Exhibition spaces from past to present prioritize education and communication functions beyond exhibition, collection and accumulation. Today, as an exhibition space, museums implement visitor-oriented techniques in order to maintain the communication among the space, audience, work of art strong in exhibition design. Exhibition spaces, which change and develop with technology, keep up with this process and turn to interactive trends. In interactive exhibitions, where the viewer moves from a passive position to an active position in front of the artwork, virtual and augmented reality technologies, holograms, simulations, three-dimensional projection systems, multi-touch screens and haptic technologies are commonly used. Metaverse and NFT, which have become very popular today thanks to recent global developments, are a new and promising medium in the art world. In this study, the history of museology is briefly mentioned, exhibition spaces and methods are examined from past to present, the effects of developing technology on exhibition spaces and methods are examined, and the mentioned technologies are exemplified in the relevant sections. The aim of this study, which is based on a descriptive literature review, is to examine the cooperation of art institutions with technology and to contribute to the literature by discussing the effects of the latest developments in today's rapidly developing technology on exhibition spaces in the future. Findings point the adaptation of museums to developing societies, and that this transformation from classical museology to modern museology causes changes in exhibition spaces and technologies, as well as an attempt by museums to organize visitor-oriented exhibitions with new exhibition and presentation techniques which have emerged within the understanding of modern museology.

Keywords:  Interactive Media, Exhibition Techniques, Art Management, Museology.