[List members may be interested in this new book, currently available with over 15% Early-Bird savings.]

How many museum or gallery blogs do you read regularly?

Much of today’s most interesting, innovative and passionate writing about museums is hidden away in hundreds of carefully-crafted museum blogs. And all too little of this content enters into mainstream museum discourse. 

The Museum Blog Book is a collection of over 70 blogs which reflect fresh thinking and practice in and about museums. Whether the authors are from world-class institutions like MoMA, the Smithsonian, the British Museum, or the V&A - or are independent professionals or volunteers - they all share practical experience aimed at  transforming the museum experience.

For the full contents list please visit: http://bit.ly/2kLFORo

* New technologies
In five sections, The Museum Blog Book explores every key area of museum operation: from managing and collecting, to learning, interpreting and visiting. The content is both rich and concise. And - reflecting its online origins - the application of new technologies is explored throughout.

* 630 pages | 126 illustrations
This is a book which speaks for itself: museum professionals share the experiences and perceptions they believe are the most valuable, the most urgent. It’s perceptive. Witty. Thoughtful. Concerned. Angry. Committed. Exhilarating. Invaluable.

Graeme Farnell
Publisher, MuseumsEtc

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