What a great way to start my summer! On May 18-20 I had the privilege of attending THATCamp Museums NYC at the Bard Graduate Center. I’m a huge fan of THATCamps, and this was my third and personal favorite, for … Continue reading
Big news! You may already have an inkling of this from some of my tweets, or you may be one of the wonderful people who generously offered me advice about this decision . . . This month I am beginning the … Continue reading
I haven’t had much time for posting here, lately, because I’ve been too busy with another blog for the Historic Costume Preservation Workshop (HCPW) at Vassar College. Please take a look: I’ve just written a post about working with digital … Continue reading
Here, finally, are some highlights of my notes from the “Artifact in the Age of New Media” symposium at the Bard Graduate Center. The discussion throughout the day was very stimulating, and I was very grateful to have been able … Continue reading
Many different aspects of the BBC’s “A History of the World in 100 Objects” (AHOW) work together to succeed in prompting the user’s imagination to better understand the physicality and context of a 3D artifact. Let’s revisit my goals of … Continue reading
Of all the subjects I’m eager to write about, the BBC’s “A History of the World in 100 Objects” (AHOW) is the one that has inspired me to finally launch this new blog. Well, that and the fact that I’m … Continue reading
