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Museum Collecting and Collections
2017Collecting is a central activity to museums. Object-based learning is the underlying principle that museums use to tell their stories to the public through different media such as exhibits, programs, classes, books, and activities. Collecting in museums is usually directed by curators who conduct research, create new knowledge, and present their work ...
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Museum Collections and Their Legacies
2021Abstract Museums continue to be cast as anachronistic—‘weary’, ‘tired’, and ‘out of touch’—trophy houses embedded in the colonial past, with object collections considered hollow remnants of that past. This article contests this notion and reveals how museums have emerged over the past fifty years as active field sites where Indigenous ...
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Museum collections and sustainability
Cultural Trends, 2008This contribution to the debate on museum collecting and disposal takes as its starting point the results of a survey which demonstrates that museums are continuing to collect at a significant rate, and that disposal is not being used as a collections management tool.
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Hereford Museum Collections Hereford Museum Collections
The Medieval Floortiles of Herefordshire, 2022semanticscholar +1 more source
The Museum in the museum: stored collections and their usability.
2023Throughout time museums have accumulated various items, of which only a part has been put on display. In museums all over the world, due to different circumstances, a large part of museum collections is held in storage, which makes them unavailable to the public.
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The book unveils documents and museum collections related to research and excavations conducted on the Red Sea coast and at Adulis in the 19th and 20th centuries.
C. Zazzaro
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The book unveils documents and museum collections related to research and excavations conducted on the Red Sea coast and at Adulis in the 19th and 20th centuries.
C. Zazzaro
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Museums, collections and biodiversity inventories
Trends in Ecology & Evolution, 1993Natural history museums area at a turning point in their history. To play a central role in research on biodiversity, they must change their mode of operation and public image. Collections have grown in a haphazard manner, depending on the interests and preferences of successive curators.
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2017
Instead of seeing the museum's collection as a constant or stable entity with the same things saved in perpetuity, people should look to ideas of variability and changeability, full of energy—as something vital. Seeing the collection as a force of change to make a difference in the overall mission of the museum is critical.
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Instead of seeing the museum's collection as a constant or stable entity with the same things saved in perpetuity, people should look to ideas of variability and changeability, full of energy—as something vital. Seeing the collection as a force of change to make a difference in the overall mission of the museum is critical.
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University museums and collections
Museum International, 2000Peter Stanbury has worked with university museums and historic houses for most of his career. In 1992 he was one of the co-founders of the Australia-wide association of university museums, CAUMAC – the Council of Australian University Museums and Collections.
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Museums and the Future of Collecting
2017Introduction - what future collecting?. Part 1 Collecting in context: collections and collecting, Susan Pearce museums without collections - museum philosophy in West Africa, Malcolm Mcled the future of collectin - lessons from the past, Richard Dunn the Ashmolean Museum - a case study of 18th-century collecting, Patricia Kell the cartographies of ...
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