英文摘要 |
Generally, the exhibitions of historical theme can be classified into styles of object and figure in the museums. However, it is relative to some special people due to the exhibitions of historical figure raised by memorial hall; the exhibitions are different from that of objects. The purpose of this study is, therefore, to take the Zhang Qi-Lang Memorial Exhibition as a case study and analyze the curatorial perspectives from three groups, attended to arrange curation. The data of case study are scrutinized with content and literature analysis methods. Then, in order to understand how curators construct concepts, ideas by themselves to shape the exhibition, we develop an assessing tool, named 'Curation-Learning Analysis' frame by integrating theories of metacognition and Experience Learning Theory (ELT). The evaluation of the three-group curators focuses on their preference and attitudes. The findings are as follows: (1) the curatorial design of historical figure's theme is a compromise by working team, exhibition side, and victim's family; (2) the stance from exhibition side is more neutral, whereas victim's family owns a main power to lead the curatorial activity; (3) due to the fact that the historical figure is closer to contemporary, some topics are made by political issues in the curatorial period; (4) the impression of all interviewees is profound to experience the interactive scenario. Finally this study presents a framework of metacognition analysis in historical figure curation to some possibilities for further research. |