Museum Human

Boundaries in Museum Work

Boundaries are good, except when they keep us apart. Can museum work manage both?

Robert J Weisberg

• 7 min read
a US government sign reading "boundary line" on a barbed wire fence with scrub trees and bushes in the background
Keeping people out, or in? (Photo by Erin Larson / Unsplash)

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