Improving Intellectual Access in Temporary Exhibitions for Sight Loss Visitors Through Co-creation and Co-assessment
Improving Intellectual Access in Temporary Exhibitions for Sight Loss Visitors Through Co-creation and Co-assessment
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10.1080/14606925.2018.1472441
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2018-01-01
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通讯作者：
Chick, Anne
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作者：
Chick, Anne
本研究项目探讨如何在一个大型区域画廊（英国国家工艺与设计中心）中包容性地设计和策划一个非永久性的设计展览，重点关注盲人和部分失明游客的智力访问。在英国，大约有200万人患有视力丧失。老年人越来越容易失明，他们是英国博物馆和画廊增长最快的游客群体（65 - 74岁）。研究的背景和理由，以及作者如何与各利益相关者，包括盲人和部分失明的参与者，通过共同创造和共同评估，传授。由此产生的多感官展览（2017年1月28日至4月23日），它是如何测试和游客的反应也被描述。
This research project investigates how to inclusively design and curate a non-permanent design exhibition in a large regional gallery (the National Centre for Craft and Design, UK), focusing on intellectual access for blind and partially sighted visitors. There are approximately two million people in the UK who are registered with sight loss. Older people are increasingly likely to experience sight loss and they are the fastest growing visitor group (65-74 years) to UK museums and galleries. The context and rationale for the research, and how the author has collaborated with various stakeholders, including blind and partially sighted participants, through co-creation and co-assessment, is imparted. The resulting multi-sensory exhibition (28 January-23 April 2017), how it was tested and visitors' reactions is also described.