Towards...a More Expansive Definition of Education in Museums
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The document discusses expanding the definition of education for museums. It suggests rethinking what education means for cultural institutions and how museums can take a more expansive approach to education through concepts like birthing pavilions, mental health hygiene, and extreme optimism. The director of education at Art21.org, Rosanna Flouty, engaged in a discussion on how to arrive at a more expansive definition and what the litmus test should be for museums.
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Towards...a More Expansive Definition of Education in Museums
- 1. Towards… Rosanna Flouty Director of Education, Art21.org @rflouty
- 3. What About The Walker ? I asked
- 8. Click to add title • Birthing Pavilion
- 19. • Supreme genius • Mental health hygiene • Extreme optimism • How to arrive at a more expansive definition of education for museums? • And what is the litmus test?
- 20. Thanks! • Rosanna Flouty – Director of Education at Art21 • @rflouty on the twitters • rosanna@art21.org