多廠商品牌聯展之策展設計
陳 殿禮, 馮 文君
摘要
台灣文創品牌面臨國內市場規模小、實體通路成本高的狀況,展覽成為可與顧客互動的平台,但小 品牌個別參展的成本高、能見度低。本研究係為多廠商品牌進行聯合策展設計,共創價值與擴展知名度 之實務設計案例進行論述,首先經由文獻探討及 12 家品牌資料編整與調查,彙整出「文創品牌產品屬性 定位」構面,作為分析參展品牌定位之工具;其次,實地訪談品牌經營與策展設計之跨領域專家,透過 紮根理論編碼建立「品牌策展設計」構面;再者,整合出「多廠商品牌聯展策展設計」之模式,最後, 依此模式應用於策展設計實務,驗證此模式之可執行性。本研究為多廠商品牌聯展策展設計之實務個案, 希望吸引更多學者或設計實務者,投入有關之設計理論轉化為實務的研究。
關鍵詞:多廠商品牌、品牌聯展、策展設計、文化創意產業
Cultural and creative brands in Taiwan face a small market and high distribution costs. Exhibitions allow for interaction with clients, but costs are high and visibility is low for small, individual brands. This study designed a joint exhibition of multiple brands and discussed practical design methods that create value and enhance visibility. Based on the literature review and survey from twelve brands, a “cultural and creative brand positioning” concept was developed to analyze positioning for each brand. Field interviews were conducted with experts in brand management and curatorial design. Through grounded theory coding, a framework was established for brand curatorial design, and an integrated model for the curatorial design of multi-brand exhibitions was developed. With respect to the practical application of the integrated model (for the curatorial design of multi-brand exhibitions), this study was only a case study and starting point; thus it is hoped that the study will motivate more scholars and design practitioners to conduct research on the practical application of design theories.
Keywords: Multi-brand, Brand Joint Exhibition, Curatorial Design, Cultural and Creative Industry.
關鍵詞:多廠商品牌、品牌聯展、策展設計、文化創意產業
Cultural and creative brands in Taiwan face a small market and high distribution costs. Exhibitions allow for interaction with clients, but costs are high and visibility is low for small, individual brands. This study designed a joint exhibition of multiple brands and discussed practical design methods that create value and enhance visibility. Based on the literature review and survey from twelve brands, a “cultural and creative brand positioning” concept was developed to analyze positioning for each brand. Field interviews were conducted with experts in brand management and curatorial design. Through grounded theory coding, a framework was established for brand curatorial design, and an integrated model for the curatorial design of multi-brand exhibitions was developed. With respect to the practical application of the integrated model (for the curatorial design of multi-brand exhibitions), this study was only a case study and starting point; thus it is hoped that the study will motivate more scholars and design practitioners to conduct research on the practical application of design theories.
Keywords: Multi-brand, Brand Joint Exhibition, Curatorial Design, Cultural and Creative Industry.