Discuss: Deep Learning, AI, and Museums (4/8/16)
The latest on Deep Learning, AI, and what it all means for museums.
Could museums use a bit more (internal) controversy?
What controversial architecture—and what really gets built—can teach museums about internal discussions and decision-making.
Links of the Week (3/30/16)
Links from the week of March 30, 2016, featuring articles on community, transparency, and empathy.
Just How Different a Workplace is a Museum?
Can evolving workplace practices in the business world be applied to mission-driven non-profits like museums?
Links of the Week (3/23/16)
The New York Times tells us that art books are surviving in a digital world. Whew! Also, jetpacks, leisure, and teamwork.
Who's in the (Art) House?
Museums have had artist residencies for a while. Why not other kinds of creators as well?
Links of the Week (2/18/16)
Articles on museum trends, workplace exhaustion, and "peak content."
Reading the Museum CODE
Many different takes on what technology has done and still can do to and for museums—a lively conversation in book form.
Discuss (1/20/16): Museums and Branding
Many museums are rethinking their brand—no matter how many staff think the very idea of a brand is gross and corporate.
Design [Thinking] Your Museum—an Interview with Dana Mitroff Silvers
A pioneer in applying Design Thinking to museums and other cultural institutions talks about change and evolution in museums.
10 Thoughts from Museum Computer Network 2015 Conference
My favorite museum technology conference covered data, publishing, "friend-tor-ing," and starting little insurrections.