Jasmin Pfefferkorn is a postdoctoral research fellow in The University of Melbourne's School of Culture and Communication. Her research centres on museum studies, aesthetics, digital and computational cultures, media and communications, and visual culture. She is the co-founder of the research group CODED AESTHETICS and teaches master's students in global media communications and arts and cultural management.
Introduction
1. Contemporary Museum Practice: The Museum of Old and New Art
2. Museums as Assemblage: Practice and Potential
3. The Normative Museum: The authoritative voice of the museum and the visitor-as-spectator
4. The Responsive Museum: Community and Constituents
5. The Affective Museum: Atmospherics, aesthesis, and the sensorial' 6. The Emergent Museum: Dynamic, hospitable, disruptive
Introduction; 1. Contemporary Museum Practice: The Museum of Old and New Art; 2. Museums as Assemblage: Practice and Potential; 3. The Normative Museum: The authoritative voice of the museum and the visitor-as-spectator; 4. The Responsive Museum: Community and Constituents; 5. The Affective Museum: Atmospherics, aesthesis, and the sensorial' 6. The Emergent Museum: Dynamic, hospitable, disruptive
