OPEN-AIR EXHIBITION ON THE KHORTYTSYA ISLAND IN THE PROJECTS OF LVIV BRANCH OF UKRAINIAN SPECIAL SCIENTIFIC AND RESTORATION DESIGN INSTITUTE ‘UKRPROEKTRESTAVRATSIYA’

Authors

  • Наталія Чергік National Reserve ‘Khortytsya’ (Zaporizhzhya, Ukraine)

Abstract

This article is about the architectural and ethnographic complex of the history of the Zaporozhian Cossacks. This complex was designed in 1989–1992. The projects were prepared by the specialists of Lviv Branch Ukrainian Scientific and Restoration Design Institute ‘Ukrproektrestavratsiya’. This article demonstrated objective and subjective factors which influenced the choice of interpretational model of image of Zaporozhian Sich in the form of open-air exposition on the Khortytsya Island. In the context of this study the word ‘model’ denotes: content, structure, composition, method of creating an exposition.
Keywords: Khortytsya Island, open-air exposition, model, interpretation, image, Zaporozhian Sich, architectural and ethnographic complex, reconstruction, restoration, re-creation

Author Biography

Наталія Чергік, National Reserve ‘Khortytsya’ (Zaporizhzhya, Ukraine)

Senior Research fellow, Department of scientific-exposition activities

Науковий вісник НМІУ

Downloads

Published

2018-12-02

How to Cite

Чергік, Н. (2018). OPEN-AIR EXHIBITION ON THE KHORTYTSYA ISLAND IN THE PROJECTS OF LVIV BRANCH OF UKRAINIAN SPECIAL SCIENTIFIC AND RESTORATION DESIGN INSTITUTE ‘UKRPROEKTRESTAVRATSIYA’. Scientific Bulletin of the National Museum of Ukrainian History, (3), 467-477. Retrieved from https://visnyk.nmiu.org/index.php/nv/article/view/248

Issue

No. 3 (2018): Scientific Bulletin of the National museum of the History of Ukraine

Section

Articles

License

The authors of the contained articles and materials express their opinions that do not necessarily coincide with the views of the members of the editorial board and are responsible for the reliability of the facts presented.

All rights reserved.
Reprint and / or translation (full or partial) is possible only with the consent of the
National Museum of Ukrainian History and authors.