Museums in cultural context
Katarzyna Jagodzińska
Abstract
Katarzyna Jagodzińska
Abstract
This chapter discusses cultural complexes and museum districts under which museums dedicated to contemporary art operate. In particular, many such places are found in Hungary, where the process of their creation provides an opportunity to present the relationship between cultural institutions and politics. My goal is primarily to show the diverse nature of these undertakings and to draw attention to the importance of context for a museum&s;s identity. I have placed Hungarian and Polish cultural districts and complexes within three groups: 1) those operating under one roof, 2) museum districts, and 3) art/trade/entertainment complexes.
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This chapter discusses cultural complexes and museum districts under which museums dedicated to contemporary art operate. In particular, many such places are found in Hungary, where the process of their creation provides an opportunity to present the relationship between cultural institutions and politics. My goal is primarily to show the diverse nature of these undertakings and to draw attention to the importance of context for a museum&s;s identity. I have placed Hungarian and Polish cultural districts and complexes within three groups: 1) those operating under one roof, 2) museum districts, and 3) art/trade/entertainment complexes.
Key concepts: Context (archaeology), Art, Sociology, History, Archaeology