TEXTOS: Exhibition Baixa in Real Time (Uma experiência em Portugal)

Exhibition Baixa in Real Time 

February 02 - May 30, 2013 Millennium Gallery, Lisboa March 05 - June 10, 2013 Museum of the Republic, Rio de Janeiro                 
    
Project by the Museology Department in collaboration with Faculty Members, Students and Researchers from the Departments of: Digital Animation, Film Video and Multimedia, Alternative Communication and Assistive Technologies, Arts and Design, and Museology at the Lusófona University of Humanities and Technology.
 
Contents 
Introduction and Exhibition Objectives 1. The Exhibition Project as a Museology Laboratory   2. Exhibition Concepts   3. Exhibition Memory - Memory of an Exhibition     Beware of the objects on display, they are extremely subjective    Videos of Baixa in real time   6. Interactive Installations and Expographic Resources   7. Accessibility Project           

  
By hosting the “Baixa in Real Time” exhibition, an initiative organized and implemented by the prestigious Museology Department of the Universidade Lusófona de Humanidades e Tecnologias, the Millennium bcp Foundation merely wishes to accomplish one of the fundamental goals of the recent creation of the Millennium bcp Gallery: to serve the community, and open up this space to the enjoyment of diversified cultural contents by a wide spectrum of publics. The project presented to us, besides focusing on an urban space, the Pombaline Baixa/Chiado area, one of the most striking of the city of Lisbon and therefore of the country as a whole, has significant appeal. It is a bold project, which cross-sections and at the same time connects various segments of the social and human sciences, and, as few projects do, puts the new technologies to the service of the knowledge of humanities. The very design and assembling of the exhibition was in itself a striking event, even for those who experienced it only as an observer. To watch lecturers, students, researchers and professionals of various crafts involved in a work of darning and preparation of a setting which feels the pulse of life and goes beyond the coordinates of time and space was indeed a novel experience. I hope visitors will make the most of this initiative and after living it feel that it is worthwhile to look at the Pombaline Baixa/Chiado with eyes that actually see, and not merely cast over it the complacent glance which hasty feet allow. Fernando Nogueira President of the Administration Board of Millennium bcp Foundation                         
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