Monika Murzyn-Kupisz
Biographic Data
| ID | 1953494 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Monika Murzyn-Kupisz |
| GIVEN NAMES | Monika |
| FAMILY NAME | Murzyn-Kupisz |
| SIGNATURE | MURZYN-KUPISZ M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Jagiellonian University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8482-970X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 22 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 21 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Core functions, visitor friendliness and digitalisation
We exploit a rich dataset on Italian museums to investigate whether corporate museums’ service provision is quantitatively different from the provision by the rest of private museums and by the three different types of Italian publicly owned museums (whose classification is by organisational mode: traditional, autonomous, and outsourced). We consider service provision in the dimensions of core museum functions (research, collection management, di…
Museum institutions and fashion
Fashion and textiles have always been present in museum collections and exhibitions.In recent years, however, they seem to be becoming more visible, both in response to the interest of curators and audiences in the field and due to the development of new links and forms of cooperation between museum institutions and the creative sector.The aim of the paper is to propose a new quantitative approach to assessing the extent of museums' engagement wi…
Zróżnicowanie postaw etnocentrycznych polskich konsumentów odzieży
Strój i wybory odzieżowe są ważnym wyznacznikiem i sposobem wyrażania tożsamości oraz przekonań. Celem artykułu, opartego na wynikach badań ankietowych przeprowadzonych w 2022 r. na reprezentatywnej próbie mieszkańców Polski, jest pokazanie, w jakim stopniu współcześni polscy konsumenci odzieży wykorzystują ubiór do wyrażania postaw etnocentrycznych. Oprócz najczęściej jak dotąd analizowanego patriotyzmu konsumenckiego związanego z preferencjami …
Do Museums Foster Innovation Through Engagement with the Cultural and Creative Industries?
Fashion Design Education and Sustainability
Fashion designers can have a key role to play in making fashion more sustainable, as they are able to influence and contribute to all dimensions of fashion impact (economic, environmental, social, and cultural), both positive and negative. Fashion design education should be seen as a chance to make aspiring designers aware of the challenges and potential of design for sustainability and equip them with the knowledge and skills necessary to implem…
Wprowadzenie
W ostatnich latach w dyskursie naukowym w Polsce obserwowane jest zwiksza
Idea mody zrównoważonej w policealnych i wyższych szkołach kształcących projektantów mody w Polsce
The Idea of Sustainable Fashion in Polish Post-Secondary Schools and Universities Offering Fashion Majors The article presents the results of research on the promotion of the sustainable fashion concept by Polish post-secondary and higher education institutions that offer fashion majors. The analysis included information on all institutions active in fashion design education in the 2019/2020 academic year and aimed to assess their involvement i…
Do museums foster innovation through engagement with the cultural and creative industries
The recent narrative on museums as catalysts of innovation and growth considers their relations with other cultural and creative industries (CCIs) to be very important. We argue that most relations museums establish with CCI firms and institutions are unlikely to produce strong positive externalities that make the latter more innovative. To prove this claim, we propose a conceptual framework qualifying project-based and supply chain relations bet…
Immersion in Buzz or Withdrawal to Solitude? Artists’ Creative and Social Strategies in Urban Settings
Expectations of bohemian inclinations of artists and their need to immerse in buzz shape the popular image of artistic professionals and often become a point of departure for public policies. The aim of our study, moving beyond preconceived notions on artists’ social and spatial preferences, has been to take a more nuanced look at artists’ attitudes toward buzz and its presence in urban settings. Drawing on the results of a research project condu…
Negotiating distance to buzz as an important factor shaping urban residential strategies of artists
The text aims to provide a more nuanced understanding of mechanisms behind artists’ spatial, in particular residential, choices. Moving beyond the usual focus on bohemians who cluster in artistic quarters, practice a particular lifestyle or represent a specific artistic discipline, we propose that artists’ residential strategies involve a complex process of balancing between the desired extent of exposure to buzz that may be termed a negotiated r…
