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Home > Archives > Vol 22, No 1 (2024)

Table of Contents

Museums Refigured

Refiguring Museums. Investigating Tensions in Exhibition Spaces Sarah Etz, Séverine Marguin, Henrike Rabe

PDF 1-13

The Refiguration of Conservation: Introducing the Concept of 'Staging Nature' in the Case of Botanical Gardens Jamie Scott Baxter, Séverine Marguin

PDF 14-33

Exclusion through Inclusion?: Museum Architecture and the Institutionalization of Critique Jochen Samuel Kibel

PDF 34-50

Holding Space for Conflict: Unpacking the Multi-scalar Exhibition of Conflict at the Conflictorium — Museum of Conflict, Ahmedabad Friederike Landau-Donnelly

PDF 51-66

Visiting the Modern Wunderkammer: Social-spatial Inequalities in Ways of Knowing Sarah Etz, Séverine Marguin, Henrike Rabe

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Spacing: Following negotiations in the process of exhibition dismantling Sabine Hansmann

PDF 94-109

Redesigning the museum. Epistemic Challenges and Aesthetic Remedies Sophia Prinz

PDF 110-128

The Urbanized Museum Kali Tzortzi

PDF 129-140

Exhibition Reviews

Exhibition Review: Julia Child: A Recipe for Life, The Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation, Dearborn, Michigan, United States, 20 May 2023 - 10 September 2023 CJ Martonchik

PDF 141-144

Exhibition Review: Beyond Folding Screens 2, The Amorepacific Museum of Art, Seoul, South Korea, 26 January 2023 - 30 April 2023 Gee Sun Hahn

PDF 145-149

Book Reviews

Book Review: Louise Tythacott and Kostas Arvanitis (eds), Museums and Restitution: New Practices, New Approaches CJ Martonchik

PDF 150-152

Book Review: Hannah Turner, Cataloguing Culture: Legacies of Colonialism in Museum Documentation Mingshi Cui

PDF 153-155

Book Review: Nikki Sullivan and Craig Middleton, Queering the Museum Clarissa M. Wilson

PDF 156-157

Supplement

Provenance inconnu and other stories: developing engaging labels for ancient history collections Annelies Van de Ven, Sarah Kielt Costello

PDF 158-173

“[My] soft, smooth skin… cut deep”: Using Filmmaking to Imagine, Feel and Perform Colonial Natural History in the Museum Sophie Florence Everest

PDF 174-189