ISS 25 (1995).pdf - The International Council of Museums
ISS 25 (1995).pdf - The International Council of Museums ISS 25 (1995).pdf - The International Council of Museums
MUSEUM AND COMMUNITY ,\nupama Nigam Museum as institutions were born out of sheer social need. Hence the commitment to society and to the community is vital. Inquisitiveness of human mind on one hand, promts us to know something about the growth of human civilisation and the changing social needs on the other, will require the accumulated knowledge and experience of the by gone era to reproduce new paradigms and models for further social growth. Museum objects as, authentic testimony of the past which are collected in museum and Art-gallaries provide them with an unique opportunity to fulfil there basic needs. The service to the community is therefore the prime concern of the museum. The main function such as Collection, Preservation and Communication are the tools to enlighten the people as a whole of their past cultural and natural heritage. Thus all the socio-cultural function of collection. activity of collection, a museum The well museums, revolve thought based on must therefore be around out and these aimed the museum purposeful respective to meet socio-cultural and economic requirements of the communi ty. Yet, museums are dynamic institutions and their policies and programmes will have to be therefore revised from time to time, in order to meet the changing socio-cultural needs of the community. 83
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MUSEUM AND COMMUNITY<br />
,\nupama Nigam<br />
Museum as institutions were born out <strong>of</strong> sheer<br />
social need. Hence the commitment to society and to the<br />
community is vital. Inquisitiveness <strong>of</strong> human mind on<br />
one hand, promts us to know something about the growth <strong>of</strong><br />
human civilisation and the changing social needs on the<br />
other, will require the accumulated knowledge and<br />
experience <strong>of</strong> the by gone era to reproduce new paradigms<br />
and models for further social growth. Museum objects as,<br />
authentic testimony <strong>of</strong> the past which are collected in<br />
museum and Art-gallaries provide them with an unique<br />
opportunity to fulfil there basic needs.<br />
<strong>The</strong> service to the community is therefore the<br />
prime concern <strong>of</strong> the museum. <strong>The</strong> main function such as<br />
Collection, Preservation and Communication are the tools<br />
to enlighten the people as a whole <strong>of</strong> their past cultural<br />
and natural heritage. Thus all the socio-cultural<br />
function <strong>of</strong><br />
collection.<br />
activity <strong>of</strong><br />
collection,<br />
a museum<br />
<strong>The</strong> well<br />
museums,<br />
revolve<br />
thought<br />
based<br />
on<br />
must therefore be<br />
around<br />
out and<br />
these<br />
aimed<br />
the museum<br />
purposeful<br />
respective<br />
to meet<br />
socio-cultural and economic requirements <strong>of</strong> the<br />
communi ty. Yet, museums are dynamic institutions and<br />
their policies and programmes will have to be therefore<br />
revised from time to time, in order to meet the changing<br />
socio-cultural needs <strong>of</strong> the community.<br />
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