Museum exhibits

This thesis document is comprised of two sections. The first section explores the theory of how objects play a role in evoking emotions, empathizing, and connecting visitors with the past by revealing the story of the objects themselves. I then assert that telling a story with v…

Presenting complex spatiotemporal environmental and cultural archaeological site information in traditional museum exhibits is a challenge. The site data exists, meticulously documented in modern archaeological mapping processes, but is not always effectively communicated to the…

The goal of this thesis is to illustrate the importance of video art through a spatial and aesthetic phenomenological framework, revealing the critical nature of aesthetic experiences for forming meaning between art-objects and viewers facilitated through acts of curation. Video…