOFT POWER No access
2. 13. EXHIBITIONS AS TOOLS OF DIPLOMACY No access
3. 14. NAVIGATING CROSS-CULTURAL COLLABORATIONS—A CURATORIAL PERSPECTIVE No access
4. 15. CHANGING CONCEPTS AND STRATEGIES FOR PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT No access
5. 16. FROM INWARD-LOOKING TO OUTWARD-REACHING AND INTERNATIONAL MUSEUMS No access
6. 17. THE V&A’S PARTNERSHIP WITH THE DESIGN SOCIETY IN SHENZHEN: An Ongoing Legacy of Cultural Diplomacy No access
1. 18. PALACE MUSEUM: Museum Fever—Keeping Up with Public Demands for New Experiences No access
2. 19. SHANGHAI MUSEUM: “A History of the World in 100 Objects”—Growing a Capacity for Institutional Change No access
3. 20. GUANGDONG MUSEUM: The Dawn of the Smart Museum No access
4. 21. NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUMS: Underappreciated, Yet Wildly Popular No access
5. 22. SUZHOU MUSEUM: Harnessing the Power of People, Products, and Place No access
6. 23. JINGDEZHEN IMPERIAL KILN MUSEUM: Embers of Memory No access
CONCLUSION. Toward a Sustainable Future: “Feeling the Stones as We Cross the River” No access Pages 119 - 122
NOTES No access Pages 123 - 128
BIBLIOGRAPHY No access Pages 129 - 132
INDEX No access Pages 133 - 138
ABOUT THE EDITORS AND CONTRIBUTORS No access Pages 139 - 142