http://onmuseums.com Just another CommonGroundPublishing weblog Thu, 11 Mar 2010 05:01:29 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en The most recent issue, Volume 2, Number 3, of The International Journal of the Inclusive Museum includes: The Re-territorialisation of a New Education Paradigm by Maria Amélia Cupertino de Miranda. Managing ‘Permanent Residents’: The Museum as Custodian of Inspirited Heritage by Leanne Dempsey. Access and Critique: How New Media Are Changing the Landscape of the Gallery ... http://onmuseums.com/2009/12/28/museums-journal-recently-published/ The third issue of Volume 2 of The International Journal of the Inclusive Museum has now been published. Volume 2, Number 3 includes: Inclusivity and Identity in a West African Audiovisual Archive by Audrey Holdhus Small. The Gum San Museum: Inclusion by Virtue of Otherness by Han Alan. Balancing Perspectives in Cross-Cultural Curatorship by Lisa ... http://onmuseums.com/2009/12/21/museums-journal-volume-2-number-3-now-available/ The Associate Editors listing for Volume 2 of  The International Journal of the Inclusive Museum is now available. http://onmuseums.com/2009/12/03/museum-journal-associate-editors/ The second issue of Volume 2 of The International Journal of the Inclusive Museum has now been published. Volume 2, Number 2 contains: Moral Claims Against Museums: The Emerging Concept of Moral Title to Objects of Cultural Heritage by Charlotte Woodhead. Expo ‘67’s Documentary Monuments: Applying Benedict Anderson’s Concept of the Museum to ... http://onmuseums.com/2009/11/16/museums-journal-volume-2-number-2-now-available/ The first issue of Volume 2 of The International Journal of the Inclusive Museum has now been published. Volume 2, Number 1 contains: University, Students and Internships with Museums by Kuo Pei-Chun. Arts in the Basic Curriculum at the Brooks Museum of Art: Teaching Children Art Fundamentals by Janna Robertson, Myung-Sook Koh and ... http://onmuseums.com/2009/09/30/museums-journal-volume-2-number-1-now-available/ www.Museum-Conference.com Zahava D. Doering Zahava D. Doering, a University of Chicago trained sociologist, has had many years experience in social science research and studies in museums and educational institutions. In 1987, she was the founding director of the Institutional Studies Office (ISO), now part of the Office of Policy and Analysis ... http://onmuseums.com/2009/09/29/sociologist-zahava-d-doering-talking-in-istanbul-on-her-work-in-museums-and-educational-institutions/ From Edward Rothstein at The New York Times: “Iron Chink” proclaims the raised words on a cast-iron sign, once mounted on a fish-processing machine. In the early 1900s in Seattle the machine had been invented to replace Chinese laborers, who presumably were constructed of weaker mettle. Now, of course, its casual slur ... http://onmuseums.com/2009/09/24/reopened-museum-tells-chinese-american-stories/ From Carol Vogel in The New York Times Arts Special Section: Museums... Some 150 yoga fanatics, mats in hand, gathered in the second-floor atrium of the Museum of Modern Art one recent Saturday morning. They were there to “Put the oM in MoMA,” as the invitation read. Assembled in a circle, the ... http://onmuseums.com/2009/09/03/in-lean-times-new-ways-to-reach-out/ From Kirstie Parker at The Koori Mail The Federal Government says it will overhaul the processes for the repatriation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander remains and cultural material from international institutions to make them more inclusive of Indigenous aspirations. Federal Indigenous Affairs Minister Jenny Macklin announced on Friday that the ... http://onmuseums.com/2009/07/21/group-to-work-on-return-of-remains/ Please view our online presentations on the Common Ground YouTube site or watch the On Museums playlist here. http://onmuseums.com/2009/07/10/online-presentations/