Sentence examples for museology from inspiring English sources
"museology" is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use it to refer to the study or science of museum curation and maintenance. For example, "The graduate student was interested in pursuing a career in museology, and so he began to take classes in museum management."
noun
The design, organization, and management of museums.
Now the bequest, with works by Wassily Kandinsky and Mark Rothko, and Spanish artists including Pablo Picasso (whose wood-panel painting "Mousquetaire, Tête, 1967" is prominent), is an important part of the Museo's anchor collection.As well as displaying art, the museum will also focus on the teaching of curation and museology.
In certain countries, notably Japan and some Latin-American nations, curators are required by law to have graduated in museology before they can practice.
Today, the course addresses a variety of practical new topics and considerations, "with a new focus on museology, administration, art management, mediation," Ms. Watson said.
Judith Clark, an exhibition specialist who also is professor of fashion and museology at the University of the Arts London, said the proliferation of sites included some "with different agendas, or criteria for collection and display".
A committed connoisseur — and Western museology is built on connoisseurship — would have greeted the show with dismay.
It just held the graduation of its first class, 20 students who obtained postgraduate diplomas in conservation and museology.
"In the realm of museology, recognizing outside issues is important because they are part of history, too".
"Since January this year this has been the first small, traditional Russian museum on Facebook," Ms. Polenova said in an interview in Paris, where she is studying for a doctorate in museology at the École du Louvre to prepare to take over from her mother.
It was not until about 1965, however, that university faculties or departments of museology museum studies, as it is more commonly known in English-speaking countries were created with a specific emphasis on the theory and practice of museums, as opposed to an emphasis on the subjects represented in their collections.
Senora Caturla came here at the invitation of the Metropolitan Musem to attend the International Congress on Art History & Museology.
"But when I was in the job few people even knew the word 'museology.' " Another Shanghai museum director used an analogy to describe the predicament.
