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Museums, Crisis and Covid-19: Vitality and Vulnerabilities

博物馆、危机和 Covid-19：活力和脆弱性

基本信息

批准号：
AH/V012819/1
负责人：
Elizabeth Crooke
金额：
$ 25.71万
依托单位：
University of Ulster
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Research Grant
财政年份：
2020
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2020 至无数据
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=AH%2FV012819%2F1
关键词：
Museums Crisis Covid 19 Vitality

项目摘要

The Covid-19 crisis is having a significant impact on the museum sector, nationally and globally. It is exposing the vulnerability of museums, their staff, projects and collections. Elsewhere, innovative programming is demonstrating the vitality and versatility of an engaged, responsive and participatory museum service, proving that museums are places of relevance even in a crisis. This research project focuses on how museums can continue to contribute to community resilience and wellbeing in a time of crisis. It addresses sector adaptability as it adjusts audience engagement and collaboration (such as new collecting practices, programming and exhibitions) in response to Covid-19. The differing responses during the Covid-19 crisis - in some museums staff were furloughed yet elsewhere they have been involved in responsive projects - uncovers deeper attitudes to the essential (or otherwise) nature of museum services. Going forward, this project will lead and inform the sector as it adapts to effective community-digital possibilities that still embraces new thinking in participation and engagement. Alongside this, the project evaluates how we adapt our practices to be mindful of audience diversity, digital poverty, and the isolation challenges for vulnerable audiences arising from Covid-19.Rising to that challenge this project: 1. identifies how museum pedagogy and practices must adapt to new audience needs; 2. explores possibilities for co-produced community-digital innovation; and, 3. investigates the offer museums can make to support community resilience during and in the aftermath of the Covid-19 crisis.The importance of this project lies in the following areas. Firstly, new knowledge about the understanding of the impact of Covid-19 on the museum sector in NI that will both inform the Department for Communities (DfC) and have national relevance. Secondly, by generating new thinking around the community-digital dynamic and leading innovation as museums adapt. Thirdly, understanding the new needs around community resilience and wellbeing, arising from Covid-19.The Museums Association's response to the Covid-19 enquiry described museums as vital in supporting communities, promoting community cohesion, enabling wellbeing, and reflection on significant public issues. Many of our museums work with vulnerable groups, who will remain cautious/shielding post lockdown e.g. the Dementia Friendly Programme (NI Museums Council). This project will investigate the impact of putting such programmes on hold, how they can be effectively adapted/reinstated, and make recommendations for immediate application/future planning.

新冠肺炎危机正在对全国和全球的博物馆部门产生重大影响。它暴露了博物馆及其员工、项目和藏品的脆弱性。在其他地方，创新的规划展示了参与、响应和参与式博物馆服务的活力和多样性，证明了博物馆即使在危机中也是相关的场所。这个研究项目的重点是博物馆如何在危机时期继续为社区的恢复力和福祉做出贡献。它在调整受众参与和协作（如新的收集做法、规划和展览）以应对Covid-19的同时，解决了行业适应性问题。在2019冠状病毒病危机期间，人们的不同反应——一些博物馆的工作人员被强制休假，而在其他地方，他们参与了应对性项目——揭示了人们对博物馆服务本质（或其他）性质的更深层次的态度。展望未来，该项目将引领并为行业提供信息，因为它适应了有效的社区数字化可能性，仍然包含参与和参与的新思维。除此之外，该项目还评估了我们如何调整我们的做法，以关注受众的多样性、数字贫困以及2019冠状病毒病给弱势受众带来的孤立挑战。迎接这个项目的挑战：确定博物馆的教学方法和实践必须如何适应新的观众需求；2. 探索共同制作社区数字创新的可能性；, 3。调查了博物馆在Covid-19危机期间和之后为支持社区复原力所能提供的帮助。这个项目的重要性在于以下几个方面。首先，关于Covid-19对NI博物馆部门影响的理解的新知识将为社区部（DfC）提供信息并具有全国相关性。其次，通过围绕社区产生新的思维，数字动态和引领博物馆适应的创新。第三，了解2019冠状病毒病带来的社区复原力和福祉方面的新需求。博物馆协会对Covid-19调查的回应称，博物馆在支持社区、促进社区凝聚力、促进福祉和反思重大公共问题方面至关重要。我们的许多博物馆与弱势群体合作，他们在封锁后仍将保持谨慎/保护，例如痴呆症友好计划（NI博物馆理事会）。本项目将调查暂停这些计划的影响，如何有效地调整/恢复这些计划，并就立即应用/未来规划提出建议。