On the Road at the Autry
The Autry’s Route 66 exhibition was quite a little surprise. Even though I was accompanied by 4 little ones, I managed to get some tidbits of knowledge and my curiosity […]
The Autry’s Route 66 exhibition was quite a little surprise. Even though I was accompanied by 4 little ones, I managed to get some tidbits of knowledge and my curiosity […]
The Serious Play conference, held last week (July 22-24) at the University of Southern California’s School for Cinematic Arts, is a small conference, focused on educational and otherwise ‘serious’ games. […]
The museum world has been obsessed with the idea of story and narrative, and I have to admit that I am not exactly sure why. The theme of this year’s […]
Games, curation, design thinking, more games, crowdsourcding, theater, humor, and 3D printing. These were some of the topics of great salons, discussions, workshops, and sessions, at this year’s Museums & […]
I recently went to see the exhibition Under the Big Black Sun at MOCA, one of the Pacific Standard Time exhibitions on view around Los Angeles, and was struck by […]
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Yesterday, I saw Lawrence Weschler speak at the Getty about “convergences” a phenomenon he explores in his new book Everything That Rises: A Book of Convergences. In his lecture, Weschler […]
Sarah Palin is all over the news today for some reason. And somehow I came across this magnificent portrait of her in the L.A. Times, originally taken by Brian Adams […]
This week the OCLC held a Digital Forum West mini conference/symposium at the Getty. I noticed that John Falk was the keynote speaker and weaseled my way in to see […]
At U Penn this year, incoming Freshmen are taking a twist on the old classic summer reading project. Instead of reading a novel together, they are looking at a painting, […]