Creating The Visitor-centered Museum

Mimi Michaelson , Peter Samis
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Creating The Visitor-centered Museum

Mimi Michaelson , Peter Samis
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  • Date de publication : Dec 08, 2016
  • Langue : anglais
  • Nombre de pages : 214
  • Éditeur : Routledge
  • ISBN : 9781629581903
  • Dimensions : 6.13" W x 1.0" L x 9.19" H

Peter Samisis Associate Curator of Interpretation at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. He has a BA from Columbia University and an M.A. in art history from U.C. Berkeley. Samis served as art historian/content expert for 'American Visions,' the first CD-ROM on modern art (1993-94), and then spearheaded development of SFMOMA's award-winning Interactive Educational Technology programs. He has served as Adjunct Professor in the international graduate program for Technology-Enhanced Communication for Cultural Heritage (TEC-CH) at Switzerland's University of Lugano and on the advisory boards of numerous museum organizations and collaborative software initiatives.

Mimi Michaelsonis an education and museum consultant. She has a doctorate in Human Development and Psychology from Harvard University, where she studied creativity, youth activism, and cognitive development. As a former Project Zero manager, she has broad research experience, including as Senior Project Manager of Harvard's GoodWork project. She co-edited the New Directions volume, Supportive Frameworks for Youth Engagement.

“I am sure that this book will serve as a catalyst for important conversations about the mission of our galleries, the roles within it, the audiences we intend to serve and how we would go about doing so….The book does a very good job of articulating the wide possibilities of visitor-centered museums and the nature of museum change. I liked the way the book began with transparency of its goals and a basic analysis of the visitor-centered approach and I loved reading about the diverse case studies.”
—Susan Rome, Public Programmes, Vancouver Art Gallery

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