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Have Museums "dumbed” it Down?
In the past, museums used to be some of the most important centers for research in the world. These same museums would then utilize their new research in their exhibits,
• museums
• research
• exhibits
• science
• conn
Graduate School Applications
This is the fourth and final article in a series exploring graduate schools applications to museum studies programs.
• graduate
• graduate school
• museum
• museums
• museum studies
Museum Internships
Dozens of colleges and universities in both the United States and Canada have Museum Studies programs, but which one is right for you?
• museum studies
• museum
• museums
• grad
• graduate
Visible Storage
Visible storage is a relatively new method of displaying the objects in museum collections.
• exhibit
• visible storage
• display method
• museum
• museums
Baltimore Museums Go Free
The City of Baltimore agreed to subsidize the Baltimore Museum of Art and the Walters Art Gallery so that admission is free. What better way to offer art to the masses?
• moma
• free admission
• walters art gallery
• baltimore museum of art
• museum subsidies
18th CENTURY MUSEUMS by Mary Haegele
Museums that are responsible for collections of 18th century artifacts or existed themselves since the 18th century.
• century
• british
• museums
• antiquities
• japansese
LET'S VISIT THE MUSEUMS...PART II
I would like to continue with the museums of England, France, Denmark, Belgium, Italy, Holland and Switzerland. So, if you happen to be on holiday in any of these countries, be sure to stop by.
• museum
• textile
• europe
• england
• france
Musings on Museums
Done the Louvre? Been to the Pompidou? Just darn sick of the crowds? Try treading on the unknown side of the Paris museum circuit!
• paris
• museum
• france
• expo
• exposition
Art Museums in NYC
Avoid the crowds at MoMA and The Met: Three lesser-known art museums in New York City are just as inspiring.
• museums
• nyc
• art
• manhattan
• moma
Is NAGPRA Emptying Museums?
A recent article argued that Native American tribes are reclaiming a large percentage of museum collections in the US. Is NAGPRA really emptying U.S. museums out?
• nagpra
• native american
• indian
• american indian
• repatriation
Museums and Politics
Museums, sometimes by the mere fact of their existence, can prove to be politically charged and controversial. Should museums avoid, or embrace, this type of controversy?
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• museums
• politics
• political
• controversy
Santa Barbara Museums
Travel to the fancy, yet incredibly beautiful town of Santa Barbara, and you may want to do more than sunbathe. Three special museums add to the quality of your trip.
• santa barbara barbra californias central coast nat
• santa ynez mountains
• pacific oceans
• elite tourists destinations
• fancy beautiful perfect mid-sized towns
The Path From Education To Career
After completing your first museum internship, you will probably have some idea of how your colleagues obtained their positions in museums - so where do you go from here?
• museum
• museums
• museum studies
• museum studies program
• certificate
Toppenish - "Where the West Still Lives"
Toppenish is in the Yakima Indian Reservation. It's strong American Indian history still lives on, along with a "western" theme that defines the town.
• toopenish
• toppenish mural society
• pow wow
• rodeo
• indian village
Which Graduate Program Is For You?
This is the third article in a series about applying to graduate programs in museum studies or related field.
• museum
• museums
• museum studies
• museum studies programs
• graduate
Applying for Museum Jobs
This article will discuss how to start looking for, and how to prepare for applying for museum jobs.
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• museums
• jobs
• employement
• opportunities
Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum
An open air museum of a thousand different desert plants.
• desert museum
• arizona
• desert plants
• boojum tree
Corning Museum of Glass
You'll never think of glass as common again
• new york
• corning museum of glass
• corning
• decorative
• glass
Edgar Allan Poe Museum
Fascinating look into the collected memorabilia of one of America's best loved poets.
• poe
• the raven
• richmond
• virginia
• james carling
Harriet Beecher Stowe
There are four interesting landmarks dedicated to the memory of one of the 19th century’s most prolific women writers, Harriet Beecher Stowe. From Maine to Florida, she was active in communities where she lived; however, through her writing, Stowe touched the lives of more than her neighbors.
• harriet beecher stowe
• maine
• connecticut
• ohio
• florida
Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village
Uniquely unusual museum full of Americana, history, and classically American artifacts.
• henry ford museum
• greenfield village
• dearborn
• michigan
• history of the automobile
Make a Natural History Museum
Kids will learn how to research and sort the specimens that they found during their scavenger hunt, and then create their own museum.
• make a natural history museum
• create a museum for kids
• teaching kids about museums
• teaching kids about nature
• science activities for kids
Museum Studies
In this article I address the types of employment opportunities at museums, programs in museum studies, and where to look for museum jobs.
