¿Quién narra nuestra historia? Museo, comunidad y patrimonio
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El presente proyecto propone un modelo de musealización participativa orientado a ampliar y dialogar con los discursos institucionales del Museo de Arte Francisco Oller, en Bayamón. Desde un enfoque cualitativo y participativo, se analizan las tensiones entre las narrativas museográficas institucionales y las experiencias y memorias construidas desde la comunidad. Mediante talleres creativos y espacios de diálogo, los participantes produjeron obras y relatos presentados en exposiciones comunitarias durante el Día Internacional de los Museos 2025 y 2026. Los resultados evidencian que este enfoque permite generar narrativas alternativas y fomentar relaciones más horizontales entre el museo y la comunidad, posicionándose como un modelo replicable en la gestión cultural contemporánea.
This project proposes a model of participatory museumization aimed at expanding and dialoguing with the institutional discourses of the Museo de Arte Francisco Oller, in Bayamón. From a qualitative and participatory approach, the tensions between institutional museographic narratives and the experiences and memories constructed from the community are analyzed. Through creative workshops and spaces for dialogue, participants produced works and stories presented in community exhibitions during International Museum Day 2025 and 2026. The results show that this approach allows for the generation of alternative narratives and the promotion of more horizontal relationships between the museum and the community, positioning itself as a replicable model in contemporary cultural management.
This project proposes a model of participatory museumization aimed at expanding and dialoguing with the institutional discourses of the Museo de Arte Francisco Oller, in Bayamón. From a qualitative and participatory approach, the tensions between institutional museographic narratives and the experiences and memories constructed from the community are analyzed. Through creative workshops and spaces for dialogue, participants produced works and stories presented in community exhibitions during International Museum Day 2025 and 2026. The results show that this approach allows for the generation of alternative narratives and the promotion of more horizontal relationships between the museum and the community, positioning itself as a replicable model in contemporary cultural management.
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