Wild Apricot, which makes online membership software, has a really great blog. Each month, they do a roundup of free online webinars. (I think I’ve mentioned them before. They do a really great job.) Here’s this month’s. Highlights include: Playing by the Rules: Creating an …
Here: First, show some support for our own Sarah Duff and visit the exhibit she planned at the Andover Historical Society, Common Indecency. Tinsel and ornaments will seem so commonplace when you realize you could be decorating with corsets and vintage toilet paper. There: Next, …
Welcome to our weekly roundup of museums in the news!
What car part should hang in a museum?
Human Zoos: Quai Branly Museum Puts Humans On Display
Time To Tweet The Art: Museum-Analytics.org Keeps Tabs On Curatorial Social Media
Utah’s new museum of natural history engages the senses: Rotting flesh and bird songs
Make Museums Free: The fight to move beyond placards and glass cases
Artist Fills Venerable French Museum with 80,000 Condoms
Smithsonian Black History Museum Accepts KKK Robes
Museum Of Colorado Prisons Showcases Creativity Behind Bars
Potential museum ordered to drop ‘Olympic’ from name
Free museums: Visits more than double
She loves you! Yoko Ono flies in from New York to watch Queen open Museum of Liverpool
An Imposing Museum Turns Warm and Fuzzy
Smithsonian museum collects Occupy Wall Street memorabilia
Miami Art Museum Spurns Taxpayers, Sells Naming Rights To Developer Jorge Pérez
Museum Links India’s Past With Its Present
3 IOC employees fired in museum embezzlement case
Author Maurice Sendak Selects Menorahs for Jewish Museum Show
Last week, I visited the MFA with my friend and her five month old son, Lucas. We’re doing our part to create a museum advocate of the future. Lucas was especially engaged in the Linde Family Wing for Contemporary Art. He remained content for a …
Sorry this is so late; blame the Atlanta airport, whose wifi wanted nothing to do with my laptop this morning. Lewis County museum votes to lay off paid staff Minnesota museum and town revel in Spam An $85 million endowment? The Still Museum can bank …
Happy Thanksgiving to those who are celebrating today!
Museum professionals and students aren’t exactly two crowds known for having lots of extra money, but if you can spare anything, Plimoth Plantation needs your help.
On Saturday, November 19, the Francis Cooke house at the living history museum burned down during a hearth cooking demonstration. Those of us who went down on the Boston EMP visit to Plimoth two weeks ago may remember that fire is a distressingly authentic threat to historic village even today.