Mythology and Heritage – Engaging Young Audience with Intangible Heritage

Partner Institution

School of Humanities and Social Sciences (HSS), School of Art, Design and Media (ADM), School of Computer Science and Engineering (SCSE), Institute of Media Innovation (IMI), Asian Civilizations Museum (ACM),

Timeline

2010 – 2012

Description / Summary of Project

A childern exhibition at the Asian civilizations Museum featuring the story of Mulan, a Chinese folk heroine. The exhibition is centered around an interactive table juxtaposing cultural artifacts and contemporary objects from popular culture aimed at young visitors and highlighting the cultural heritage of folk heroes.

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Collaborator(s) / Member(s)

Huang Yanying

School of Art, Design & Media, Product Design Major, Year 4

Benjamin Cheah

School of Art, Design & Media, Interactive Media Major, Year 2

Khoo Yuan Ling, Velda

School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Linguistics and Multilingual Studies Major, Year 2

Kwok Pan Fung

School of Art, Design & Media, Product Design Major, Year 4

Nageswaran Naganandhini

School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Linguistics and Multilingual Studies Major, Year 2

Supervising Staff

Fabrizio Galli

School of Art, Design & Media

Halina Gottlieb

School of Humanities and Social Sciences / Institute for Media Innovation

Ng Bee Chin

School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Division of Linguistics and Multilingual Studies

Francesco Cavallaro

School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Division of Linguistics and Multilingual Studies

Goh Wooi Boon

School of Computer Science and Engineering, Division of Computing Systems-consultation

Karen Chin

Educator, Asian Civilization Museum

Marliana Binte Mohamed Aron

School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Division of Linguistics and Multilingual Studies