Modern museum communication in the space of network culture

The research attempts to identify the field of interaction between museum institutions and modern media technologies in their visual aspect. The recent massive network art practices significantly transform the perception of museum exhibits building a new aesthetics of artistic communication. Nowadays, the analysis of the effects of changes in production patterns and consumption of works of fine arts is of great interest to researchers within the network communication. The relationships of a person with museum and exhibition are of active creative nature, the results of which are demonstrated in the public domain. An updated model of interaction between museum and audience is to increase interactivity and informal communication. The author concludes that one’s transgressive interaction with arts can help eliminate the internal contradictions of the modern individual.