图书馆杂志

图书馆杂志 ›› 2025, Vol. 44 ›› Issue (413): 56-63.

• 图书馆文创新探 • 上一篇    下一篇

公共图书馆文创IP 开发的视觉叙事实践路径———以上海图书馆馆藏活化为例

袁 莹(上海图书馆)   

  • 出版日期:2025-09-15 发布日期:2025-09-29
  • 作者简介:袁 莹 上海图书馆( 上海科学技术情报研究所) ,馆员。研究方向:图书馆文创开发、文献资源利用与推广。E-mail:yyuan@libnet. sh. cn 上海 200031

Visual Narrative Approaches in Cultural and Creative IP Development for Public Libraries: A Case Study on Collection Revitalization at Shanghai Library

Yuan Ying (Shanghai Library)   

  • Online:2025-09-15 Published:2025-09-29
  • About author:Yuan Ying (Shanghai Library)

摘要:

公共图书馆作为文化传承的重要载体,其文创IP 开发是活化馆藏资源、传播中华优秀传统文化的有效途径。本文以上海图书馆馆藏活化实践为研究对象,聚焦了二维、平面载体文献资源的视觉转化路径及公益性定位与市场化需求之间的平衡策略。通过构建视觉叙事型IP 开发模型,结合上海图书馆文创开发案例,系统解析技术赋能、符号转译与场景重构在文化基因活化中的协同机制。研究表明,注重文创的视觉叙事能够有效弥合文献价值与大众认知的鸿沟,助力实现图书馆文创的公益属性与市场属性的动态平衡,同时为平面素材的文创开发提供可复制的转化范式。

关键词: 公共图书馆&emsp, 文创IP 开发&emsp, 视觉叙事&emsp, 馆藏资源活化&emsp, 上海图书馆&emsp, 公益性&emsp, 市场化

Abstract:

Public libraries, as vital institutions for the preservation and transmission of cultural heritage,increasingly turn to cultural and creative intellectual property (IP) development as an effective pathwayfor revitalizing their collections and promoting traditional Chinese culture. Taking the collection revitalization practices of Shanghai Library as its research subject, this paper focuses on the visual transformation of two-dimensional printed materials and the strategies for balancing public welfareorientation and market demands. By constructing a visual narrative-based IP development model andanalyzing cases from the library’s cultural product initiatives, the research systematically examines thesynergistic mechanisms of technology empowerment, symbolic translation, and scenario reconstruction inactivating cultural genes. Findings indicate that incorporating visual narrative into cultural products effectively bridges the gap between the intrinsic value of historical documents and public perception. This approach strikes a dynamic balance between the public service missions and commercial viability, whileproviding a replicable framework for transforming printed materials into engaging cultural products.