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Recreation of the Second Floor Exposition of the Memorial Lyceum Museum (Russia)
Category: Premio del Pubblico
Project
Recreation of the Second Floor Exposition of the Memorial Lyceum Museum
Category
Best Implemented Project of a Temporary or Permanent Museum Exposition
About the project, provided by the applicant
In 2024, the Tsarskoye Selo Lyceum fully regained its historical appearance. The recreation of the Lyceum continued for 75 years (1949—2024).
The reconstruction of the 2nd-floor halls became the final stage of restoration, preserving the architectural and stylistic connection with the Lyceum exposition interiors on the 3rd and 4th floors. The underlying idea is the principle of a balanced combination of classical and modern museum approaches, taking into account the artistic and historical context.
The main goal of the exposition is to recreate a complete picture of the daily life of the lyceum students using classical exhibition means, delicately complemented by modern multimedia tools. All object zones are arranged according to the scientific concept and thematic structure.
The features of the exhibition equipment and the nature of the setting scenes allow for the maximum utilization of the available area while preserving space for excursion groups and individual visitors.
Location
2 Sadovaya St., Pushkin, St. Petersburg, Russia
Project implementation year
2024
Extra visual materials
https://disk.yandex.ru/d/lowjPK0v8nqn9A
Applicant
The All-Russian Museum of A.S. Pushkin traces its history back to the first museum of the poet, opened in the Imperial Alexander Lyceum on October 19, 1879, and is one of the largest literary and memorial museum complexes in Europe.
Six museum objects included in the All-Russian Museum of A.S. Pushkin allow tracing the development of Russian culture and literature of the 18th–19th centuries.
Authors of the project
President of the All-Russian Museum of A.S. Pushkin — Sergey Nekrasov. Author and curator of the project — Anna Lugovaya.
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Status of the project
Implemented
