by Dr. Adrian Burgos, Jr. Dr. Adrian Burgos, Jr. is Editor-in-Chief of La Vida Baseball, a new digital media platform that will tell… Read more »
All Posts Under Category: Interaction
We bring you stories about, and strategies for, connecting with your audiences, communities and local organizations even when they’re not inside your walls.
Access for All: How to Promote Inclusion at Museums
By Julyne Hahn Segar, Diverse Learners Midwest Museum Consultant & Chicago Hands-On Educators (CHOE) Director As a veteran Chicago museum educator and a parent… Read more »
Q & A with Director of Audience Engagement, Adam Reed Rozan
Museum Revolution sat down with Adam Reed Rozan, Director of Audience Engagement at the Worcester Art Museum, and adjunct professor at the Harvard… Read more »
Mission, Vision and Purpose
In the museum world, “mission,” “vision,” and “purpose” get used interchangeably. “Aren’t they interchangeable?” you ask yourself in a quiet voice. After a… Read more »
The Heritage Lab: Facilitating Inclusivity at Museums in India
By guest writer Medhavi Gandhi. Gandhi is the Founder of The Heritage Lab, an organization and website working in support of museums in… Read more »
Lessons for Success in Chicago Museum Week
By guest writer Tara-Jeanne Kosloski Restaurant Week. Theater Week. Ideas Week. Chicago is rich in themed “weeks,” so why add another one? Because… Read more »
MoMA and the Art of Social Media
Kim Mitchell is the Chief Communications Officer at the Museum of Modern Art, in New York City. Under her leadership, MoMA has established… Read more »
Museums Working as Comrades, Not Competitors: How Museum Consortia Use Their Collective Offerings to Improve Audience Engagement
By Gianna Marshall Why do some museums band together for their marketing? Cultural institutions often band together to form a museum consortium as a… Read more »
How Being a Fake Senator at The Kennedy Institute Led to Real Visitor Engagement
Boston is best-known for making three things in significant numbers: Dunkin’ Donuts, Wahlberg brothers, and Kennedys. While I did not enjoy any… Read more »
How to Build Your Audience Before Your Museum
It seems that there’s a new museum being announced every week. Some are small and niche; some are large and have ambitious attendance… Read more »