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The polish conception of aesthetic education began in the 1960s. The grounds of this theory were formulated by Bogdan Suchodolski, who recognised it as an integral part of general education. According to this theory, aesthetic education encompasses two areas: education for art, i.e. education for aesthetic sensibility and aesthetic culture, and education through art, i.e. development of full personality, also in the intellectual, moral, social, educational, imaginative and creative areas. Essential for the Polish theory of aesthetic education are the proposals and conclusions presented by Irena Wojnar, particularly her recognition of education through art as a creating an “open mind” attitude. A distinctive feature of Irena Wojnar’s pedagogical reflection on art is its interdisciplinary nature, which takes into account not only the educational one, but also the aesthetic, psychological and social perspective on the educational values and functions of art. The conceptions of visual art and musical education developed within the “general” theory of aesthetic education have been used in designing the music and visual arts curricula. The contemporary Polish theory of aesthetic education joined the stream of new educational thinking, in the perspective of cultural pluralism and new ethical and social obligations to individuals and to the world. The so perceived aesthetic education, recognised by UNESCO as an important part of education for culture, including the so-called human culture, deserves both the attention and interest of theorists as well as innovative practical solutions.
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Celem artykułu jest analiza wybranych trailerów popularyzujących wystawy czasowe w największych muzeach świata i uwypuklenie funkcji edukacyjnych tych filmów. Filmy promujące wystawy czasowe, poprzez swoją formę i treść mają za zadanie zaciekawić odbiorcę i zachęcić go do wizyty w muzeum. Cel ten realizowany jest przez przygotowanie filmowej obudowy wystawy i zastosowanie w niej dwojakich, często przeplatających się ze sobą środków: wprowadzenie zaskakującej fabuły, nierzadko o charakterze interaktywnym. Odbiorcy biorą udział w jej powstawaniu lub też w samym projekcie. Drugim sposobem jest wyraźne zaakcentowanie celów edukacyjnych poprzez objaśnianie tajników wiedzy specjalistycznej, takiej jak wiadomości o konserwacji, koncepcji wystaw czy metodach aranżacji. Wreszcie omówienie wiodących dzieł czy też skoncentrowanie się na mniej znanych szczegółach, co przybliża odbiorcy postać twórcy, proces tworzenia dzieła jak i artefakty, dzięki czemuspełniony zostaje wstępny warunek edukacyjny. Realizowanie tych dwóch ścieżek w filmachpromujących ekspozycje czasowe, zostało przedstawione na wybranych przykładach, zarówno z muzeów polskich i zagranicznych.
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This article aims to analyse selected trailers from temporary exhibitions which were popularized by the largest museums of the world, and also bring out their educational function. Currently, exhibitions, promoting films through its form and content, are designed to interest people and encourage them to visit the museum. This is done by preparing a film exhibition and using two different means which are often interwoven with one another, namely the introduction of a surprising story which is interactive in nature. The visitors take part in the formation or the project itself. The second approach is to have a clear educational emphasis and to explain the expertise and insider secrets of how it is maintained, and also the concepts of the exhibitions as well as the methods of arrangement. Finally there is a discussion of the leading works, and sometimes also a focus on lesser-known details which brings the participant, the creation’s producer as well as the process of creating and artifacts themselves closer to one another. In this way, by introducing the exhibition the prerequisites of an educational aspect are met. These two ideas in films promoting temporary exhibitions have been shown in selected examples, both in Polish and foreign museums.
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