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Muzeum Warszawskiej Pragi - o założeniach programowych i ich realizacji

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Kuzko-Zwierz K.
Zbiór Wiadomości do Antropologii Muzealnej
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2019
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issue 6
PL
The Praga Museum of Warsaw formally exists as a branch of Museum of Warsaw since 2006. Since 2015, having its place of residence renovated and main exhibition opened, it is fully active on a local ground of Praga district. Briefing main programme assumptions this text concentrates on three most important questions: why does the museum exist, is it relevant to the needs of the local community and what are its main tasks in that context.
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Historia mówiona w muzeach. Przegląd projektów prowadzonych przez polskie placówki muzealne

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Kuzko-Zwierz K.
Wrocławski Rocznik Historii Mówionej
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2015
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vol. 5
91-110
PL
In recent years a considerable growth of interest in oral history can be observed in museum institutions. It is connected mostly with the narrative model applied when establishing museums (dominant in the Polish narrative), and the more and more popular participating approach. The oral history method and effects given by initiatives based on it seem both to fulfil the need for supplying evidence able to engage the audience in the presented story, and to be a way to engage different social groups in the museum activity. The aim of this article is to take a closer look on the projects run by Polish museum institutions and to give a preliminary analysis of how these possibilities can be used in practice. Particular interest was placed on institutions created in the last ten years. The author analyses projects coordinated by these centres focusing on, among others, the way their oral history collections are built, made available to the public and used to create museum exhibitions and museum projects.
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