Variability of modern possibilities of organization of museum and exhibition space.

The organization of museum spaces according to different principles, depending on the subject area is considered. An integrated approach with a combination of different types of spaces and exposition options is offered. The main purpose of the organization of the museum and exhibition space is to create an 'exposition scenario', programmed movement and action, for all age groups and categories of the population. It is proposed to involve a system of sensory receptors that cause complex, combined perceptions of space. A modern person is accustomed to a large amount of information, the speed of its change and a bright visual range. Therefore, it is advisable to involve the latest technological solutions in the demonstration processes. This will allow to combine spatial, auditory, visual, tactile and other types of perception into a multilayer and multilevel system. According to the perception of different types of exposition, it is proposed to take into account the following peculiarities of the types of exhibition environment: exposition of an object or group of objects that need to be viewed from all angles; exposition of the room, exposition of three-dimensional objects that require a certain aspect angle, exposition of objects that require a close perception. Generalized principles of modern organization of museum and exhibition space as the interrelation of internal space with the external environment: visual penetration, isolation, transformativeness, mobility, virtuality. Methodical techniques that add new opportunities in modern museum and exhibition space based on the peculiarities of perception: complex and diverse structure of space, structure of space with continuous movement, structure of space with multivariate movement, creation of feeling of 'infinity' of space, zone of visually variable environment, zone of physically variable environment. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]