Tworzenie przestrzeni dla kultury żydowskiej w polskich muzeach etnograficznych. Działania kuratorskie związanez pokazywaniem pluralizmu kulturowego w kontekście utraty różnorodności etnicznej
Looking beyond Poland’s internationally lauded new Jewish museums, this article asks how Jews are represented in longer-standing folk and ethnographic museums whose mandates have been to represent the historical culture of the Polish nation. How have such museums navigated growing internal pressures to incorporate Jews and reconsider the boundaries of “Polishness” alongside external pressures to re¬think the function and approach of ethnographic …
Making Space for Jewish Culture in Polish Folk and Ethnographic Museums
Looking beyond Poland’s internationally lauded new Jewish museums, this article asks how Jews are represented in longer-standing folk and ethnographic museums whose mandates have been to represent the historical culture of the Polish nation. How have such museums navigated growing internal pressures to incorporate Jews and reconsider the boundaries of “Polishness” alongside external pressures to rethink the function and approach of ethnographic m…
The Impact of Artists on Contemporary Urban Development in Europe
Zuzanna Bogumił, Joanna Wawrzyniak, Tim Buchen, Christian Ganzer and Maria Senina, The Enemy on Display
The transformation or foundation of new museum institutions in Central and Eastern Europe in recent years is often linked with four subjects: World War II, the communist period, Jewish heritage, an
From “Atlantis” to the Familiar
This article focuses on the new processes of revival of the Jewish community and the rediscovery and reinterpretation of Jewish heritage observed in Cracow in recent years. Referring to the richness of the Jewish heritage in Cracow accumulated during the centuries-long presence of this ethnic minority in the city, particularly in the quarter of Kazimierz, it moves beyond the popular narratives on touristification and commercialization of the city…
Young artists and the development of artistic quarters in Polish cities
The phenomenon of artistic quarters has been explored by many researchers interested in the spatial behaviours of artists in North American and Western European cities. Their analyses have often focused on the impact of this occupational group on transformations of selected urban areas: the arrival of artists as pioneers in degraded, problem neighbourhoods and the evolution of those neighbourhoods, which then attract more established artists, fol…
Heritage, Ideology and Identity in Central and Eastern Europe
Cultural heritage in building and enhancing social capital
Purpose Culture and cultural heritage are usually included in the general discussions on the construction of social capital and its impact on socio‐economic development. Despite that, it seems that there has not been enough in‐depth reflection on the typology and diversity of possible links between heritage and social capital. The purpose of this paper is to focus on an important aspect of heritage impact – its role in creating and enhancing soci…
The socio-economic impact of built heritage projects conducted by private investors
Cultural Quarters as a Means of Enhancing the Creative Capacity of Polish Cities? Some Evidence from Cracow
Culture-oriented activities conducted by diverse actors in selected urban areas may lead to the formation of unique quarters of production and consumption of cultural goods and services which function both as creative hubs and leisure spaces. Such cultural quarters may develop spontaneously or as a result of official designation and major public investment. Referring to the debate on cultural quarters in Western Europe, this article aims to exami…
Cultural policy at the regional level
The political transformation in Poland led to the decentralization of many activities from the state level to that of democratically elected governments at regional and local levels. Since 1999 each of the newly established regions has to formulate and implement policies in numerous fields, including culture and heritage. The cultural policies that they have pursued are influenced not only by structures inherited from socialist times, regional ar…
The changing identity of the Central European city
The changing identity of the Central European city
Cultural policy at the regional level
The political transformation in Poland led to the decentralization of many activities from the state level to that of democratically elected governments at regional and local levels. Since 1999 each of the newly established regions has to formulate and implement policies in numerous fields, including culture and heritage. The cultural policies that they have pursued are influenced not only by structures inherited from socialist times, regional ar…
