Responses to Kennicott’s “How to view art: “Be dead serious about it, but don’t expect too much” As you could tell from my last post,
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The bright side of visitor photography, now and later
After the handwringing in my last post, I thought I’d instead get aspirational, and look towards the bright side of life when it comes to
Selfie conscious
Vatican Museums, Rome CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 image by Flickr user Fabian Mohr Introduction Visitors and their cameras. I thought I’d finished with this topic awhile
Wikipedia Edit-a-thon May 3rd
I blogged at work! http://connected.pem.org/join-our-edit-a-thon/
Tilting at Windmills, Part Three
This is the third and final part of a series of posts on issues in museums that I thought warranted a bit of unpacking. In
Tilting at Windmills, Part Two
Experience and Participation In Part One of this series, I tried to unpack my visceral reaction to people focusing on immersion as a good or
Thinking about Museums 