Museum for en atypisk lokalbefolkning

This article is part of an ongoing research project on co-creation of museum dissemination in the forthcoming Vildmosemuseum. The aim of the article is to discuss the significance of prerequisites of the local population in the small town of Brønderslev in connection to its involvement in inclusion and co-creation at the museum. Pierre Bourdieu’s concepts of presuppositions inform the framework for understanding how users’ prerequisites affect their ability to use museums, while the preliminary research project takes the form of a case study. Along the way, the relevance of co-creation will be discussed.