Hosted by Bronwyn Bryan · 🇺🇸 US · EN-CA · 12 episodes
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Dive deep into the world of museums! Whether you're a museum professional or simply love going to museums join on a journey to explore the evolving landscape of museums.Each episode features reviews of museums I attend. We'll also discuss key topics, methods, and challenges facing and challenges facing museums today.
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This episode I’m joined by Ian from Museum Archipelago. We dive into Ian’s podcast and his career pathway. We also dive into how technology can be used well in museums, and how we hope museum will change in the future. C
Welcome back to another episode. This week I discuss my travels to the Douglas Mansion in Jerome State Historic Park. https://azstateparks.com/jerome I also visited a museum I used to work at, the BYU Museum of Art. http
Thanks for joining me for this episode! In this follow up episode about text panels I discuss word count limits and accessible design such as colour, font, size. Then I talk about an arts event I attended called First Fr
Thanks for listening to another episode! This week I talkabout what makes a good text panel. Then I share my favourite museums in France, Belgium, andthe Netherlands. Would you like to be on the podcast? Send me an email
Thanks for joining! This week I discuss what a "Big Idea" is, how to create one, and why they are important for exhibitions. I also visited two museums in Kenora, Ontario and share the highlights of these institutions.
Welcome back for this episode. This week I delve into the IPOP visitor framework created by the Smithsonian. Learn more here/sources: https://medium.com/@DigitalGov/the-smithsonians-ipop-exhibition-framework-lessons-for-
This week I’m joined by Tegwen and Kirsten, who I worked with for two summers as summer student employees at a historical house museum. We reflect on unique aspects of the house and job, and the importance of summer stud
This week I continue to discuss John Falk's museum visitor motivations, this time experience seekers, professional/hobbyists , and rechargers. Then I discuss my recent visit to the Oregon Historical Society. Learn more a
Welcome back! In this episode I discuss some interpretive heritage signs throughout Montreal. Then I dive into the explorer and facilitator museum visitor type as first put forth by John Falk. Interested in visiting the
This episode we are joined by a guest, Andy, someone who often visits museum with me. More info about this unique museum can be found here: https://pacmusee.qc.ca/en/ Delve into museum visitor identies in this book: Iden
During this episode I recap my visit to the Chateau Ramezay in Monteal and share the highlights of the museum. Then I share my six tips/goals for how historic house museums can tell better stories to become more interest
Welcome to a brand new podcast all about museums! In this episode join me as I debrief after my visit to the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts. A museum I would recommend to all art lovers! Then I discuss ways that museums ca
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