01623nas a2200229   4500000000100000000000100001008004100002653001700043653002400060653001100084653001500095653002400110100001000134700001700144700001800161245014700179856015300326300001200479490000700491520087500498022002001373                                       d10aAuthenticity10aintangible heritage10amuseum10aProduction10atourist experiences1 aYi Fu1 aSangkyun Kim1 aTiantian Zhou00aStaging the  authenticity  of intangible heritage from the production perspective: the case of craftsmanship museum cluster in Hangzhou, China  uhttps://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-84948587850&doi=10.1080%2f14766825.2014.983439&partnerID=40&md5=7e29408e08a4ca095843d304c59d520e  a285-3000 v133 aThis paper examines how the authenticity of intangible craftsmanship heritage is planned and staged in the cultural museum context. Based on a case study of the Craftsmanship Museum Cluster in Hangzhou, China, this paper discusses and analyses how tourism serves as a catalyst at the museums to showcase the authenticity of craftsmanship heritage and provide tourists authentic experience, through combing the tangible and intangible forms (e.g. object display, modern exhibition technology, simulated environment, and living process of craftsmanship showcase). The local governmental organisations, museum planners, curators, and crafts masters co-produce the authenticity of craftsmanship heritage through full negotiation, compromise, and creation. This paper also highlights the changing nature of intangible heritage and the role of museums in contemporary tourism.  a14766825 (ISSN)