Care, repair, and the future social relevance of museums

IF 0.7 0 HUMANITIES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Museums & Social Issues-A Journal of Reflective Discourse Pub Date : 2021-07-03 DOI:10.1080/15596893.2022.2104815
N. Morse
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ABSTRACT This intervention reflects on examples of UK museum and gallery outreach and engagement activity that took place during the COVID-19 lockdown. This included creative packs sent to people who were shielding, online sessions for mental health service users, and phone services for isolated older adults, part of a range of efforts to continue connections while buildings were closed. Though seemingly limited in scale or impact, I argue that it is in these small acts of care that we might find the renewed relevance of the museum. Drawing on theoretical work on repair (notably Steven J. Jackson), the essay outlines a future social role of museums founded on “care thinking” and oriented towards the communal work of repair.
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博物馆的护理、修复和未来的社会相关性
本干预措施反映了英国博物馆和画廊在COVID-19封锁期间开展的外展和参与活动的例子。这包括向屏蔽者发送创意包,为心理健康服务用户提供在线服务,为孤立的老年人提供电话服务,这是在建筑物关闭期间继续保持联系的一系列努力的一部分。虽然规模和影响似乎有限,但我认为,正是在这些小小的关怀行动中,我们可能会发现博物馆的新相关性。借鉴修复方面的理论工作(尤其是史蒂文·j·杰克逊),本文概述了博物馆未来的社会角色,该角色建立在“关怀思维”的基础上,并以社区修复工作为导向。
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