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The caring museum :new models of engagement with ageing
- 其他作者: Robertson, Hamish L.,
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- 稽核項: 467 pages :colour illustrations ;22 cm.
- 標題: Educational aspects. , Museums Educational aspects. , Museums and older people. , Museums , Museums and people with disabilities. , Museums Management. , Management. , Museum techniques.
- ISBN: 1910144622 , 9781910144626
- 附註: Participating. Working with older women without families / Eszter Biro -- Involving seniors: multiple perspectives / Dale Hilton, Karen Levinsky, Trina Prufer, LeAnne Stuver -- Artifact stories: making memories matter / Elizabeth Sharpe, Marla Miller -- Museums, memories and well-being / Helen Fountain -- Volunteering. Perceptions of our museum: older adult experience as volunteers: Ann Rowson Love, Maureen Thomas-Zaremba -- Changing rooms: the volunteer contribution at Montacute House / Sonja Power -- A blind date with sculptures: older people as contributors in art programs /Sybille Kastner -- Material culture and memories of manufacturing Melbourne / Fiona Kinsey, Liza Dale-Hallett -- Caring. Museum as a site of caring and regeneration for people living with dementia / Susan Shifrin -- Engaging with art, engaging with people / Ronna Tulgan Ostheimer, Sharon Lazerson, Peter Mehlin, Lydia Littlefield -- Intergenerational teaching and learning in the museum /Jessica Sack -- Self-caring in later life / Tine Fristrup, Sara Grut -- Strategy. Museums and social prescribing / Helen Chatterjee, Linda Thomson -- Momentum: developing an age-friendly city, culture and museums / Esme Ward, Andrea Winn -- CACE framework: a strategy for art museums to thrive and sustain in an ageing world / Ta-Sitthiporn Thongnopnua -- Political value of museums in dementia care / Kerry Wilson -- Museums and ageing: the challenge ahead / Hamish Robertson.
- 摘要: "The Caring Museum: New Models of Engagement with Ageing explores - in a practical way - current and developmental issues in the field of museums, galleries and ageing, with a clear emphasis on the emerging and innovative opportunities which ageing populations present. The book explores both the contribution older people are making to the development of museums and the ways in which museums are increasingly contributing to society in an ageing world."--Publisher description.
- 系統號: 005265412
- 資料類型: 圖書
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"Ageing is a part of our individual and demographic future. Museums can help us imagine new ideas about ageing and new ways of caring." - Peter Whitehouse, Professor of Neurology, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland and Professor of Medicine (Neurology), University of Toronto. The Caring Museum explores - in a practical way - current and developmental issues in the field of museums, galleries and ageing, with a clear emphasis on the emerging and innovative opportunities which ageing populations present. The book explores both the contribution older people are making to the development of museums and the ways in which museums are increasingly contributing to society in an ageing world. Population ageing is leading to major social change globally - and population growth is quickest in the oldest age groups. As a result, museums and galleries are having to adapt to the many opportunities and challenges which are already impacting them. Ageing is often depicted as being all about decline - mental, physical, personal, institutional and social - with little or nothing beneficial in the equation. Yet the reality is much more positive, complex, and nuanced. Museums and galleries have long known and understood that older age does not automatically negate our capacity for creativity, engagement and contribution. In this important book, leading museum and gallery professionals in the UK, USA, Europe and Australasia share their experience and offer key insights on how to respond to the changes which population-level ageing brings. This is not a passive collection of positive stories but one which recognizes the ups and downs of making the effort to engage with older people.
來源: Google Book
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