01623nas a2200217   4500000000100000000000100001000000100002008004100003653003000044653004500074653002900119653001700148653001200165653002400177100001200201245017300213300001000386490000700396520098200403022002001385       2014                            d10aAudiovisual documentation10aAudiovisual materials - museum artifacts10aAudiovisual presentation10aDigitization10aExhibit10aintangible heritage1 aD. Skrt00aAudiovisual materials in the Gorica museum: The creation and development of the Department of Audiovisual Documentation and Presentation of Intangible Cultural Heritage  a50-550 v543 aUsing the creation of the Department of Audiovisual Documentation and Presentation of Intangible Cultural Heritage at the Gorica Museum in Nova Gorica as an example, the author shows how very recent the audiovisual activity still is in museums - despite the fact that we are surrounded by the e-civilization. By using this specific example as an illustration she also draws attention to the various dilemmas, problems, and diversity that arise during the process of creation of audiovisual documentation, its presentation, and its archiving. Audiovisual materials in museums represent a rich fund that contains a wealth of diverse data on the intangible heritage. On the one hand they are available for research purposes; on the other they convey heritage data to the general public. In addition to their archival function, the most meaningful public mission of the audiovisual materials within a museum is their ability of communication and presentation to the general public.  a03512908 (ISSN)