The Interpretation of Lanna Cultural in State and Local Museum：Case Studies ofNational Chiang Mai Museum and Klangwiang Chiang Mai Museum Partnership

• Main Authors: CHAO, LI-YU, 趙苙宇
• Other Authors: WANG, SUNG-SHAN
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2019
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/cdffm9

碩士 === 國立臺北藝術大學 === 博物館研究所 === 107 === In Thailand's diverse museum ecosystem, there are national museums attached to the official system, as well as local government or privately-established buildings, each of which interacts with the community based on its own power to interpret culture. Among the museums affiliated with the country, the narrative is still influenced by the central government. The national pavilion system can be divided into two categories—the “Bangkok regional premises” belonging to the “Office of National Museums” and the “Local Arts and Culture Department”. The National Museum of Foreign Affairs under the jurisdiction of the Regional Offices of Fine Arts, such as the National Chiang Mai Museum in Chiang Mai, is the latter. Local governments, in collaboration with private institutions or academic organizations, have developed cultural relics with local expositions, such as the Chiang Mai City Arts & Cultural Centre, located in the ancient city of Chiang Mai. The relevant Klangwiang Chiang Mai Museum Partnership is also available. As the second largest city outside Central Bangkok, Chiang Mai has different cultural heritage and identity with the central region because of its geographical, cultural and historical factors. It is represented by the Lanna dynasty and its related cultural influence. Go deep into today's northern regions. In addition to the historical traces of the ancient dynasty, the Lanna culture also covers the daily life of the people of the North in terms of diet, clothing, religion, festivals, language, etc. It can be said that Lanna culture has made the North of today and has become an important recognition of local culture. This study chose to observe the two museums of the National Museum of Chiang Mai and the Chiang Mai Art and Culture Center. It analyzes the display narratives of the two museums on the "Lanna Culture", how to construct Lanna's cultural interpretation and how to interact with the local through the display rights.