Are you ready to see the response for the theme “What matters…”?

Are you ready to see the response for the theme “What matters…”?

The second week of My Home is a Museum project has come to an end. The time passed by really quickly, didn’t it? For this past week, I received two significantly different and yet really captivating submissions.  Interestingly both objects are connected with close family 

A Reflection on Lee Mingwei’s ‘Sonic Blossom’

A Reflection on Lee Mingwei’s ‘Sonic Blossom’

Museums in the Boston area have started reopening this past week. I am very eager to get back out there to visit my old haunts and find new exhibits to explore. I have not had the opportunity to visit one yet, so instead I wanted 

Week 2 is here!

Week 2 is here!

The theme for the Week 2 of My Home is a Museum project will be – “What matters…”. This theme inspired by the social justice movement currently happening across the United States. I thought that it would be interesting to reflect on these happenings through the prism 

A response to the theme of “Transparency”

A response to the theme of “Transparency”

The first week of the project covering a theme of “Transparency” is officially over. I am excited to share the submission for this week.  Khushbu Kshirsagar (2nd year, MS STEM Education, Tufts University) “It is a tape dispenser. I chose this object because I like 

Rising to the Challenge of Economic Hardship

Rising to the Challenge of Economic Hardship

As I was scrolling through some news articles about museums on my phone, I came across an interesting article about how the Musée Rodin in Paris is using revenue from the sale of bronze casts of Auguste Rodin’s sculptures in order to decrease their budget 

A Tufts Student Lead Project: My Home is a Museum

A Tufts Student Lead Project: My Home is a Museum

This week, I am very excited to be introducing another segment to our blog called My Home is a Museum, created by fellow Tufts master’s student Sayyara Huseynli. In preparation of its introduction to the Museum Studies Blog, Huseynli agreed to be interviewed in order