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Denver Art Museum: Report on In-Gallery Interpretive Installations


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By info @ archimuse - Posted on 10 December 2007

The Denver Art Museum has released a report about installed interpretives for adults in the museum’s new Hamilton Building. The new galleries gave DAM staff the opportunity to experiment with a wide range of interpretive experiences that encourage visitors to interact with art in new and different ways.  The main report outlines their thinking and lessons learned and the appendix describes each of the interpretives in more depth.
 
Download the full text, “New Angles on Interpretation” from : http://www.denverartmuseum.org/discover_the_dam/museum_resources