Museum Object Lessons for the Digital Age

Museum Object Lessons for the Digital Age By Geismar, Haidy Published by UCL Press Publication Date: 2018-05-14 Subject: Academic Style, Academism, Academicism, English, Art Museum Studies, Business & Economics Museum Administration & Museology, Business & Economics Museum Administration And Museology, Computers Design, Graphics & Media - General, Social Science Anthropology Cultural & Social, Social Science Anthropology General, Young Adult Nonfiction Social Science Customs, Traditions, Anthropology, Anthropology, Archaeology, Material Culture, Museology & Heritage Studies, Museology And Heritage Studies, Anthropology, English, Museology & Heritage Studies, Archaeology, Material Culture, Social Science Anthropology General, Social Science, General, Art Museum Studies, Art, Museum Studies, Business & Economics Museum Administration & Museology, Business & Economics, Museum Administration & Museology, Social Science Anthropology Cultural & Social, Cultural & Social, Young Adult Nonfiction Social Science Customs, Traditions, Anthropology, Young Adult Nonfiction, Social Science, Customs, Traditions, Anthropology, Academic Style, Academism, Academicism, Museology And Heritage Studies, Museums - Collection Management, Anf: Society Subject Keywords: Decorative Arts Collections; Digital Age; Google Art Project; Haidy Geismar; Museum; Object; accessible; bespoke digital experiments; box; cloak; digital form; digital future; digital heritage; digital history; digital museum; digital objects; digital objects in museums; digital projects; dioramas; effigy; enthography; ethnographic collections; foundations of digital practice; knowledge production; knowledge theories; legacies of earlier museum practices; legacy; material; material culture; museum collection; museum collections; museum objects; museum practices; museums; object lessons; older forms of media; pen; photography; political; social; theories of how knowledge; theories of knowledge production; 3D print; 3D scanning; American Museum; anthropology; Archives; argued; artefacts; artists; Boas; capacities of digital; Caroline Wright; colonial; communities; complex; contact zone; contemporary context; Cooper Hewitt; create; curator; database; David Adjaye; decorative arts; digi; digital images; digital media; digital technologies; discussion; display; drawing; emerged; engagement; ethnographic; Euphronios Krater; exhibition; experience; explore; Figure; focused; Franz Boas Gallery; global; Indigenous Institute; interactive; interface; interpretive knowledge; lantern-slide; Lev Manovich; London; Malakula; material forms; Metropolitan Museum; multiple; museology; Museum of Art; Museum of Natural; Natural History; Nefertiti; networks; perspective; Photograph by Haidy; Pitt Rivers Museum; powhiri; presented; produce; rambaramp; representational; Reproduced with permission; ritual; scan; Screengrab; screens; singular; skull; Smithsonian; social space; taonga; Taranaki; tion; tive; UCL Ethnography Collections; underpin; understanding; Vanuatu; visitor; visual; Wairua; whakapapa; York; Zealand; archaeology; museum and heritage studies Genre: Anthropology, English, Museology & Heritage Studies, Archaeology, Material Culture, Social Science, Anthropology, General, Art, Museum Studies, Business & Economics, Museum Administration & Museology, Social Science, Anthropology, Cultural & Social, Young Adult Nonfiction, Social Science, Customs, Traditions, Anthropology, Anthropology, English, Academic Style, Academism, Academicism, Museology And Heritage Studies, Material Culture, Archaeology Target Audience: Professional and scholarly