Negotiating distance to buzz as an important factor shaping urban residential strategies of artists
The text aims to provide a more nuanced understanding of mechanisms behind artists’ spatial, in particular residential, choices. Moving beyond the usual focus on bohemians who cluster in artistic quarters, practice a particular lifestyle or represent a specific artistic discipline, we propose that artists’ residential strategies involve a complex process of balancing between the desired extent of exposure to buzz that may be termed a negotiated r…
The socio-economic impact of built heritage projects conducted by private investors
Cultural policy at the regional level
The political transformation in Poland led to the decentralization of many activities from the state level to that of democratically elected governments at regional and local levels. Since 1999 each of the newly established regions has to formulate and implement policies in numerous fields, including culture and heritage. The cultural policies that they have pursued are influenced not only by structures inherited from socialist times, regional ar…
The changing identity of the Central European city
Cultural Quarters as a Means of Enhancing the Creative Capacity of Polish Cities? Some Evidence from Cracow
Culture-oriented activities conducted by diverse actors in selected urban areas may lead to the formation of unique quarters of production and consumption of cultural goods and services which function both as creative hubs and leisure spaces. Such cultural quarters may develop spontaneously or as a result of official designation and major public investment. Referring to the debate on cultural quarters in Western Europe, this article aims to exami…
Cultural heritage in building and enhancing social capital
Purpose Culture and cultural heritage are usually included in the general discussions on the construction of social capital and its impact on socio‐economic development. Despite that, it seems that there has not been enough in‐depth reflection on the typology and diversity of possible links between heritage and social capital. The purpose of this paper is to focus on an important aspect of heritage impact – its role in creating and enhancing soci…
The socio-economic impact of built heritage projects conducted by private investors
Young artists and the development of artistic quarters in Polish cities
The phenomenon of artistic quarters has been explored by many researchers interested in the spatial behaviours of artists in North American and Western European cities. Their analyses have often focused on the impact of this occupational group on transformations of selected urban areas: the arrival of artists as pioneers in degraded, problem neighbourhoods and the evolution of those neighbourhoods, which then attract more established artists, fol…
Heritage, Ideology and Identity in Central and Eastern Europe
From “Atlantis” to the Familiar
This article focuses on the new processes of revival of the Jewish community and the rediscovery and reinterpretation of Jewish heritage observed in Cracow in recent years. Referring to the richness of the Jewish heritage in Cracow accumulated during the centuries-long presence of this ethnic minority in the city, particularly in the quarter of Kazimierz, it moves beyond the popular narratives on touristification and commercialization of the city…
The Impact of Artists on Contemporary Urban Development in Europe
Zuzanna Bogumił, Joanna Wawrzyniak, Tim Buchen, Christian Ganzer and Maria Senina, The Enemy on Display
The transformation or foundation of new museum institutions in Central and Eastern Europe in recent years is often linked with four subjects: World War II, the communist period, Jewish heritage, an
Making Space for Jewish Culture in Polish Folk and Ethnographic Museums
Looking beyond Poland’s internationally lauded new Jewish museums, this article asks how Jews are represented in longer-standing folk and ethnographic museums whose mandates have been to represent the historical culture of the Polish nation. How have such museums navigated growing internal pressures to incorporate Jews and reconsider the boundaries of “Polishness” alongside external pressures to rethink the function and approach of ethnographic m…
Tworzenie przestrzeni dla kultury żydowskiej w polskich muzeach etnograficznych. Działania kuratorskie związanez pokazywaniem pluralizmu kulturowego w kontekście utraty różnorodności etnicznej
Looking beyond Poland’s internationally lauded new Jewish museums, this article asks how Jews are represented in longer-standing folk and ethnographic museums whose mandates have been to represent the historical culture of the Polish nation. How have such museums navigated growing internal pressures to incorporate Jews and reconsider the boundaries of “Polishness” alongside external pressures to re¬think the function and approach of ethnographic …
