Research On The Design Of Museum Experiential Display In The Protection Of Intangible Cultural Heritage

Nowadays,museums have an important obligation to collect,conserve,show and protect non-material cultural heritage.The traditional museum display began to show and educate by static ways of illustrations and display boards and objects.With the coming of experiential ages and changes of visitors’ needs,ways of museum display are constantly changing.Traditional ways have not met visitors’ needs of perception and emotions and even more.Experiential display design has begun.This way is to communicate culture knowledge and make the public consider by creating a happy visiting experience,which brings a good environment for non-material cultural heritage.By the original display way and rich and impressed feelings,the cultural meaning and artistic charm of non-material cultural heritage are recognized and appreciated so that it has improved the sense of protection of non-material cultural heritage which protects its life and sustainable development.The passage stressed the theoretical and case study about the experiential display design of non-material cultural heritage.The concept of museums display and the theory of experience design began to be studied from the characteristic of non-material cultural heritage.By particularly analyzing the museums of arts and crafts in Hangzhou and some good cases related,I classified and made a conclusion for the recent experiential display of non-material cultural heritage.I explored the pros and cons about the protection of handicraft class non-material cultural heritage of experiential display design in museums.By the virtue of the elements of dynamic protection,mass-communication,and cultural identity and according to the problems gotten from field survey,I tried to advance the new ideas and estimating ways of the experiential display design about handicraft class non-material cultural heritage.I hope that this passage can be inspiring and helpful to people who works in the display design of museums and protection of non-material cultural heritage.