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A. Visual Literacy – competence model
Lode‘s model
ENViL’s competence model
I notice I exploreI name / describe
I wonderI imagine (envision)I make (draft, experiment, create)
I analyse (reason)I explainI interpret / understand
I present / communicate *I comment / criticize **I value
* Present images, communicate via images;** criticize in the sense of art criticism‚to use images‘ is missing.
Visual
perceptio
n
Visual a
nalysis
Visual
creativ
ity
and
imaginatio
n
Visual
language
and
communica
tio
n
Both models merged
Visual Literacy competence model ?
Visual Literacy competence model ?
B. Visual Literacy – Museum
Selection of works
Presentation
Mediation
Visual Literacy
curating
educating
preserving
researching
B. Visual Literacy – Museum MOption 1: Researching existing practice, using the model
Selection / Presentation
Selection / Presentation
Presentation
Presentation
Mediation
Mediation
Mediation
B. Visual Literacy – Museum MOption 2: Developing profile and practice, starting with the model
Challenge 1 What is Visual Literacy,
gained at Museum M, for?
Is Museum M able to simulate every day situations?
Challenge 2
How is Visual Literacy, gained at Museum M, related to transversal competences?
Which dimensions does Museum M wish to address?
Challenge 3
Which sub-competences should be addressed?Should reflection / metacognition be included?
B. Visual Literacy – Museum MOption 3: Learning from others - inspiration by examplese.g. how can reflection be addressed ?
Observe the observer
Riga 2016
New York 2006
Imagine the observer Munich 2014
Museum as a system – ‘making of’ an exhibition
Düsseldorf, Candida Höfer, 2011
Museum as a system – ‘making of’ an exhibition
Berlin, Kentridge, 2016
Museum as a medium – framing: the way entering the museum
Berlin, Kentridge, 2016
Museum as a medium – exhibition area index (relation between pictures and wall)
Berlin, Kentridge, 2016
Museum as a medium – building materials, furniture
Berlin, Kentridge, 2016
Museum as a system – exhibiting what museums do
Riga 2016
Museum as a system – how exhibitions work Vienna 2015
Museum as a system - new orders
Frankfurt 2015
Museum as a system – its history
Hannover 2016
Museum as a system – its options
Cologne2016
A. Visual Literacy – competence model
Lode‘s model
ENViL’s competence model
I notice I exploreI name / describe
I wonderI imagine (envision)I make (draft, experiment, create)
I analyse (reason)I explainI interpret / understand
I present / communicate *I comment / criticize **I value
* Present images, communicate via images;** criticize in the sense of art criticism‚to use images‘ is missing.
Visual
perceptio
n
Visual a
nalysis
Visual
creativ
ity
and
imaginatio
n
Visual
language
and
communica
tio
n
Both models merged
Visual Literacy competence model ?
Visual Literacy competence model ?
B. Visual Literacy – Museum
Selection of works
Presentation
Mediation
Visual Literacy
curating
educating
preserving
researching
B. Visual Literacy – Museum MOption 1: Researching existing practice, using the model
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B. Visual Literacy – Museum MOption 2: Developing profile and practice, starting with the model
Challenge 1 What is Visual Literacy,
gained at Museum M, for?
Is Museum M able to simulate every day situations?
Challenge 2
How is Visual Literacy, gained at Museum M, related to transversal competences?
Which dimensions does Museum M wish to address?
Challenge 3
Which sub-competences should be addressed?Should reflection / metacognition be included?
B. Visual Literacy – Museum MOption 3: Learning from others - inspiration by examplese.g. how can reflection be addressed ?
Observe the observer
Riga 2016
New York 2006
Imagine the observer Munich 2014
Museum as a system – ‘making of’ an exhibition
Düsseldorf, Candida Höfer, 2011
Museum as a system – ‘making of’ an exhibition
Berlin, Kentridge, 2016
Museum as a medium – framing: the way entering the museum
Berlin, Kentridge, 2016
Museum as a medium – exhibition area index (relation between pictures and wall)
Berlin, Kentridge, 2016
Museum as a medium – building materials, furniture
Berlin, Kentridge, 2016
Museum as a system – exhibiting what museums do
Riga 2016
Museum as a system – how exhibitions work Vienna 2015
Museum as a system - new orders
Frankfurt 2015
Museum as a system – its history
Hannover 2016
Museum as a system – its options
Cologne2016