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The Attic: February 2014

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Friday, February 28, 2014. Opinion Piece: University in Denmark. I recently witnessed the strangest thing and I thought it might be a good way to start a blog post about going to university in Denmark. We planned to do that in Leicester, but it never really happened. And I think I will push to institute it when I get back. It’s fantastic. I’ve already benefitted from the easy and open discussions here. Even during lunch, all the staff meet to talk over their projects and what ...It is certainly has been ...

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The Attic: July 2014

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Monday, July 28, 2014. RIII (Richard III) – Dynasty, Death and Discovery. It’s the opening weekend of Leicester’s brand spanking new Richard III Visitor Centre (KRIII), right across from the Cathedral’s brand spanking new gardens, in the heart of Leicester’s oldest quarter. The sun is shining, the weather has been too hot for more than a week, and a gardener is out, madly trying to water all the new plants before they die. A minor issue is the font used for the headings in the lower gallery, a gothic typ...

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The Attic: November 2014

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Monday, November 24, 2014. School of Museum Studies Research Seminar Wednesday 22nd October 2014, Professor Simon Gunn The Strange Death of Industrial England. October 2014 Professor Simon Gunn, Professor of Urban History at the Centre for Urban History, a research centre within the University of Leicester’s School of History, and author of books including:. History and cultural theory. The public culture of the Victorian middle class:  ritual and authority and the English industrial city, 1840-1914.

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The Attic: Museums Alive! conference

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Tuesday, November 18, 2014. The PhD students at the University of Leicester School of Museum Studies recently partnered with the Migration Museum Project to present the sixth School of Museum Studies PhD student led conference Museums Alive! Exploring How Museums Behave Like Living Beings 3-5 November. This conference attracted delegates and presenters from 22 different countries. Over half of the delegates came from either the museum profession or from other universities and academic departments. 8221; ...

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The Attic: April 2014

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Monday, April 14, 2014. Tuesday 4 — Wednesday 5 November 2014. A Two-Day Interdisciplinary Postgraduate Conference hosted by the School of Museum Studies, University of Leicester, in partnership with Migration Museum Project. This conference seeks to explore the notion of museums as living organisms and the multiple questions that emerge from this context. 8212; Exploring how museums behave like living beings. How do museums form their identity both internally and externally? How do museums facilitate th...

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Little Venice in London | the long and winding road...

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The long and winding road…. April 7, 2015. Little Venice in London. A walk around Little Venice yesterday, in the midst of the panic…Will come back here with summer dress and flip-flop. Soon! April 8, 2015. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.

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Tìm hiểu về Linga và Lingodbhava. | the long and winding road...

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The long and winding road…. June 18, 2015. Tìm hiểu về Linga và Lingodbhava. Below is my short essay on Shiva as Lingodbhavamurti. A bibliography is included as all footnotes accompanying this essay disappear when I copy this piece of writing from MS Word and paste into this web blog. Just to make sure that I’m not a plagiarist! 8212;———–. Lingodbhavamurti. Chola dynasty, c. 900 AD; Tamil Nadu, India; Grey Granite; Room 33, South and Southeast Asia Gallery; The British Museum. Elgood, Heather. Hindui...

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The Attic: October 2014

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Wednesday, October 08, 2014. Heritage Career Day in Birmingham. AAH Art History Careers Day! Barber Institute of Fine Arts, University of Birmingham. The event will bring together a wide-range of speakers from leading cultural institutions who will share their professional experiences and expertise in areas including curatorship, art management, gallery marketing and education, and research. Tickets (includes lunch and refreshments):. AAH members £8; non-members £12. Posted by Amy Hetherington. The views...

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Resume | Museum Beyond

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Greg Landgraf's museum marketing blog. Developed, wrote and edited feature and department articles. The magazine’s video arm. Created and managed the Inside Scoop. And Green Your Library. Filmed, conducted interviews for, and edited videos. Served as administrator for the magazine’s Drupal-based website. Provided editorial and technical support for the AL Direct e-mail newsletter. Maintained contact with hundreds of librarians and architects for the annual Library Design Showcase. Wood and Wood Products.

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Experiences and Marketing | Museum Beyond

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Greg Landgraf's museum marketing blog. Emerging Museum Professionals Week →. April 5, 2012. A couple months ago, Know Your Own Bone. From IMPACTS Research and Development that said that visitors’ favorite part of a museum is going with people they care about, and that a museum ought to sell the personal and socially oriented experience it offers. I’ve written about. And I think that’s would qualify. Scavenger hunt or mission-based games lend themselves well to group work within a family or frie...The con...