Museology and Museum-making: Cultural Policies and Cultural Demands

Olga Zabalueva

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What does it take to make a museum? A building designed by world-known ‘starchitect’? Public demand? Authentic and exciting collections to present? Committed staff? Generous sponsors? Depending on the context, more questions might arise. However, the question I aim to address is if there is a demand for museological competence in new museum projects, how this competence is being performed and what perspectives there are for further development. The article analyses and compares two museum projects. The first is the Orthodox Church’s museum at the New Jerusalem Monastery near Moscow, Russia; the second is a pilot study for the national Museum for Democracy and Migration in Malmö, Sweden.

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