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Futurist Friday: Internet Fail

Category: Center for the Future of Museums Blog
Futurist Friday is a series of occasional posts featuring recommending reading, viewing or listening resources to expand your thinking and fuel your  forecasting. When I teach …

Museopunks Episode 36: Queering Your Museum

Category: Diversity, Equity, Accessibility, and Inclusion
The end of Pride Month does not mean that we should stop talking or thinking about LGBTQIA+ inclusion and queer curating practices in museums. This month, we’re joined by Craig Middleton …

You Get What You Measure

Category: Center for the Future of Museums Blog
Two watch words often thrown about regarding the future of museums are “transparency” and “accountability.” The former is getting easier and easier to achieve—what excuse is there, really, …

Unschooling—a Fringe Future of Education

Category: Center for the Future of Museums Blog
Earlier this month I blogged about the future of education—a theme CFM will be exploring for some time. As part of this exploration, I will share scanning hits—news, hints, pictures and …

Visitors with Vision Loss

Category: Museum Magazine
This article originally appeared in the July/August 2012 issue of Museum magazine, a benefit of AAM membership. Art Beyond Sight/Art Education for the Blind (ABS) encourages the visual arts …

Outside the Collection Box: Connecting community with collections via augmented reality

Category: Alliance Blog
Immersive technologies such as augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), mixed reality (MR), and cross reality (XR) are quickly gaining momentum as a mass media tool deployable in all …

“Connecting With The Story”: A conversation with author JULIA ALVAREZ

Category: Global Thinking
This article originally appeared in the May/June 2010 edition of the Museum magazine.  Julia Alvarez may have only lived in the Dominican Republic from the age of 3 months through 10 years, …

Museopunks Episode 26: Decolonize the Museum!

Category: Decolonization
The vision of the Abbe Museum in Bar Harbor, Maine, describes how the museum “will reflect and realize the values of decolonization in all of its practices, working with the Wabanaki …

Leave Room to Grow: The Impact of Evolving Historic Events on a Temporary Exhibition

Category: Exhibition Journal
This article first appeared in the journal Exhibition (Fall 2024) Vol. 43 No. 2 and is reproduced with permission. If you don’t read the journal, become a member to receive your copy of the …

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