The Angus Folk Collection Comes to Dun: Design and Interpretation of a re-homed local heritage collection

Bianca Marie Bellafiore

Research output: Contribution to conferenceUnpublished paper

Abstract

The paper explores the rehoming of the regional heritage collection established by Lady Jean Maitland, house of Dun, Scotland. It expands on museum scholarship by looking at the generators of atmosphere – staging of space and objects, light and sound design, interpretation – of the Angus Folk Collection. I ask: what qualities do atmospheres and the heritage concept of spirit of place share? Can exhibitions convey spirit of place? The paper argues conveying spirit of place is a greater challenge when the site's mission and value remains in a liminal state.
Original languageEnglish
Publication statusAccepted/In press - 15 Dec 2023
EventSociety for Applied Anthropology 84th Annual Meeting: Erve Chsmbers Tourism and Heritage Student Paper Award - New Mexico, Santa Fe, UNITED STATES
Duration: 26 Mar 202430 Mar 2024
https://www.appliedanthro.org/about/awards-prizes/erve-chambers-tourism-and-heritage-student-paper-award

Conference

ConferenceSociety for Applied Anthropology 84th Annual Meeting
Country/TerritoryUNITED STATES
CitySanta Fe
Period26/03/2430/03/24
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