• museums
• studies
• museum
• history
• anthropology
NATIVE SNOWSNAKE TOURNAMENT AND MUSEUM
On February 2, we took my grandson, Brandon and Jordan to the annual Snowsnake Tournament not far from our home. The boys enjoyed seeing the men toss the Snowsnakes down the snow track. After the men had moved on to another track, we took the boys to the Native Museum on the north side of the grounds. The wonders they saw there delighted them. It certainly was a wonderful day filled with Native history, tradition and a lot of fun.
• snowsnake
• track
• points
• wooden shaft
• museum
Oslo's Ski Jump and Museum
A visit to Oslo's Holmenkollen Ski Jump and Ski History Museum illustrates that not only do Norwegians love skiing, it's an integral part of their culture.
• holmenkollen
• skiing
• snowboarding
• oslo
• norway
Scott & Zelda Fitzgerald Museum
The only museum in the world dedicated to the memory of F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald is in Montgomery, Alabama. Here he worked on <i>Tender is the Night</i> and she began her only novel, <i>Save Me the Waltz</i>.
• f. scott fitzgerald
• zelda sayre fitzgerald
• museum
• home
• biography
Smith Museum of Stained Glass, Chicago
The first museum in the United States dedicated to stained glass, the Smith Museum of Stained Glass is well worth a visit.
• stained glass
• art glass
• chicago
• navy pier
The Marshall M. Fredericks Sculpture Museum
Fredericks' monumental sculptures embodies the essence of all that is magnificant and beautiful about this artform.
• arbury fine arts center
• marshall fredericks
• carl miles
• cranbrook academy of art
• bronze portraits
Weems-Botts Museum, Dumfries, Virginia
The oldest structure in Dumfries, Virginia was once the bookstore and lodging for traveling salesman, Mason Locke Weems.
• weems-botts museum
• mason locke weems
• dumfries
• virginia
• george washington
Winterthur Museum
Fantastic collection of early Americana in an elegant country estate and gardens.
• wilmington
• delaware
• winterthur
• henry du pont
• italian renaissance
Did the Met Make a Bad Buy?
The Met aquired a rare Duccio painting for $50 million. Now, an expert thinks it's a forgery.
• duccio
• metropolitan museum of art
• painting
• forgery
• acquisition
Homeschooling While Traveling
The benefits of homeschooling are flexibility and the ability to take the classroom anywhere. Take advantage of real-life experiences of homeschooling while traveling.
• home
• schooling
• homeschool
• travel
• trip
A Time of Terror
The almost lynching of James Cameron, author of A Time of Terror.
• america's black holocaust museum
• james cameron
• a time of terror
Maria Howard Weeden, author of Shadows on the Wall
Maria Howard Weeden was an accomplished artist and writer. Her books are filled with portraits and verse about the people she knew.
• huntsville
• alabama
• maria howard weeden
• weeden house museum
• painter
Monroeville, Literary Capital of Alabama
A visit the southern town where the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel <i>To Kill a Mockingbird</i> was born.
• monroeville
• alabama
• to kill a mockingbird
• harper lee
• truman capote
Summer Days in London
Enjoy the Pageantry, Parks and Art Galleries of London in summer. Take Afternoon Tea with the Travel Sleuth at Fortnum & Mason, Piccadilly, and sample a recipe from Prince Edward's Wedding Reception.
• ascot
• theater
• opera
• museum
• tourist sights
The Luck of Eden Hall
Fairies are tiny, graceful imaginary beings in human form with magical powers--or ARE they imaginary. Can imagination explain what happened to one particular family?
• fable
• myth
• folklore
• folktales
• narrative
The Value of Shocking, "Sensational" Art
A report on and critique of the controversy surrounding the collection "Sensations" now being shown at the Brooklyn Museum in New York.
• art
• museum
• religion
• culture
Auschwitz and Birkenau Terror
Traveling's not always fun. Touring the concentration camps at Auschwitz and Birkenau in southern Poland and learning more about the Holocaust leaves a strong impression.
• auschwitz-birkenau memorial and museum
• oswiecim poland
• concentration camps
• holocaust museum
• nazi history
The FBI Investigates...Itself?
Three years after the looting of the Iraqi Museum in Baghdad, the FBI has little to show on their website.
• iraqi museum
• baghdad
• looting
• antiquities
• cradle of civilization
Unicorn Legends
Unicorn legends date back far into our ancient Pagan past where they were described as having many different shapes and colors. Today, however, it is the pure white unicorn that captures our fascination.
• unicorn
• history
• knights
• kids
• children
Halls of Fame
locations of some sports halls of fame
• hall of fame
• baseball
• nfl
• football
• halls of fame