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CURATORIAL FELLOWSHIP The Trustees, Sharon, MA The Trustees of Reservations is looking for a Curatorial Fellow to join the organization’s curatorial team in the study and care of the more than 30,000 objects. Founded in 1891, The Trustees mission is to preserve properties of exceptional scenic, …
DOCENT/GUIDE Tasha Tudor Museum, Brattleboro, VT The Tasha Tudor Museum is seeking volunteers to engage and inspire guests from around the world, while promoting and supporting TTM and its mission. Docents also act as clerks in our gift shops/admission desk and prepare and serve pots of …
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Congratulations to all our graduates! As the Museum Studies Program does not have its own ceremony, our masters students were spread across campus, celebrating with the Art History Department, the History Department, the Education Department, and the School of the Museum of Fine Arts. Congratulations to …
Today’s exhibition review comes to you from Kathryn Sodaitis, currently a Tufts student in the Museum Studies certificate program. Check out more of Kathryn’s posts here I recently went to see Overgrowth at the deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum in Lincoln, Massachusetts. Overgrowth is a collection of drawings, paintings, …
We know how difficult it can be to keep up with current museum literature during your busy everyday life, particularly if you no longer have a syllabus to guide you. Our goal is to provide our readership with up-to-date information about a wide variety of topics that people actually find useful.
Each week, we put out a call to you for suggestions of items worth reading, such as:
If you come across something relevant, please submit it to us (along with a few short sentences about why you think it is particularly helpful) at tufts.museum.blog@gmail.com. We will post your suggestions as they come in, as well as adding them to our permanent What We’re Readingpage.
So, please keep your eyes peeled and keep us in mind when you find something interesting!
Just as a reminder, the What We’re Reading page also compiles some helpful blogs that are worth checking regularly.