英文摘要
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Exhibition narration has become an important perspective from which to discuss museum and art gallery exhibitions in recent years. "Exhibition narration" possesses the characteristic of dual timeliness, which enables simultaneous viewing of exhibitions in the dimensions of time and space. Moreover, exhibition narration becomes the exhibition text interpreted by audiences. The text space of the exhibition text constitutes another field of communication with viewers. Entangled Garden for Plant Memory: A Solo-Exhibition of Janet Laurence, curated by Wan-Chen Chang and held in the Yu-Hsiu Museum of Art, serves as a case study. The concepts of dual timeliness, space and poetics of exhibition narratives are used to think about the applications of professional practices, such as artistic intervention, curatorial discussion and art production, to environmental sustainability issues. Moreover, by copying natural ecology in art museums, ways of viewing people and nature and the correspondence between them can be re-problematized and aestheticized.
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