This research project originates from the theoretical framework developed in the master thesis M.A.P. Museums Accessibility Platform in Economics and Management of Art and Cultural Activities at Ca’ Foscari University in Venice. The idea underlying this work is that new technologies can upgrade the range of our physical experience in a museum, spreading and sharing the wealth of visitors’ interpretations to a wider community.
The concept of a museum elevated to the square was first applied to the Mario Rimoldi Modern Art Museum within the program Interreg IV I-A “AdMuseum” on behalf of the Museums of the Regole, thanks to the research developed at Venice International University and later at the Department of Media Arts and Sciences, Duke University (NC).