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Dianna Djokey, Learning Program Manager at the visual arts organization Aspex Portsmouth (UK), will chat about the importance of co-curation with communities in the cultural heritage sector.
Dr. Soren Brothers, respected ecologist and Allan and Helaine Shiff Curator of Climate Change at the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto talks about this emerging new position in museums. He will also explain the term Anthropocene and why museums should embrace it"
Josh Adair, associate professor of English at Murray State University @murraystateuniv, where he also serves as coordinator of Gender & Diversity Studies, will chat about museums and social activism, especially in connection to discourses -and silences- on gender and sexuality.
Have you ever wondered what it means for a museum to “write history” when engaging with community memory? Dr. Susan E. Crane, Professor of Modern European History at the University of Arizona @uarizona, whose research focuses on collective memory, historical consciousness, and historical photograph…
Hicham Khalidi, contemporary art curator and Director of the Van Eyck Multiform Institute for Fine Art, Design, and Reflection in Maastricht, Netherlands, talks about how to implement actions committed to sustainability and ecology in the @janvaneyckacademie, an institution that has an official cli…
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