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Finding the Future at #AAM2023
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Center for the Future Of Museums Blog
I’m taking a short break from prepping my materials for #AAM2023 to share a preview of what The Future will be up to in Denver. For me the conference starts on Thursday, May 18, with the …
AAM’s Strategic Framework: A Progress Report
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Alliance Blog
Whether you’re new to the museum field or have been around for decades, you’ve probably noticed that the watchword of this moment is “change.” Our museums, which have conservation in their …
Building Community and Connection: Guidelines for Museum Educators Teaching Memory Care Programs
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Alliance Blog
In the words of renowned museum educator and empathy expert Elif Gokcigdem, “Museums are safe, informal learning spaces, uniquely equipped to help audiences explore and imagine our human …
Reopenings: What Museums Learned Leading Through Crisis
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Research and Reports
Over the past several years, museums have faced widespread and systemic challenges that have fundamentally changed the way our institutions serve their communities. We’re pleased to …
Virgil Ortiz Revolt 1680/2180: Runners + Gliders
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Center for the Future Of Museums Blog
Today on the blog, Pueblo artist Virgil Ortiz tells us about his use of futures-inflected storytelling to illuminate the past, as embodied in his latest project, Revolt 1680/2180: Runners + …
Emerging Issues in Legislation
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Center for the Future Of Museums Blog
Forgive me for being biased, but I think Museums Advocacy Day is one of The Best Museum Events in the US every year. What’s not to like about hundreds of people descending on the …
Trusting the Process: The Collaborative Journey to Reframing a Problematic Object
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Alliance Blog
“Put it in storage.” “Replace it with something else.” “Put up a new label.” “Do nothing.” These were some of the solutions offered up when the Chazen Museum of Art at the University …
A Short Rant About Quiet Quitting (or, Why Heroism Can Be Toxic)
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Center for the Future Of Museums Blog
One of the things that fell to the cutting room floor as I edited this year’s TrendsWatch was a short rant about the phrase “quiet quitting.” In the published version of the essay on …
