Conversations with Museum Directors is about far more than the deaccessioning of museum and gallery collections. It’s about how museums will be - must be - different after Covid-19. About a transformed environment, both social and financial, and museums’ total response to it. In a changed and charged reality, deaccessioning is one element of a future in which issues of social justice, inequality, race, pay and decolonisation will impact collections as never before.
It is part of a major new 950-page resource which draws on the experience and thinking of some of the world’s most experienced and respected museum and gallery professionals, with a Foreword by Melody Kanschat and Antoniette M Guglielmo of the Museum Leadership Institute.
Contributors include:
- Christine Anagnos | Director, AAMD
- Christopher Bedford | Director, Baltimore Museum of Art
- Thomas Campbell | Director, Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco• Michael Conforti | Former Director, Clark Art Institute
- Adrian Ellis | Director, AEA Consulting
- Kaywin Feldman | Director, National Gallery of Art
- Linda Harrison | Director, Newark Museum Art
- Glenn Lowry | Director, Mo MA
The three volumes in the collection (available separately) are:
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1. Agustín Arteaga | Dallas Museum of Art
2. Christopher Bedford | The Baltimore Museum of Art
3. Betsy Bradley | Mississippi Museum of Art
4. Thomas Campbell | Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
5. Kaywin Feldman | National Gallery of Art , Washington DC
6. David Gordon | Former Director and CEO, Milwaukee Art Museum
7. Linda Harrison | Newark Museum of Art
8. Glenn D Lowry | The Museum of Modern Art, New York
9. Courtney J Martin | Yale Center for British Art, New Haven
10. Scott Stulen | Philbrook Museum of Art
11. Joseph Thompson | Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art (MASS Mo CA)
12. Roxana Velásquez | The San Diego Museum of Art
Over de auteur
Stefanie S Jandl is a writer and independent museum professional. She co-edited the three-volume Handbook for Academic Museums and has written on diverse museum topics including academic museums, deaccessioning, unionization, and the Mellon College and University Art Museum program. Most recently, she has written for The Art Newspaper. Jandl also writes on topics combining art and food, and contributed to The Oxford Companion to Sugar and Sweets. A former Andrew W. Mellon Curator of Academic Programs at the Williams College Museum of Art, she has over 20 years of museum experience that also includes exhibition planning and collections management. Jandl holds a BA in Political Science from the University of Southern California and an MA in the History of Art from Williams College. She is now at work on a book about the Berkshire Museum’s controversial sale of art.
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