ABSTRACT
This article aims to analyze the extensive collaboration of the North American firm Ralph Appelbaum Associates to the creation of environmental exhibitions in Brazil, especially to the Portuguese Language Museum. Based on the concepts of narrative museum, exhibition-show and integrative design, the study will be articulated in two moments: analyses of the RAA projects taken as references for their implementation in the Brazilian context (Holocaust Museum and Newseum); and study of the main interventions of Appelbaum in Brazil, in order to reflect on context of creation of contemporary exhibition spaces mediated by communication technologies.
KEYWORDS
Narrative Museum; Exhibition-show; Integrative Design; Ralph Appelbaum