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Curiosity Cabinets

Level: challenging Artists can use methods similar to those used by archeologists and scientists in gathering categorizing and displaying objects, but science follows different rules. When an artist uses a scientific format he raises questions about the distinctions between rational (scientific) and irrational (subjective) ways of gathering and organizing knowledge. Contemporary Curiosity Cabinets, modeled on 16th...


Tags: TOK, Knowledge, objective, subjective, Mark Dion

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