布鲁克林博物馆“危机中的气候:美洲土著与环境变化”特展解析

An Analysis of the Exhibition“Climate in Crisis:Environmental Change in the Indigenous Americas”at the Brooklyn’s Museum

纽约布鲁克林博物馆"危机中的气候:美洲土著与环境变化"特展,围绕愿景与使命展开地理的逻辑叙事与简约的形式设计。博物馆策划团队利用"去蔽"的方式发掘殖民语境下的土著知识并促进社会认知,将土著的当代艺术作品与收藏的古代艺术品并置以开启对话。该展览反映出西方新博物馆学潮流下,布鲁克林博物馆对土著非物质文化遗产的关注,及其在传播多元化的生态观和积极展示土著在气候变化中的作用。博物馆通过制造话题,呼吁人们在面向未来的基础上,重新思考土著对气候变化议题的贡献。

“Climate in Crisis:Environmental Change in the Indigenous Americas”,a special exhibition at Brooklyn Museum in New York,focuses on the vision and mission of geographical logic narrative and simple form design.The museum’s planning team uses the idea of aletheia to explore and promote indigenous knowledge in the colonial context,juxtaposing indigenous art with collections of ancient art to start a dialogue.The exhibition reflects the growing trend of new museology in the West to focus on the intangible cultural heritage of indigenous,spread a diverse ecological perspective,and advocate for indigenous action on climate change.By creating a conversation,the museum calls on people to rethink the contribution of indigenous to climate change maps in a future-oriented way.