This study presents a content analysis of Twitter posts tagged with one of six institutions to establish uses and gratifications with this medium and the art museum industry. Due to industry norms, copyright law, museums traditionally do not permit photography and therefore may limit the advancement of their mission through misuse of the social media. This study establishes a baseline by seeking to understand how museums and individual account holders engage on Twitter within the art museum space as well as begin to unearth whether museums are misusing this media outlet and limiting their potential to educate the public while providing access to objects and information entrusted with their institution
On January 26, 2018 the painting Hylas and the Nymphs was temporarily removed from the Manchester Ar...
With the evolution of social networks and technological innovations, services such as Twitter provid...
Many arts research projects have explored new ways of capitalising on the rich potential of social m...
Tweet Carefully, Museums presents an in-depth case study of audiences and a museum using social medi...
A growing number of museums has started using social networks as different forms of engagement that ...
This thesis discusses how art museums with contemporary collections, with\ud their special goal of b...
Even though Twitter is a fairly new web 2.0 tool, U.S. museum leaders are extoling the platform as a...
Thesis (Master's)--University of Washington, 2017-06Past research has shown that although Twitter is...
Purpose: The purpose of the study is to investigate the use of Instagram by museums in the Greek cul...
With social media becoming so pervasive, museums strive to adopt them for their own use. Effective u...
As cultural institutions once founded on privacy, protocol and practice, museums must now choose how...
Museums are rich sources of artifacts, people and potential dialogic interactions. Recent developmen...
Social media enable cultural participants to both explore images of themselves and distribute those ...
This paper presents the results of a study which explored the use of Flickr by cultural heritage ins...
Museums are increasingly using social media to include newer active experiences and entertainment. N...
On January 26, 2018 the painting Hylas and the Nymphs was temporarily removed from the Manchester Ar...
With the evolution of social networks and technological innovations, services such as Twitter provid...
Many arts research projects have explored new ways of capitalising on the rich potential of social m...
Tweet Carefully, Museums presents an in-depth case study of audiences and a museum using social medi...
A growing number of museums has started using social networks as different forms of engagement that ...
This thesis discusses how art museums with contemporary collections, with\ud their special goal of b...
Even though Twitter is a fairly new web 2.0 tool, U.S. museum leaders are extoling the platform as a...
Thesis (Master's)--University of Washington, 2017-06Past research has shown that although Twitter is...
Purpose: The purpose of the study is to investigate the use of Instagram by museums in the Greek cul...
With social media becoming so pervasive, museums strive to adopt them for their own use. Effective u...
As cultural institutions once founded on privacy, protocol and practice, museums must now choose how...
Museums are rich sources of artifacts, people and potential dialogic interactions. Recent developmen...
Social media enable cultural participants to both explore images of themselves and distribute those ...
This paper presents the results of a study which explored the use of Flickr by cultural heritage ins...
Museums are increasingly using social media to include newer active experiences and entertainment. N...
On January 26, 2018 the painting Hylas and the Nymphs was temporarily removed from the Manchester Ar...
With the evolution of social networks and technological innovations, services such as Twitter provid...
Many arts research projects have explored new ways of capitalising on the rich potential of social m...