👉 Exhibit research is a method used in museum studies and cultural heritage management to gather detailed insights into the objects, collections, and spaces that are displayed in exhibitions. This process involves a combination of direct observation, interviews with curators, conservators, and other stakeholders, as well as analysis of historical documents, photographs, and other artifacts. Researchers may also conduct site visits to understand the exhibition's physical environment and how it influences visitor experience. The goal is to deepen understanding of the exhibit's content, its audience engagement, and its broader cultural significance, ultimately informing curatorial decisions and enhancing the educational value of the exhibition.
