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Routledge : The Personalization of the Museum Visit Book

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Description

The Personalization of the Museum Visit: Art Museums, Discourse, and Visitors by Routledge explores a major shift in how institutions in the United States and United Kingdom operate. This research examines the move toward a new paradigm of public engagement where modern visitors are treated as self-directed clients with the agency to create their own meaning. This book investigates the drivers behind this change, including the rise of a new museology, the experience economy, and a marketing revolution. Drawing on extensive research conducted at Britain's Tate Modern, this work provides a deep look into the evolving relationship between art museums and their audiences.

Key Features

This Routledge research book examines changes in museum behavior within the United States and the United Kingdom.

The text explores how art museums have transitioned to a new paradigm of public engagement.

Readers will learn how modern museum visitors are now treated as self-directed clients with individual agency.

The content investigates the impact of the experience economy and the marketing revolution on museum studies.

Research presented in this volume is based on extensive studies performed at Britain's Tate Modern.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
31 May 2019
Listed Since
18 October 2017

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