Mindfulness is a Terrible Thing for Museums to Waste Workplaces are only getting busier. How do museum workers find time to think?
Keeping Ourselves Real in Our Museum Work The workplace psychology movement of the week is a call for authenticity. Do museums have a particular office honesty problem?
A Year of Shattered Expectations I started writing a year-end blog post several times, but it felt weird and delusional, like I was ignoring the approaching giant planet ready to destroy the Earth.
Museums in an Age of Despair If you work in a museum, the title of this post is a no-brainer, but it is also part of the problem.
Call It The Human League: Museum Computer Network 2016 MCN2016 was a great, positive, uplifting conference, and it happened—and election night doesn't change that. A commitment to real, impactful change was never more important.
This Month I'll Be on Medium For most of October 2016, my good friend Jennifer Foley, of the Albright-Knox Art Gallery in Buffalo, and I were exchanging letters on Medium about some contentious words in museum practice.
Playing Favorites: Personal Taste and Working in a Museum When you work in a museum, how do you decide on your favorite work in the collection? And should that change over time?
Tag, You're It: Museums and the Internet of Stuff The micro-location revolution promises more information for museums and their visitors than ever. But do we already have too much "stuff" in the museum? And how do we keep track of it all?
The Event Horizon of Digital Skills and Museum Staff Museum workers need comprehensive digital skills that are fairly and equally distributed. Will we end up with digital haves and have-nots in the museum?