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July/August 2025 Preview
In this issue: July/August 2025 issue By the Numbers: AI in the Museum 96% is the accuracy rate of AI used at the US National Herbarium for plant specimen sorting. 10% of US adults … -
January/February 2025 Preview
In this issue: January/February 2025 issue By the Numbers: Taking the Pulse of the Post-Pandemic World The COVID-19 pandemic was the defining global disruption of the 21st century to date: … -
March/April 2024 Preview
In this issue: Mar/Apr 2024 issue By the Numbers: Museum Volunteers Explore some of the data from 5,340 museum volunteers who participated in the 2023 Annual Survey of Museum-Goers. (US … -
Spring 2025: The Ethics Issue
🔒 Not a member? Use the menu to visit Exhibition home for previews! » Want to share with a colleague who doesn’t have a membership? Forward them this preview. In this issue: In this … -
Bringing Self-Examination to the Center of Social Justice Work in Museums
Category: Museum MagazineThis article originally appeared in the January/February 2016 issue of the Museum magazine. We wrote a letter in response to the July/August 2015 issue of this magazine, which focused … -
Expanding Public Value
Category: Museum MagazineAs you build bridges with communities, consider using dig… -
Sharing Authority with Indigenous Peoples
Museums are in the early stages of repairing their relationships with Indigenous communities, learning how to undo some of the harm resulting from traditional museum practices. In this … -
The Museum Sector and the Paris Agreement
Category: Alliance BlogSarah Sutton is principal of Sustainable Museums, a museum consultancy. She is also a member of the PIC-Green Professional Network. The very day President Donald Trump announced that the … -
Transforming Museum Workflows with Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Category: Industry AdvertorialThe future has arrived: artificial intelligence (AI) in museums is shaping a new era for the sector. But its emergence and increasing prevalence raise a new set of questions. How much can … -
Resisting the Colonial Imagination: The Role of Exhibition Design in the Decolonial Project
Category: Exhibition JournalIt is Monday morning at First Americans Museum (FAM), and a group of fifth graders are bustling with excitement as they embark on a gallery tour. A museum educator welcomes the students in …
