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 »
All Posts Under Tag: museums
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 »
3 Key Learnings From the AAM Conference
(Image is of phenomenal swag we got from the good folks of Museum Hack.) We at Museum Revolution spent several stimulating days at… Read more »
4 Myths That Can Hurt Museums’ Bottom Line
There’s been a lot of noise in the past month about whether the Lucas Museum of Narrative Arts warrants highly-valued lakefront land in… Read more »
Connecting to Current Events: 5 Reasons Your Museum Needs a Rapid Response Team
In our most recent Museum Revolution post, I shared a case study profiling the Newseum’s Rapid Response Team, which effectively capitalizes on current… Read more »
3 Takeaways for Museums From ‘Rome Reborn’
I recently had the pleasure of interviewing Bernard Frischer, a professor at Indiana University’s School of Informatics. A pioneer in the relatively new… Read more »
Winds of Change in the Museum World
Every quarter, Museum Revolution hosts a topical salon dinner. At these events, we gather a small but diverse group of museum leaders together… Read more »