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THE PRACTICE OF USING INTERACTIVE MULTIMEDIA INSTALLATIONS IN MUSEUM ACTIVITY
THE PRACTICE OF USING INTERACTIVE MULTIMEDIA INSTALLATIONS IN MUSEUM ACTIVITY

Author(s): Volodymyr Ivanovich Maslak, Daria Pavlivna Vasylenko
Subject(s): Fine Arts / Performing Arts, Museology & Heritage Studies, Visual Arts
Published by: Національна академія керівних кадрів культури і мистецтв
Keywords: museum; interactive system; technologies; information environment; socio-cultural phenomenon;

Summary/Abstract: The purpose of the study is to analyze modern interactive multimedia installations that function in the museum environment in the process of working on artistic interactive and educational media projects. The research is devoted to the theoretical and methodological principles of use of interactive multimedia installations in the activities of museum institutions. Methodology. The selection of the actual material was based on the general scientific methods of visualization, analysis and synthesis, comparison and generalization; methods of system analysis, comprehensiveness, objectivity and retrospective were used precisely, when studying innovative systems that function within museum institutions. In the process of presenting the main provisions of the article system-structural and statistical-analytical, comparative and descriptive methods were used. Scientific novelty. For a thorough research of the modern activity of the museum industry through the prism of introduction of interactive installations, the authors have studied the conceptual approaches to hardware and software design of interactive multimedia projects in museums. They have developed their own interactive and educational multimedia project "The Pantheon of Prominent Ukrainians". Conclusions. The factors of using innovative multimedia installations were determined. The importance of information technologies for the development of modern museum expositions was emphasized.

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