"This short question/statement above and the dialogue that followed was one of the most meaningful things I came across on-line in 2009. Thanks, all!
It is mentioned here:
http://westmuse.wordpress.com/2010/01/01/physician-heal-thyself/
happy New…"
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"My paper and a better version will come out in Curator Journal in the Jan issue. Hope that is helpful otherwise am happy to send directly if you send your e-mail to me at egurian@egurian.com. Thanks. e--"
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In your posts you mentioned that you would be happy to provide a copy of your paper on Museum as a soup kitchen .. is it posted online? I saw the press reports of your speech at the Powerhouse Museum, but have not been able to track the…"
Elizabeth Merritt replied to Elaine Heumann Gurian's discussion Museum as Soup Kitchen
"Just posted to the CFM Blog about the Philbrook Museum of Art's foray into community gardening, and how this echos storied told in the Institute for the Future's scenario building in the Superstruct game last fall. Thanks for the lead,…"
Amelia Wong replied to Elaine Heumann Gurian's discussion Museum as Soup Kitchen
"Not sure if your speech has been delivered yet, but National Public Radio provided a nice, concrete example of how museums can ease some daily suffering: "In Tulsa, Okla., the Philbrook Museum of Art is doing something different with outdoor…"
Lisa Falk replied to Elaine Heumann Gurian's discussion Museum as Soup Kitchen
"Oh, and to give an example of my thinking--I am in the planning stage of a large community collaborative of projects related to diabetes and healthy living--using the Through the Eyes of the Eagle exhibit as a catalyst for a collaborative community…"
Lisa Falk replied to Elaine Heumann Gurian's discussion Museum as Soup Kitchen
"Elaine, I'd love to read your speech and share it with colleagues here. You know, museums as collaborators with others--libraries, social service organizations, public health units, schools, cultural centers etc is the way to go. Why can't…"
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- At 5:48pm on August 22, 2008,
Mariana Salgado said… - Dear Elaine:
I am an Argentinean researcher working in the media lab, university of art and design, Finland. I have been working for sometime in museums.
I am eager to cooperate with you and help in your project, in case I can.
I have one article that I published in the CMD (Centro Metropolitano de diseño) magazine IF. This one is translated in English. It is about the new tendencies in museums towards participation.
I might have other texts, both in Spanish and English, but they do not have straight translations.
I am now preparing an article for a magazine that comes in 3 languages: Spanish, English and catalonian. They have lots of materials in the three languages. http://www.mnactec.cat/castellano/informatiu_sistema.htm
By the way, I travel to Argentina every year.
My mail is msalgado@taik.fi
Contact me and I send you the article.
yours,
mariana
- At 8:16pm on September 27, 2008, Mariana Salgado said…
- Hola Elaine:
Me gustaria conocerte, pero llego a Baires el 9.12 si por casualidad te quedas mas tiempo contame y nos encontramos a tomar unos mates.
Saludos,
mariana
- At 2:10pm on December 1, 2008,
Karen Mason said… - Kia ora Elaine
Great to find you again via Museum 3.0 (even before completing my profile!) As you can see, 10 years on from Te Papa, am enjoying being back in the museum world, working with Tim, Neil and others at Auckland Museum.
Postal address: Auckland Museum, Private Bag 92018, Victoria Street West, Auckland 1142, New Zealand.
Email: kmason@aucklandmuseum.com
Best wishes to you,
Karen
- At 9:37am on June 1, 2009,
Kate Stone said… - Hi Elaine, I just stumbled on your suggestions for unconference sessions at MW 2009 for the first time, re training curators and org structure. These are 2 things I am spending most time on at the moment. Tho' at the conference I didn't hear either topic addressed or discussed - was I in the wrong sessions?!
- At 1:55am on June 28, 2009,
Vania Rodrigues said… - Hi Elaine. I sent you an email at egurian@egurian.com, asking for your comment on my interpretation of 'institutional trauma' for my MA thesis. Would you have the chance to answer to a remote email from Portugal?? I'm an optimist, so I'll believe you will be able to answer it sooner or later! :-) Best to you. Vania.
- At 1:18pm on August 31, 2009,
Suzanne Gibson said… - Elaine
In your posts you mentioned that you would be happy to provide a copy of your paper on Museum as a soup kitchen .. is it posted online? I saw the press reports of your speech at the Powerhouse Museum, but have not been able to track the paper as a whole. My email is sgibsonrwp@gmail.com if it is something you are able to provide. Thanks
sg
- At 3:49am on October 27, 2009,
yves apeloig said… - Hi Elaine
I hope the concept and the device presented on my page will at least, interest you ;-)
Best regards
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