A new book featuring blogs from museum professionals is a testament to the challenges facing our sector—and the great number of awesome people working to solve them. I count at least 12 friends, acquaintances, fellow-conference-attendees, or just plain twitter peeps among the 60+ blogs which contributed to The Museum »
So many of us in the museum technology field are a multitude of different experiences and backgrounds. Susan Edwards fits that to a T. She talks »
Workplaces are only getting busier. How do museum workers find time to think? Well, so much for my twice-a-month-posting New Year's Resolutions and all that. Life »
The workplace psychology movement of the week is a call for authenticity. Do museums have a particular office honesty problem? A new movement in organizational culture »
Here's a rundown of my top 10 posts of 2016, ranked by pageviews. Thank you all for reading! What We in Museums Talk about When We »
I started writing a year-end blog post several times since the beginning of December, but each time it felt weird and delusional, like I was ignoring »
It's a bit buried in the nav sidebar, but I've updated my blogroll with a more recent list of blogs from museum-field colleagues who inspire me. »
And away we go … (Christ's Descent into Hell, Follower of Hieronymus Bosch, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, via OASC) If you work in a museum, the »
Note: I wrote this post before the U.S. election results started coming in and later thought about pulling or not publicizing this conference recap. However, »