Spatial Narratives of Intangible Cultural Heritage Presentation and Authenticity of Everyday Life:An Anthropological Study of Museums Based on People,Objects and Technological Revolution
Unlike the conventional approach of"object-based narrative"in museum exhibitions,the presentation of intangible cultural heritage(ICH)should focus on the construction of a spatial narrative that highlights both people and objects and create a representational space of everyday life with cultural aura.This new approach recreates the representational space by integrating individual and collective narratives in-to the physical exhibition space.Meanwhile,it extends beyond the museum site into a broader social space by linking people,objects,and new technologies and represents the multifaceted authenticity of everyday life.This includes promoting the integration of museums and communities to present spatial authenticity,us-ing participatory curation with communities/groups/individuals(CGIs)embedded in each other to grasp sub-ject authenticity,creating an integrated model of display and experience to reflect process authenticity,and drawing on the critical consciousness of modern contemporary art to obtain transcendental authenticity.
intangible cultural heritagespatial narrativepresentation of everyday lifecommunity/group/individuals(CGIs)representational spacesmuseum anthropology
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