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Curatorial Practice

Why We’re Covering the Opioid Crisis at the Indiana State Museum

By Cathy Ferree
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Silent No More: The new Lucy Burns Museum speaks to the centennial of suffrage

By Karin McKie
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Kayne Davis, 13, helps curate Mia photography show

By Zac Farber, Southwest Journal

Making Space for Community Partners

By Ravon Ruffin
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Design Shows Take On the Future. And It’s Not Pretty.

By Arlene Hirst, Nytimes

Forging Deeper Connections

By Redmond J. Barnett, Elisa Phelps, Jennifer Schantz, and Pam Schwartz

A Modest Proposal for Museum Collections: Apply the principle of direct costs for deaccessioning

By John Wetenhall
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Curators Take Flight: Four curators cast a wide eye on the shifting landscape for curatorial practice

By American Alliance of Museums
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The Museum Inside Out: The Chicago History Museum’s three decades of transformation offers a window into the changing role of curators and community engagement.

By John Russick

Knowing Better, Doing Better: The San Diego Museum of Man takes a holistic approach to decolonization

By Micah D. Parzen, Ph.D., J.D.

Speechless: A sensory exhibition charts a new path to accessibility in learning

By Sarah Schleuning

Making a Museum in the Age of 3D Digital Models

By Michael D. Cherney and Adam N. Rountrey
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