Abstract
The research was started as part of The 27th Slovenian Design Biennale BIO27 – Supervernaculars in 2022. The objective was to interrogate the practices and future of the biennale and to gain a deeper understanding of the environmental and social impact of BIO 27 and how a positive change can be achieved. The result of the project is, among others, an open-source toolkit that provides guidelines, methods, practical steps and a selection of resources for a sustainable transition within the cultural sector. It is intended for any individual or organisation that creates, defines, publishes, produces, distributes and uses cultural production within a museum and wants to make informed decisions regarding sustainable operations.
Presenters
Tamara Lašič JurkovićTeaching Assistant, Researcher , Industrial Design and Applied Arts, University of Ljubljana, Academy of Fine Arts and Design, Slovenia Žan Kobal
Research Assistant, Department of Industrial Design and Applied Arts, Design Theory and History, Academy of Fine Arts and Design Ljubljana, Slovenia
Details
Presentation Type
Paper Presentation in a Themed Session
Theme
2024 Special Focus—Intersectionality: Museums, Inclusion, and SDGs
KEYWORDS
Sustainability, Cultural Production, Guidelines, Museum, Exhibition Design, Regenerative Design
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