© 2017 GAPS. In this essay for the Journal of Social Work Practice I bring the practices of writing, reading, visiting, imagining and above all looking, to the forefront of a critical enquiry into museums. It’s part of a wider endeavour to use critical and creative writing to account for museums and to clear space for a different kind of writing. I am drawing together some reading and visits to art museums that I made in the summer of 2016, in order to think about the relevance that the work of museums might have for social work. I endeavoured to be in the museums and in the reading with a freely associative mind and imagination. The essay enacts the form of my fragmentary thinking whilst I was doing this
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Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Rochester. Program in Visual and Cultural Studies, 2012.In the twenty...
This essay traces the evolution of a conversation about museums and social justice as it occurred in...
Unlike other cultural forms, museums have escaped sustained attention from perspectives that call up...
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This paper was submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts...
This paper reviews the scientific research literature on changes over time in social connection and ...
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