The book approaches the exhibition as a way to tell any kind of story -whether it relates to the past, presents an activity, or is the result of a group’s systematic engagement and reflection on a particular topic. In the context of exhibition design, a wide range of media can be used (texts, images, objects, sounds, etc.). This book treats the exhibition as a Three-dimensional -as it unfolds in space- Multimedia -as it incorporates various media- Narrative -as its core is the story we want to tell. It is understood as a communication tool addressed to society as a whole or to selected audiences, through the integration of the media it can encompass. The aim of the book is to provide a concise and systematic presentation of all the aspects one needs to consider, and the steps to follow, in order to create an exhibition. It offers the theoretical and methodological framework within which one is called to organize their workflow and assemble the right team of people, equipped with the necessary knowledge, skills, and willingness to collaborate, leading to a complete Three-dimensional Multimedia Exhibition Narrative (T.M.E.N.).
The theoretical and methodological framework of T.M.E.N. is reflected in the design and implementation of the exhibition “Mytilene, September 26th, 1922. An exhibition triggered by a diary,” which was realized by the authors’ team in September 2022. In each chapter, the reader follows how each exhibition medium was approached in the aforementioned exhibition, as an example of best practice in applying the proposed methodology for a complete T.M.E.N.

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