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Reflective Evaluation: How Can Museums Change Teens–and Vice Versa? Part 1
Over the past four years, I have worked with hundreds of Milwaukee-area teens who love art, and who, over their time in teen programs at the Milwaukee Art Museum, grow to love museums as well. I have always had a … Continue reading
From the Collection–Taxi Ride to Sarah’s Studio by Jim Campbell
It’s not unusual to see the work of an engineer at an art museum–especially here in Milwaukee. From the first step under the stunning Brise Soleil in the Quadracci Pavilion of the Milwaukee Art Museum, it becomes clear that an … Continue reading
Teen Voices in the Museum
Teen programs provide a very different kind of opportunity for museums to experiment with interpretation. Because many teens participate in multiple programs for extended lengths of time, they become advocates and resources for our museums and collections. Here at the … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Education
Tagged iPads, museum technology, Technology, Teen Programs, teens in museums
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Voting Counts: The Kohl’s Art Generation Lab
The Kohl’s Art Generation Lab—part of the new Kohl’s Education Center, which opened February 25, 2012—is the Museum’s new “technology room” for kids and families. It features an exhibition entitled Museum Inside Out, which takes visitors on a behind-the-scenes tour … Continue reading
Posted in Behind the Scenes, Education
Tagged Kohl's Art Generation, Kohl's Art Generation Lab, Math, Technology
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How We Made the Museum’s Teacher Website
Have you ever made a website? It’s not easy these days. Especially if you want it to be robust, web-standards-friendly, functional, and beautiful. Luckily, the Museum has a fabulous web team in our Communications department that assists with all the … Continue reading
