Vol. 20 No. 1 (2022): Special Issue: Exhibiting Extinction

Published: 06/27/2022

Articles

Slowing Time in the Museum in a Period of Rapid Extinction

Dolly Jørgensen, Libby Robin, Marie-Theres Fojuth

1-12
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Exhibiting Extinction, Recovering Memory, and Contesting Uncertain Futures in the Museum

Adam Searle

13-32
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Wonder, Empire, Science: The Quagga and Other Extinctions on Display at Naturalis

Laura Bertens, Ann Marie Wilson

33-49
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Extinction Voices, Extinction Silences: Reflecting on a Decolonial Role for Natural History Exhibits in Promoting Thinking about Global Ecological Crisis, Using a Case Study from Bristol Museums

Isla Gladstone, Persephone Pearl

50-70
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Out of Time at the La Brea Tar Pits: People and Other Animals in a Time Capsule of Ice Age Los Angeles

Alison Laurence

71-88
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Paradise Lost: Encounters with Australia’s Extinct Parrot

Miranda Cichy

89-103
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Hidden Stories of Extinction: Hawaiian ʻAhuʻula Feather Capes as Biocultural Artefacts

Gitte Westergaard

104-117
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The Appeal of Urgency: Extinction Discourses, Myths and the Private Collectors of Australian Aboriginal Human Remains

Johanna Parker

118-130
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The Art and Craftivism of Exhibiting Species and Habitat Loss in Natural History Museums

Sarah Wade

131-146
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Book Reviews

Book Review: Philipp Schorch et al., Refocusing Ethnographic Museums through Oceanic Lenses

Melissa Shiress

147-148
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Book Review: Kate Hill (ed), Museums, Modernity and Conflict: Museums and Collections in and of War since the Nineteenth Century

Philip Deans

149-151
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