Museum Human

The Positivity of Negativity in Museum Work

Can we acknowledge doom and collapse and still make positive change in museums?

Robert J Weisberg

• 13 min read
several frowning and angry yellow Lego™ heads against a white background
Are they trying to tell us something? (Photo by Hello I'm Nik / Unsplash)

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