Museological Review, Issue 24 - 'what is a museum today?'
This journal is co-ordinated by the PhD community at the School of Museum Studies, University of Leicester.
Table of Contents:
Democratising Power Relations in Art Institutions
- Nanna Balslev Strøjer
Book Review: Extinct Monsters to Deep Time: Conflict, Compromise, and the Making of Smithsonian’s Fossil Halls. by Diana E Marsh
- Ava Salzer
Exhibition Review: The New Museum of Modern Art
- Blaire Moskowitz
“The Radical Democratic Museum” – A Conversation about the Potentials of a New Museum Definition
- Farina Asche, Daniela Döring and Nora Sternfeld
Representations of Socialist Democracy in China’s Museums
- Lanzhou Luo
‘Shouts of Korean’: Review of the Newly Opened Exhibition in the Independence Hall of Korea, and the Emotional Role of Museums with Difficult History
- Minju Oh
Visual: No One Can Contain Us
- Anupam Roy
The Social Prescription of Museums: Creating Wellness in Our Communities
- Kristy Van Hoven
Book Review: Museums as a Space for Promoting Children’s Wellbeing
- Yanrong Jiang
Visual: Neurodiversity Museum
- Jessica Starns
Can Contextual Technologies Favour Museums as Polyphonic Spaces? On the Interplay between Digital and Physical Narratives in Museums
- Valentina Vavassori
From Local to Community Museum: Hastings Museum & Art Gallery’s Journey to a Sustainable Future in the Public Sector
- Damian Etherington
The Stories Museums Tell
- Mari Østhaug Møystad
Visual: Small Acts of Kindness
- Cesare Cuzzola
Facilitators of Integration? The Potential Role of Museums in Integration as a Two-Way Process
- Susanne Boersma
Visitor Engagement with the Temporary Photography Exhibition The Long Apartment Block in Upper-Breiðholt at the National Museum of Iceland
- Katla Kjartansdottir
Exhibition Review: The Mirror
- Elli Leventaki
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TOC: Museological Review, Issue 24. In: ArtHist.net, 09.06.2020. Letzter Zugriff 26.04.2025. <https://arthist.net/archive/23211>.