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Museum magazine is our bi-monthly, award-winning magazine, and addresses the issues and challenges facing museums today. A selection of past Museum articles is available here to all. Join or renew your membership today to access the full digital archives.

The Art of Conversation

By Emma Filar

The Life and Legacy of Harriet Tubman

By Andrea DeKoter and Kimberly Szewczyk

Practicing What We Preach

By Paula Birnbaum

Abstract Art Concrete Goals

By Kara Fedje and Jared Ledesma

Beyond Binary

By Melissa Alexander and Dina Herring

Forging Deeper Connections

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

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.

Inclusion at the Heart of Well-Being

By Norman Burns
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Becoming OutGoing: How museums serve as social and psychological catalysts

By Rachel Tova Winer

Sites of Healing: The Michigan State University Museum turned to community co-curation to tell survivors’ stories of sexual violence.

By Mark Auslander and Amanda Thomashow
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