2. THE EXHIBITION – A PLACE OF LIMITED DIALOGUE Dr. Martin R.Schärer

4. Person A  Person B = Direct or Real Dialogue

5. Curator  Time  Exhibits (replacing the curator)  Visitor = Communication

6. Curator  Time  Exhibits (replacing the curator)  Visitor = Communication Person A  Person B = Direct or Real Dialogue

10. Curator  Time  Exhibits (replacing the curator)  Visitor = Communication

11. EXHIBITION The exhibition is a place of interpretative visualization of absent sets of circumstances (facts, situations) with things and staging elements as signs

12. EXHIBITION SITUATION SENDER  EXHIBITION  RECEIVER

13. EXHIBITION SITUATION SENDER  EXHIBITION  RECEIVER Mediator Visitor Message Absent Sets of Circumstances

14. EXHIBITION SITUATION SENDER  EXHIBITION  RECEIVER Mediator Visitor Message Absent Sets of Circumstances Exhibition Elements  Exhibits/Objects Staging elements Room components

15. EXHIBITION SITUATION SENDER  EXHIBITION  RECEIVER PARTICIPANT Mediator Visitor Message Absent Sets of Circumstances Exhibition Elements  Exhibits/Objects Staging elements Room components

16. EXHIBITION LANGUAGES

17. Aesthetic Exhibition Language  Enjoyment

18. EXHIBITION LANGUAGES Aesthetic Exhibition Language  Enjoyment Didactic Exhibition Language  Knowledge

19. EXHIBITION LANGUAGES Aesthetic Exhibition Language  Enjoyment Didactic Exhibition Language  Knowledge Theatrical Exhibition Language  Experience

20. EXHIBITION LANGUAGES Aesthetic Exhibition Language  Enjoyment Didactic Exhibition Language  Knowledge Theatrical Exhibition Language  Experience Associative Exhibition Language  Thinking

27. EXHIBITION The exhibition is a place of interpretative visualization of absent sets of circumstances (facts, situations) with things and staging elements as signs

28. EXHIBITION The exhibition is a place of interpretative visualization of absent sets of circumstances (facts, situations) with things and staging elements as signs

37. EXHIBITION SITUATION SENDER  EXHIBITION  RECEIVER PARTICIPANT Mediator Visitor Message Absent Sets of Circumstances Exhibition Elements  Exhibits/Objects Staging elements Room components

38. EXHIBITION SITUATION SENDER  EXHIBITION  RECEIVER PARTICIPANT Mediator Visitor Message Absent Sets of Circumstances Exhibition Elements  Exhibits/Objects = intended > sign > denotation Staging elements = intended > sign > denotation Room components = not intended > sign > connotations

40. EXHIBITION SITUATION SENDER  EXHIBITION  RECEIVER PARTICIPANT Mediator Visitor Message Absent Sets of Circumstances Exhibition Elements  Exhibits/Objects = intended > sign > denotation Staging elements = intended > sign > denotation Room components = not intended > sign > connotations

41. THEATRE An Author Communicates an Absent Theme

42. THEATRE An Author Communicates an Absent Theme  Arranged Stage with Mobile Actors Visualizes every time anew An Absent Theme for Immobile Spectators Creating their own play

43. EXHIBITION THEATRE An Author Communicates Absent Facts An Author Communicates an Absent Theme  Arranged Stage with Mobile Actors Visualizes every time anew An Absent Theme for Immobile Spectators Creating their own play

44. EXHIBITION THEATRE An Author Communicates Absent Facts  Arranged Stage with Immobile Objects Visualizes always in the same way Absent Facts for Mobile Visitors Creating their own exhibition An Author Communicates an Absent Theme  Arranged Stage with Mobile Actors Visualizes every time anew An Absent Theme for Immobile Spectators Creating their own play

56. Person A  Person B = Direct or Real Dialogue Warden  Visitor Visitor A  Visitor B Visitor A  Visitor A Curatorial and educational staff  Visitor

57. Person A  Person B = Direct or Real Dialogue Warden  Visitor Visitor A  Visitor B Visitor A  Visitor A Curatorial and educational staff  Visitor Person A  Time  Person B = Indirect “Dialogue”

58. Person A  Person B = Direct or Real Dialogue Warden  Visitor Visitor A  Visitor B Visitor A  Visitor A Curatorial and educational staff  Visitor Person A  Time  Person B = Indirect “Dialogue” Person A  Time  Person B = Communication

59. Person A  Person B = Direct or Real Dialogue Warden  Visitor Visitor A  Visitor B Visitor A  Visitor A Curatorial and educational staff  Visitor Person A  Time  Person B = Indirect “Dialogue” Person A  Time  Person B = Communication Curator  Time  Exhibits (replacing the curator)  Visitor = Second Degree Communication or Fake Dialogue