The Philosophy behind the Multi-Sensory Art Gallery and Museum

Paris: Academic (2020)
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Abstract

Traditionally galleries and museums were one-dimensional, visually.These curators, critics, artists and gallerists developed multi-sensory art galleries, involving all senses. as well as living installations such as bees producing honey their books published. This is far beyond traditional installations and exhibitions. Night tours by torchlight, education, accommodation, therapy, participation, exploration, local community involvement and more are available.

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Ulrich De Balbian
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