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| - A "selfie museum" or "Instagram museum" is a type of art gallery or installation designed to provide a setting for visitors to pose in photographs to be posted on social media sites such as Instagram. Typical features of exhibits in a selfie museum include colorful backdrops, oversize props, and optical illusions such as anamorphosis. Selfie museums are an example of experiential commerce. Many are pop-up exhibitions, opening for only a few months in a particular location, while others are permanent. (en)
- Een Instagrammuseum, ook wel Insta- of selfiemuseum genoemd, is een plek die is ingericht om bezoekers te laten poseren met een diversiteit aan achtergronden voor ludieke foto's, met name selfies, die op sociale media, zoals Instagram, gebruikt kunnen worden. De Instagrammuseum onderscheidt zich van conventionele museums door het centraal stellen van de bezoekers en niet de tentoongestelde objecten. Het wordt dan ook wel eens meer als een 'experience' dan als een museum gepresenteerd. — Jia Jia Fei gedurende een TED talk (vertaald, 2016) (nl)
- Um "museu de selfies" ou "museu do Instagram" é um tipo de galeria de arte ou instalação projetada para fornecer um ambiente para os visitantes posarem em fotos a serem publicadas em sites de mídia social como o Instagram. As características típicas das exposições em um museu de selfies incluem cenários coloridos, adereços grandes e ilusões de ótica, como anamorfose. Os museus de selfies são um exemplo de comércio experimental. Muitas são , abrindo por apenas alguns meses em um determinado local, enquanto outras são permanentes. (pt)
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| - A "selfie museum" or "Instagram museum" is a type of art gallery or installation designed to provide a setting for visitors to pose in photographs to be posted on social media sites such as Instagram. Typical features of exhibits in a selfie museum include colorful backdrops, oversize props, and optical illusions such as anamorphosis. 29Rooms, a three-day immersive art installation created by Refinery29 in 2015 in New York City, has been cited as the first example of this type of facility. The Museum of Ice Cream, opened in 2016, is also credited as a major catalyst of selfie museums. By 2019, there were reportedly dozens of selfie museums across the United States. They faced challenges in 2020 when most were forced to close temporarily due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Some predecessors to this trend from the contemporary art world have been identified, such as Rain Room, Urban Light, and the mirrored rooms of Yayoi Kusama. The large-scale experimental artworks exhibited at the Burning Man festival have also been cited as an influence, as well as the artist collective Meow Wolf. Some commentators have criticized the use of the word "museum" to describe these establishments. Unlike traditional museums, which are often non-profit organizations with an educational mission, selfie museums are almost always for-profit businesses, earning money through admission fees and, in some cases, corporate sponsorships. Museum of Ice Cream founder Maryellis Bunn has expressed regret over using the word, and coined the term "experium" (a portmanteau of "experience" and "museum") to describe such businesses. Selfie museums are an example of experiential commerce. Many are pop-up exhibitions, opening for only a few months in a particular location, while others are permanent. (en)
- Een Instagrammuseum, ook wel Insta- of selfiemuseum genoemd, is een plek die is ingericht om bezoekers te laten poseren met een diversiteit aan achtergronden voor ludieke foto's, met name selfies, die op sociale media, zoals Instagram, gebruikt kunnen worden. De Instagrammuseum onderscheidt zich van conventionele museums door het centraal stellen van de bezoekers en niet de tentoongestelde objecten. Het wordt dan ook wel eens meer als een 'experience' dan als een museum gepresenteerd. Decors variëren in thema en sfeer en bevatten veelal pop-upobjecten, vaak met opgeblazen afmetingen. Er wordt ingespeeld op de zintuigen van de bezoekers, waarbij optische illusies vaak een grote rol spelen. Omdat het videofilmen met het opkomen van de TikTokgeneratie steeds populairder is, worden ook opstellingen geschikt gemaakt voor korte filmpjes. Daarom kan er ook wel gesproken worden van Instagram- en TikTokmusea. De opkomst van het Instagrammuseum heeft een grote impact op de museumwereld. Het publiek benadert museums anno 2016 anders dan in het pre-digitale tijdperk en de museumwereld speelt daar op in: De boodschap in het predigitale fotografietijdperk was: Dit is wat ik zie. Ik heb het gezien. Heden is de boodschap: ik was daar. Ik kwam, ik zag en ik selfiede. — Jia Jia Fei gedurende een TED talk (vertaald, 2016) (nl)
- Um "museu de selfies" ou "museu do Instagram" é um tipo de galeria de arte ou instalação projetada para fornecer um ambiente para os visitantes posarem em fotos a serem publicadas em sites de mídia social como o Instagram. As características típicas das exposições em um museu de selfies incluem cenários coloridos, adereços grandes e ilusões de ótica, como anamorfose. 29Rooms, uma instalação de arte imersiva de três dias criada pela em 2015 em Nova Iorque, foi citada como o primeiro exemplo desse tipo de instalação. O , inaugurado em 2016, também é considerado o principal catalisador dos museus de selfies. Em 2019, havia dezenas de museus de selfies nos Estados Unidos. Eles enfrentaram desafios em 2020, quando a maioria foi forçada a fechar temporariamente devido à pandemia de COVID-19. Alguns predecessores dessa tendência do mundo da arte contemporânea foram identificados, como Rain Room, e os quartos espelhados de Yayoi Kusama. As obras de arte experimentais em grande escala exibidas no festival Burning Man também foram citadas como uma influência, assim como o coletivo de artistas . Alguns comentaristas criticaram o uso da palavra "museu" para descrever esses estabelecimentos. Ao contrário dos museus tradicionais, que muitas vezes são organizações sem fins lucrativos com uma missão educacional, os museus de selfies quase sempre são negócios com fins lucrativos, ganhando dinheiro com taxas de admissão e, em alguns casos, patrocínios corporativos. A fundadora do Museu do Sorvete, Maryellis Bunn, lamentou o uso da palavra e cunhou o termo "experium" (uma mala de viagem de "experiência" e "museu") para descrever tais negócios. Os museus de selfies são um exemplo de comércio experimental. Muitas são , abrindo por apenas alguns meses em um determinado local, enquanto outras são permanentes. (pt)
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