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... Chapter 7 provides a synopsis of the structures, processes, alchemies, and encounters of exhibit design and communication and then considers exhibits as markers and means of social change and cultural transformation. It analyzes a final case study, the Legacy Museum (opened 2018) in Montgomery...

... Appendix A reviews how exhibition design has figured in scholarly literature in museum studies, design history, design thinking, and design anthropology, finding that it largely has been treated as invisible. These design-related fields have mostly overlooked the entwined workings of exhibit...

... Appendix B provides a brief overview of the development of the field of visitor studies. visitor studies exhibitions museums design communication ...

... Swiss Nigerian composer Charles Uzor’s work Bodycam Exhibit 3: George Floyd in Memoriam provides an opening to begin theorizing Black lives and antiblackness in Switzerland. In the global Black Lives Matter protests, Floyd’s murder became linked, in Switzerland, to the case of Mike Ben Peter...

... This chapter returns to Uzor’s Bodycam Exhibit 3 to uncover what emerges in this piece when thinking and listening in this transformed way, as the previous chapters have proposed. Bodycam Exhibit 3 problematizes the structure of the archive, sovereignty, and narrativization through its...

...Exhibiting Fascism ...

... Chapter 4 is the first of two chapters that consider the shifting notion of genre, central in both design and communication. It looks at how designed form helps create, blur, cross, and/or transform exhibit genres and expectations, by asking, “What makes exhibitions ethnographic?” The chapter...