Oct 13, 2025
Micromuseum
- Felipe Ribeiro1
- 1Open Heritage Platform and Future for Religious Heritage (FRH)
- Felipe Ribeiro
External link: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17333074
Protocol Citation: Felipe Ribeiro 2025. Micromuseum. protocols.io https://dx.doi.org/10.17504/protocols.io.dm6gpm2qjgzp/v1
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Created: October 12, 2025
Last Modified: October 13, 2025
Protocol Integer ID: 229613
Keywords: Heritage, Museology, Ecomuseology, Micro Art, Curatorship, Miniaturization, regulation of miniature artworks diorama exhibition, creation of microheritage heritage site, microheritage heritage site, international council of museum, miniature artworks diorama exhibition, cultural artifact, artistic heritage institute, micromuseum micromuseology, juridical precedent jurisprudence for contemporary art market, cultural institution, museum, heritage brazil summit, contemporary art market, archaeological, artistic, cultural center, international council, national historic, institute for research, institute, regulatory compliance, open standard
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Abstract
Micromuseology is the application of miniaturization for the
regulation of miniature artworks diorama exhibition cultural centers.
It was developed through my decades composing collaborative
site-specific micro-operas for the some of the most respected
cultural institutions worldwide and compiles for my fellows of the
Institute for Research and Coordination in Acoustics (IRCAM) Forum
and National Historic and Artistic Heritage Institute (IPHAN) who
joined me in the International Council of Museums (ICOM) Council for
the Defense of Historical, Archaeological, Artistic and Tourist
Heritage Brazil Summit. Its purpose is to set open standards for the
creation of microheritage heritage sites and cultural artifacts
assets safeguard along the Blue Shield International that can serve
as juridical precedent jurisprudence for contemporary art market
regulatory compliance based works valuing, so improving its trust.
Image Attribution
Micromuseum is a rule of law (RoL) ecomuseologyopen sciencemethodology that proposes the sustainable
development of miniaturizationmicrotechnology in the secure operational development (DevSecOps) of dioramacultural centers and roadside attractions through transparentnanotechnologicaudit. This way, in
a gamificationeducational games open education metaphor, if museums are like games gymnasium and virtual
museums are like video-gamesonline platforms, mini and micro museums are like gallery library archive museum (GLAM) board games cafés or video-game retail stores.
Guidelines
Follow the steps archiving the researched materials in your preferred open file format.
Materials
1. A collection.
2. A collective.
3. A physical and (or) virtual exhibition space,
Troubleshooting
Safety warnings
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United Nations Education Science Culture Organization (UNESCO) and its Blue Shield International, World
Heritage Convention (WHC), UNESCO World Heritage Interpretation and Presentation of Heritage (WHIPIC), International Council Of Museums (ICOM), International Comitee for Museology (ICOFOM), International Centre For The Preservation and Restoration of Cultural Property (ICCROM), International
Movement for a New Museology (MINOM), and Digital Resources for Online Public Services (DROPS) Ecomuseology Platform Open Standards Standardization Compliance.
Expected Results
Expected result
Micromuseum Open Methodology Regularization will require from its users participation in the the development of:
2.1.International Council of Museums (ICOM) Micromuseums Regulation.
2.2. International Comittee for Museology
(ICOFOM) creation of an International Committee for Curatorship
(ICOFC) with its due (eco)microcuratorship regulation.
2.3. United Nations Science Culture
Organization (UNESCO) Open Air Diorama Museum:
2.3.1. World Heritage Convention (WHC)
Heritage Sites Sculpture Ecomuseum.
2.3.2. International Council of Museums
(ICOM) World Museums Micromuseums.
2.3.3. Sponsor Galleries, Libraries,
Archives, and Libraries (GLAM) Micromuseums.