Museums are much more than containers of things. They are institutions that reveal a great deal about the interests, outlooks, and attitudes of the cultures that produce and use them. From what they put on view to how it is displayed, from who controls their contents to how they fit into larger intellectual and social programs, museums provide a unique point of view into cultural moments both past and present. This webinar explores the history of the museum, and its role as an educational and social force. As we trace its development from the princely collection of early-Modern Europe, through the public institutions of the Enlightenment Age, to the Progressive-Era foundations of American civic museums, we discuss how the motivations and go...
Museums are currently undergoing a number of changes as a repercussion of their histories and profes...
Todays museum is permeated with history. So much so that the general public and probably the majorit...
Museums need their audiences. The tradition to show exhibitions made by museum curators has changed ...
Museums are much more than containers of things. They are institutions that reveal a great deal abou...
Museums are much more than containers of things. They are institutions that reveal a great deal abou...
Museums are the staging grounds of culture-a close look reveals that museums display much more than ...
The tectonic social upheavals of the 16th through the 18th centuries that produced the bourgeois st...
Half a century ago, a museum might have neatly explained its functions in six phrases: collecting, c...
The tectonic social upheavals of the 16th through the 18th centuries that produced the bourgeois st...
Museum collections are often perceived as static entities hidden away in storerooms or trapped behin...
The tectonic social upheavals of the 16th through the 18th centuries that produced the bourgeois st...
There is at present a consensus, more pronounced than for a long time, among curators that we are ab...
My aim is to present the museum as an element of the public sphere as well as to present its opportu...
Abstract: Museum as an institution has been, throughout history, inevitably connected with ideology,...
"Museums have been active in shaping knowledge over the last six hundred years. Yet what is their fu...
Museums are currently undergoing a number of changes as a repercussion of their histories and profes...
Todays museum is permeated with history. So much so that the general public and probably the majorit...
Museums need their audiences. The tradition to show exhibitions made by museum curators has changed ...
Museums are much more than containers of things. They are institutions that reveal a great deal abou...
Museums are much more than containers of things. They are institutions that reveal a great deal abou...
Museums are the staging grounds of culture-a close look reveals that museums display much more than ...
The tectonic social upheavals of the 16th through the 18th centuries that produced the bourgeois st...
Half a century ago, a museum might have neatly explained its functions in six phrases: collecting, c...
The tectonic social upheavals of the 16th through the 18th centuries that produced the bourgeois st...
Museum collections are often perceived as static entities hidden away in storerooms or trapped behin...
The tectonic social upheavals of the 16th through the 18th centuries that produced the bourgeois st...
There is at present a consensus, more pronounced than for a long time, among curators that we are ab...
My aim is to present the museum as an element of the public sphere as well as to present its opportu...
Abstract: Museum as an institution has been, throughout history, inevitably connected with ideology,...
"Museums have been active in shaping knowledge over the last six hundred years. Yet what is their fu...
Museums are currently undergoing a number of changes as a repercussion of their histories and profes...
Todays museum is permeated with history. So much so that the general public and probably the majorit...
Museums need their audiences. The tradition to show exhibitions made by museum curators has changed ...