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what will the museum of the future be like?

Amanda Sikarskie
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Amanda Sikarskie replied to Angelina Russo's discussion participation, publication and partnership examples for our up and coming book!
"Hi Angelina, I think we met briefly at Museums and the Web in Indianapolis in 2009. Anyway, I work for the Quilt Index, www.quiltindex.org, an online archive with images and metadata for over 50,000 historic and contemporary quilts. Among other…"
Aug 18, 2010
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I'm a PhD candidate at Michigan State University in American studies and museum studies. I do research and project development for the Quilt Index, www.quiltindex.org.
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