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Vol. 22 No. 2-3 (2024): Mobilizing Museum Minerals: Critical Approaches to Mineralogical Collections

Published: 09.12.2024

Guest Editorial

Editorial: Mobilizing Museum Minerals

Dr Eleanor S. Armstrong, Camille-Mary Sharp
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Mineralogy

Cataloging minerals, part 1: The categories of colonialism and extraction

Selby Hearth, Carrie Robbins
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Cataloging minerals, part 2: Re-imagining the catalog as a first step toward confronting extractionist legacies

Carrie Robbins, Selby Hearth
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Invisible Labour in the Woodwardian Collection

Joshua Hillman
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Objects of Politics: The Appropriation of Earth Science Collections in Prussia during the Long Nineteenth Century

Angela Strauß
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Diamonds and Emotions in the Minerals Gallery: Civilizing Emodities in the Age of Liberal Empire

Danielle Kinsey
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Exhibiting Settler Geology: The Geological Survey of Canada’s 19th Century Mineral Collections

Laura Pannekoek
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Crown Fossils Extractive Museums, Authorized Narratives, Institutional Critique, and the Artist-as-Museologist

Frédéric Bigras-Burrogano, Jordan B. Kinder
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Retrospective Thinking: Decolonizing Minerals at National Museums Scotland 

Georgina Grant, Ellie Swinbank
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Examining the Colonial Legacies of the Hunterian’s Mineralogical and Petrological Collection: New Perspectives on Geoscience Collections

Erika B Anderson
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Industrial Imperialism and the Museum: A Coal Biography

Anaïs Walsdorf
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Darwin’s Chalcopyrite: Engaging Museum Audiences with Global Extractive Stories

Liz Hide
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Exhibiting the Extractive: Bitumen in Fort McMurray

Elysia French
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Decolonial Museology, Space Travel and the Mineral Cabinet

Alana Osbourne
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Reinterpreting the Mineral Collections in Rome's Museum of Civilizations

Silvia Pireddu
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‘Whose Gold Is This?’ The Gold of the Dutch Golden Coach

Annemarie de Wildt
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Object Biography of a Series of Radioactive Drill Cores from Shinkolobwe, Democratic Republic of Congo

Livia Cahn
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Memory’s Seams: Scarcity and Preciousness in Earth Pigments

Eugenia Kisin
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Book Reviews

Heather Ewing and Amy Ballard, A Guide to Smithsonian Architecture, Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Books, 2022, paperback USD $14.95, pp. 167.

CJ Martonchik
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Book Review - Museum Configurations: An Inquiry into the Design of Spatial Syntaxes

Lívia Morais Nóbrega
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Museum & Society

Current Issue

Guest Editorial

Editorial: Mobilizing Museum Minerals

Mineralogy

Cataloging minerals, part 1: The categories of colonialism and extraction

Cataloging minerals, part 2: Re-imagining the catalog as a first step toward confronting extractionist legacies

Invisible Labour in the Woodwardian Collection

Objects of Politics: The Appropriation of Earth Science Collections in Prussia during the Long Nineteenth Century

Diamonds and Emotions in the Minerals Gallery: Civilizing Emodities in the Age of Liberal Empire

Exhibiting Settler Geology: The Geological Survey of Canada’s 19th Century Mineral Collections

Crown Fossils Extractive Museums, Authorized Narratives, Institutional Critique, and the Artist-as-Museologist

Retrospective Thinking: Decolonizing Minerals at National Museums Scotland

Examining the Colonial Legacies of the Hunterian’s Mineralogical and Petrological Collection: New Perspectives on Geoscience Collections

Industrial Imperialism and the Museum: A Coal Biography

Darwin’s Chalcopyrite: Engaging Museum Audiences with Global Extractive Stories

Exhibiting the Extractive: Bitumen in Fort McMurray

Decolonial Museology, Space Travel and the Mineral Cabinet

Reinterpreting the Mineral Collections in Rome's Museum of Civilizations

‘Whose Gold Is This?’ The Gold of the Dutch Golden Coach

Object Biography of a Series of Radioactive Drill Cores from Shinkolobwe, Democratic Republic of Congo

Memory’s Seams: Scarcity and Preciousness in Earth Pigments

Book Reviews

Heather Ewing and Amy Ballard, A Guide to Smithsonian Architecture, Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Books, 2022, paperback USD $14.95, pp. 167.

Book Review - Museum Configurations: An Inquiry into the Design of Spatial Syntaxes

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