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At The Worcester Art Museum, New Signs Tell Visitors Which Early American Subjects Benefited From Slavery

Maria Garcia, Wbur

At the Worcester Art Museum's early American portrait gallery, I was recently struck by a painting of a man named Russell Sturgis. In the portrait, Sturgis wears a coat with a fur stole and …

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Elizabeth Merritt

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On Cross Collecting, or Cross-Over Buying

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Since the start of the new millennium, there has been an increase in cross-collecting (sometimes called 'cross-over buying'). This might seem like a recent phenomenon according to what we …

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At The Worcester Art Museum, New Signs Tell Visitors Which Early American Subjects Benefited From Slavery

The museum will not be decolonised

How a Wave of Honest History Museums Is Changing Black Tourism

Seven Tips for Starting an Equitable and Inclusive Internship Program

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The Portal: A Real-Time Conversation with People Forced to Flee Violence

Converting Family into Fans: How the Contemporary Jewish Museum expanded its reach to a new audience.

Mapping Visitor Emotions to Make a Lasting Connection

Wordless Wednesday: Checking out Empathy

Failing Toward Success: The ascendance of agile design

Taking the Bias Out of Hiring: Identifying and eliminating unconscious bias in recruitment processes.

Access and Equity in Museum Internships: A Case Study

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