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Participation and the Post-Museum discusses the concept of participation in museum practice, as well as ideas that constitute the paradigm of the post-museum.



Participation and the Post-Museum discusses the concept of participation in museum practice, as well as ideas that constitute the paradigm of the post-museum.

Based on extensive empirical research conducted in thirty diverse Polish museums and drawing upon her own museum practice, the author considers whether museums are democratising, or whether this is an illusion that obscures the reinforcement of the authoritarian position that is historically inherent to museums. Referring to different areas of museum practice, the author analyses not only ‘how’ and ‘why’, but mostly ‘if’ museums are capable and willing to share their power with the public - and how it affects their identity. Drawing on literature from the fields of political and social sciences, as well as cultural and museum studies, on participation and applicability of the term in museums, it becomes apparent that using participatory tools, even when they empower the public to co-author, collaborate and take co-responsibility, does not necessarily lead to participatory museums.

Participation and the Post-Museum argues that museums rooted in the modernist tradition are usually not ready to share power and responsibility with non-experts from outside the museum world. It will be of interest to academics and students of museum studies, culture management, and heritage studies around the world.

1 Museum frameworks: Where does the concept of participation fit in?; 2 Museums made by local communities: When grassroots energy clashes with bureaucracy; 3 Can we really call it power sharing?; 4 An insight into power relations between the museum and the community; 5 Museums as neighbourhood actors; 6 Reaching beyond a definition

Dr Katarzyna Jagodziska is an Assistant Professor at the Institute of European Studies, Jagiellonian University in Kraków, Poland. She is Head of the Europa Nostra Heritage Hub for Central and Eastern Europe and the inaugural Director for Programming at the Toy Museum in Kraków. She is an art historian, museologist, heritage practitioner, and journalist. Her research interests encompass participation and democratisation of museums, adaptation of industrial architecture for museums, museums and well-being, and sensory aspects of heritage.
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