Research On The Narrative And Communication Design Of Museum Exhibition Under The Visual Cultural Background

The narrative and communication of visual culture is becoming more and more important in museums.In recent years,with the increasing number of museu ms in China,the improvement of the narrative and communication ability of museums has become an important issue.How to use the context of visual cul ture to tell a good story,how to use the Internet and new media applications to expand communication channels,how to carry out visual design to bring b etter visual experience to the audience and other issues need to be further expl ored into the study.This paper takes the visual narrative and visual communica tion design of historical museums as the research object,draws on the theoret ical results of visual culture narrative and communication research in recent ye ars,and finally demonstrates the visual communication design of the display of Mawangdui Han tomb in Changsha,trying to build the visual field of the museum and explore the narrative and communication law of Mawangdui in C hangsha.By combing and analyzing the visual culture of the museum,this pa per organically combines related disciplines such as visual culture,Museology,communication,design,etc.,studies the visual narrative and visual comm unication of the museum,comprehensively analyzes the examples of the exhib ition of Mawangdui Han tomb in Changsha,discusses the combination of the ory and practice through the field investigation of the museum,and makes us e of the narrative and communication of visual culture The method of expressi on tells the story of the exhibition itself to the audience,trying to broaden th e structure and dimension of the museum narrative and communication,provi ding the audience with orderly construction and communication interpretation th rough exhibition display,providing theory and method reference,providing d ifferent visual cultural narrative angles and different communication design of t he museum,exploring the possibility and possible help for the interpretation o f the museum ?...