Planter og mennesker i Struers haver

Formidling af planter på et kulturhistorisk museum

Forfattere

  • Thomas Østergaard Frandsen
  • Line Vestergaard Knudsen

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.7146/ks.v13i2.134659

Nøgleord:

plante-menneske relationer, Museumsudstilling, publikumsundersøgelse

Resumé

Hvordan skaber vi plads i det kulturhistoriske museum til at undersøge, forundres over, sanse, reflektere og øge bevidstheden om planternes rolle i menneskelivet? I artiklen beskrives og analyseres et forsknings- og formidlingsprojekt på Struer Museum med særligt fokus på haveejeres relationer til planter, og altså de bio-sociale møder, der finder sted i private haver. Artiklen beskriver et udstillingsarbejde, hvor levende planter blev gjort til centrale genstande, og hvor der blev lagt særligt vægt på at katalysere refleksion hos publikum over egne og andres relationer til haven og dens planter. Gennem en publikumsundersøgelse identificeres og diskuteres, hvordan udstillingen, dens budskab og formål, omsattes til oplevelse og refleksion hos publikum.

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2022-11-14

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Østergaard Frandsen, T., & Vestergaard Knudsen, L. (2022). Planter og mennesker i Struers haver: Formidling af planter på et kulturhistorisk museum. Kulturstudier, 13(2), 38–61. https://doi.org/10.7146/ks.v13i2.134659

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