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Cracking the Gen Z Code: How Museums Are Rethinking Membership to Engage Younger Audiences
For decades, the traditional museum model was simple: charge an entry fee, offer an annual membership packed with transactional perks, and rely on major donors to bridge the financial gap. Today, Generation Z (those born between 1997 and … -
Faces of Baltimore Museums: Rachel Leeds
Have you heard about AAM 2024 in Baltimore this month? (We hope so—we’re doing our best!) If so, you might have seen one of our ads for this year’s edition, featuring a lovely cast of smiling faces. But just whose faces are … -
The Promise of Virtual Education Programs: Cross-Cultural Exchange, School-Museum Collaborations, and STEAM Learning (and Lemurs!)
To continue providing meaningful experiences for pre-K through twelfth-grade audiences in the era of COVID-19, museums must re-envision educational practice for the virtual realm. By sharing about a pre-COVID virtual education program I … -
An International Collaboration to Promote STEAM Experiences
As museum educators, we often teach children to appreciate art as a method of self-expression, but we can also use it to engage them with challenging educational subjects. Research suggests there is educational value in interdisciplinary …
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Cracking the Gen Z Code: How Museums Are Rethinking Membership to Engage Younger Audiences
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For decades, the traditional museum model was simple: charge an entry fee, offer an …
Glitter and Grit: Exhibition Critique
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Exhibition Journal
This critique first appeared in the journal Exhibition (Fall 2026) Vol. 45 No. 2 and is …
Noise: A Flaw in Human Judgement – Book Review
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Exhibition Journal
This review first appeared in the journal Exhibition (Fall 2026) Vol. 45 No. 2 and is …