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How do you finance art? Read this article to get five ways to finance art.

It's really dang cool to get to use your talents to help other people - and make a living doing it! Check out this latest published piece I wrote about Visit Casper (WY) for Herrmann Global.

Trust is a powerful word, especially when it comes to museums. But what happens when 'trust' becomes something we actively promote rather than something we quietly earn? Amanda Krantz's article challenges the comfort many find in labeling museums as 'trusted' institutions. Her reflections urge us to reconsider how we talk about trust in the museum sector—highlighting the delicate balance between influence and responsibility. Amanda's piece reminds us that trust isn't a label to be worn proudly, but a dynamic relationship to be continuously nurtured. https://lnkd.in/gGVgNbsY #LearningHub #insight #MuseumInsight

As someone in the adjacent archives sector, I am looking forward to today's Museums Association event: All Inclusive: Championing Accessible Museums "Ableism – prioritising the needs of non-disabled people over disabled people – remains pervasive across the museum sector. Disabled people still face barriers in our buildings, policies and structures, and are chronically unrepresented in our workforce and collections. All Inclusive is our annual one-day conference exploring how museums can become anti-ableist in everything that they do. Anti-ableism recognises abled privilege and actively looks to challenge and dismantle it through theory, actions and practices."  

Public venues such as museums and historical buildings usually have lots of artifacts and assets to protect and the keys also need to be protected. #KeyControl #PublicVenueSecurity #AssetManagement #KeyManagement https://hubs.li/Q02Fhs-z0

Museums and trust: Case Two. If people don't regularly visit museums, it doesn't mean they don't see them as essential in their community. Attendance can surge if entry is less expensive, or free. #museums #audience #public https://lnkd.in/gWNScaEM https://lnkd.in/gv3HU_Xc https://lnkd.in/gm-fmWCs

Yes I am! If you are interested in outreach, join our panel discussion: 'Beyond the Museum Walls: Outreach and Public Engagement in Museum Education', with John Falk, Mohammad Ruhaiyem, Maria Elena Ronza and Rasha Dababneh.

✒ I love this kind of public involvement in heritage and have even sent off an email myself to Hampshire Museums to get a page to decipher! 🤞 📑 Transcription is a tricky thing, I've had some experience with it during my career, and trying to read handwriting is both fun and challenging! ❗ The top tips to remember are: ✍ Write exactly what you see - mistakes, weird spellings, abbreviations and all. ✍ Don't be tempted to guess a word if you're not sure. Make a note so someone else can check it later. ✍ Document catalogues are now designed to be accessed online. So, add as many comments, notes, and spelling updates as possible in the correct fields. This will help the document to be more searchable by researchers. 👋 Need help with writing or reading documents in English?  Let’s connect! 🏛 I help arts and heritage students and professionals improve their communication skills and confidence 👩🏫 Don’t forget to follow me and ring the bell 🔔 on the profile to catch all my posts #archives #janeausten #heapoffacts #transcription #history #englishwriting

The 2022 Consumer Expenditure Survey Summary Tables are now in #NADACArtsData! Explore spending on cultural activities like plays, concerts, movies, parks, museums, books, and more! Download here: https://myumi.ch/9g4xJ #artsresearch #creativityresearch National Endowment for the Arts University of Michigan Institute for Social Research