We don't have many Game Fridays at Museum 2.0 anymore, but this one is so good I had to share. The Asylum: Psychiatric Clinic for Abuse...

In high school, my boyfriend's brother, Thomas, was a (young) professional magician. Their back guest room, where I would stay, had a w...

Workers leaving Pennsylvania shipyards, Beaumont, Texas (LOC) Originally uploaded by The Library of Congress About a month ago, the Libr...

A couple of weeks ago, I wrote about the power of data visualization as an addition to the exhibit design toolkit. Paul Orselli made a th...

Today, we take a page from Wallace Stevens and look at some alternative ways to structure museum admissions and pricing. Like poetry, they...

Next month, JFKU will be hosting a day-long session on Museums and Civic Discourse in Berkeley, CA (see flyer above). The event is organized...

I have seen the future of interpretative design, and that future is data visualization. I'm talking tables of figures. Huge swaths of ...

Do you talk to people sitting next to you on planes? I don't. I'm like an airborne clam, hoarding my book, my space, my ears. But...

I have two brief pieces of news to share: 1. My post on naming conventions in museums was adapted into a piece for the Jan/Feb issue of Mu...

This week, I did an interview for Stephanie Weaver's Experienceology podcast . In 43 minutes, we discuss what Web 2.0 means, ways museu...