Fashion Design Education and Sustainability
Fashion designers can have a key role to play in making fashion more sustainable, as they are able to influence and contribute to all dimensions of fashion impact (economic, environmental, social, and cultural), both positive and negative. Fashion design education should be seen as a chance to make aspiring designers aware of the challenges and potential of design for sustainability and equip them with the knowledge and skills necessary to implem…
Wprowadzenie
W ostatnich latach w dyskursie naukowym w Polsce obserwowane jest zwiksza
Idea mody zrównoważonej w policealnych i wyższych szkołach kształcących projektantów mody w Polsce
The Idea of Sustainable Fashion in Polish Post-Secondary Schools and Universities Offering Fashion Majors The article presents the results of research on the promotion of the sustainable fashion concept by Polish post-secondary and higher education institutions that offer fashion majors. The analysis included information on all institutions active in fashion design education in the 2019/2020 academic year and aimed to assess their involvement i…
Do museums foster innovation through engagement with the cultural and creative industries
The recent narrative on museums as catalysts of innovation and growth considers their relations with other cultural and creative industries (CCIs) to be very important. We argue that most relations museums establish with CCI firms and institutions are unlikely to produce strong positive externalities that make the latter more innovative. To prove this claim, we propose a conceptual framework qualifying project-based and supply chain relations bet…
Immersion in Buzz or Withdrawal to Solitude? Artists’ Creative and Social Strategies in Urban Settings
Expectations of bohemian inclinations of artists and their need to immerse in buzz shape the popular image of artistic professionals and often become a point of departure for public policies. The aim of our study, moving beyond preconceived notions on artists’ social and spatial preferences, has been to take a more nuanced look at artists’ attitudes toward buzz and its presence in urban settings. Drawing on the results of a research project condu…
Negotiating distance to buzz as an important factor shaping urban residential strategies of artists
The text aims to provide a more nuanced understanding of mechanisms behind artists’ spatial, in particular residential, choices. Moving beyond the usual focus on bohemians who cluster in artistic quarters, practice a particular lifestyle or represent a specific artistic discipline, we propose that artists’ residential strategies involve a complex process of balancing between the desired extent of exposure to buzz that may be termed a negotiated r…
Do Museums Foster Innovation Through Engagement with the Cultural and Creative Industries?
Zróżnicowanie postaw etnocentrycznych polskich konsumentów odzieży
Strój i wybory odzieżowe są ważnym wyznacznikiem i sposobem wyrażania tożsamości oraz przekonań. Celem artykułu, opartego na wynikach badań ankietowych przeprowadzonych w 2022 r. na reprezentatywnej próbie mieszkańców Polski, jest pokazanie, w jakim stopniu współcześni polscy konsumenci odzieży wykorzystują ubiór do wyrażania postaw etnocentrycznych. Oprócz najczęściej jak dotąd analizowanego patriotyzmu konsumenckiego związanego z preferencjami …
Core functions, visitor friendliness and digitalisation
We exploit a rich dataset on Italian museums to investigate whether corporate museums’ service provision is quantitatively different from the provision by the rest of private museums and by the three different types of Italian publicly owned museums (whose classification is by organisational mode: traditional, autonomous, and outsourced). We consider service provision in the dimensions of core museum functions (research, collection management, di…
Museum institutions and fashion
Fashion and textiles have always been present in museum collections and exhibitions.In recent years, however, they seem to be becoming more visible, both in response to the interest of curators and audiences in the field and due to the development of new links and forms of cooperation between museum institutions and the creative sector.The aim of the paper is to propose a new quantitative approach to assessing the extent of museums' engagement wi…
Political science (15 works) · Sociology (13 works) · Cultural Industries and Urban Development (12 works) · Art (11 works) · Business (8 works) · Economics (8 works) · Geography (8 works) · Archaeology (7 works) · Anthropology (6 works) · Visual arts (6 works)