First Impressions: Attracting Museum Visitors Through Effective Web Design and Usability
Museum Studies Intern at the Carnegie Museum of Art – Spring 2018
Museum Studies Intern at the Carnegie Museum of Art – Spring 2018
Museum Studies Intern at the Carnegie Museum of Art - Spring 2018
Museum Studies Intern at the Carnegie Museum of Art - Fall 2016
Museum Studies Intern at the Carnegie Museum of Art - Spring 2017
Museum Studies Intern at the Carnegie Museum of Art - Spring 2017
In the undocumented archives of the Carnegie Museum of Art’s Photography and Contemporary Art library, there was a book titled, simply, Holy Bible. Looking identical to the actual Holy Bible, this artist book by Oliver Chanaren and Adam Broomberg was almost put into the discard bin to be sold. Luckily my supervisor and her associate realized it was a rare artist book, and we added it to the CMOA collection. For the remaining year I continued to expand this library collection with many interesting readings.
Museum Studies Intern at the Carnegie Museum of Art - Fall 2017
Think about your favorite museum. What immediately catches your attention? Which attractions—whether an artwork, a specific exhibit, an interactive activity—do you always make sure to see? Are there ones that don’t interest you, ones you tend to skip over?
Authors: Paula Kupfer and Paulina Pardo Gaviria
PhD Students in History of Art and Architecture
Author: Christopher Nygren
Assistant Professor of History of Art and Architecture and Director, Medieval and Renaissance Studies Program
Author: Alex J. Taylor
Assistant Professor and Academic Curator, Department of History of Art and Architecture