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The long hello.

March 7, 2015

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Last week marked nine months since I moved to the USA, and in that time I have barely written. It seems an age since my blog was a critical part of my museum practice. But why? I’d long wondered whether my move into an institution full time would impact my work, and the obvious takeaway from […]

writing about talking + talking about writing

October 8, 2012

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I’ve been thinking about blogging and social media lately; about what it means to ‘grow up’ professionally in public, and about what the indiscriminate opportunity to publish – open to anyone, but grasped by relatively few – is doing to our professional dialogue. The longer I think about these issues, the less certain are my […]

Reflecting on museumgeek’s first three months

July 15, 2011

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This blog has now been running for just shy of three months. In that time, I’ve written 31 posts, and received double that many comments (yep – you’re starting to talk back, which is awesome). Within a day or two, I should hit 2500 views, which is significantly more than I imagined I would have […]

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A SERIES OF EPISTOLARY ROMANCES: CODE | WORDS 2.0

CODE│WORDS is an ongoing effort to gather and harness the discourse occurring among the museum technology community.

The 2nd experiment is called A Series of Epistolary Romances. It consists of exchanges between authors on topics of import.

––Interstitial Spaces in Museums by Bruce Wyman and Daniel Meyers
––Museum as Platform by Rachel Ropeik and John Gordy.
––Mindfulness, Intention, and Museums by Jeffrey Inscho and Beck Tench.
––Museums and Structural Change by nikhil trivedi and me.
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