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Social obligation, crowdsourcing, and an experimental lecture

March 29, 2013

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When I was asked to give a lecture on professional arts practice and technology at short notice a couple of weeks ago, I decided to use the opportunity to get a little experimental in my approach. This occurred in two ways. The first was that I reached out to my networks on Twitter, asked for […]

Crowdsourcing a lecture on arts practice and the Internet

March 8, 2013

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I’ve been asked (in a fairly last minute way) to give a lecture on Monday to a bunch of Creative Arts students, on professional arts practice and technology. Rather than coming up with a highly prescriptive lecture that pushes a particular position about whether artists should or should not be online, I thought I’d source […]

Crowdfunding, hype & the Goddamn Tesla Museum

September 17, 2012

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There must have been a collective intake of breathe from museum professionals around the world last month when Matthew Inman from The Oatmeal put the call out to build a Goddamn Tesla Museum, inviting donations and support via Indiegogo.  The crowdfunding project has now raised more than $1.2million, with the city of New York promising […]

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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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