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Museum of Religious Art

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The concept of the new museology incorporated in 1997 is to respect and emphasize the architectonical spaces and support the visual language of the colections by using expositive resources to explain them in the best way. It was always important to keep the balance between architecture and objects. The goal of the museology was never to be protagonic but to get a plainess and moderate use of the sources to be a discrete auxiliar wich emphasize the charm and modesty of the spaces also the extraordinary worth of the colections.

The new distribution of the objects tried to gather religious subjects, wich tell stories about the most important episodes of catholiscism: the Annunciation, the Birth of Jesus, the suffering and Death, the Resurection, the Virgin´s assumption. After there are the most common advocations of the christian iconography and wich were well accepted in american territories. There are also halls wich order the colections acording to their different possesions, such as religious ornaments, furniture, daily life, Spanish American gold and silversmith.

The new Conception of the contemporary museums identify them not only as a patrimony of the past, but also as a manifestation of culture's daily life. That is how museology sensible to this need, add a space dedicated just to the temporary expositions, in order to promote and incentive the artistic manifestations in common with the contains of the museum, and specially for the difussion of important traditions of the folk's religious culture of Riobamba and the region.




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