Museums in the News: November Must-Reads

Museums in the News: November Must-Reads

Too far? Unexpected election effects. “unpaved the parking lot and put up a play paradise” Make way for duck Daylight savings time in a museum full of clocks Museum on the move Documentary review: Frederick Wiseman’s National Gallery NYT notices Mass MoCA New African American 

Museums in the News

Museums in the News

Greetings! Welcome to Museums in the News. Through this column, I hope to help all of us be a little more informed and aware of the general “buzz” of the museum industry, as it is covered in mainstream news outlets. I’ll pull together a handful 

Museums in the News

Museums in the News

Happy start to the second semester, all! This week’s featured story is an amazing new online resource for curators (and educators, and lay-folk) interested in both art and history. The V&A Museum will publish its Nazi index of Degenerate Art as a free online resource. 

Museums in the News

Museums in the News

Of course, undeniably the story for this week is the fallout from the government shutdown: shuttering museums, historic sites and parks around the country. Although many articles, like this one from the Washington Post, focus on the National Mall, let’s not forget the bigger impact 

Museums in the News

Museums in the News

This week’s featured story: before the lawsuit buzz over deceptive “suggested admission” donations has even died down, the Met is in newspaper hot water again for a recent Groupon deal: $18 for admission for one to the Met… Here’s the Gothamist article, but there are 

Museums in the News

Museums in the News

In this week’s featured article, the Association of Art Museum Curators has moved it’s May conference to Detroit in a show of support for the DIA. Since they city’s bankruptcy, the DIA’s iconic collection has been under threat. If you haven’t seen the DIA, you