Curating the Future
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Curating the Future
Museums, Communities and Climate Change
Robin, Libby (Australian National University); Newell, Jennifer (American Museum of Natural History, USA); Wehner, Kirsten (National Museum of Australia, Australia)
Taylor & Francis Ltd
08/2016
298
Dura
Inglês
9781138658516
15 a 20 dias
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Foreword Michael Novacek 1. Curating Connections in a Climate Changed World Kirsten Wehner, Libby Robin & Jenny Newell 2. Poem: "Tell Them" Kathy Jetnil-Kijiner Part 1: Welcoming New Voices: Opening museums 3. Rob Nixon, The Anthropocene and Social Justice Rob Nixon 4. Cameo: Museums Connecting Lumepa Apelu 5. Talking Around Objects: Stories for a Climate Changed world Jennifer Newell 6. Object in view: Jaki-ed mat, Marshall Islands Kristina Stege 7. The Pacific in New York: Managing Objects and Cultural Heritage Partnerships in Times of Global Change Jacklyn Lacey 8. Cameo: Connie Hart's Basket Tom Griffiths 9. Peoples who Still Live: The Role of Museums in addressing Climate Change in the Pacific Peter Rudiak-Gould 10. Object in view: Taking a Bite Out of Lost Knowledge: Sharks' Teeth, Extinction, and the Value of Preemptive Collections Josh Drew Part 2: Reuniting Nature and Culture 11. Towards an Ecological Museology: Responding to the animal-objects of the Australian Institute of Anatomy collection Kirsten Wehner 12. Object in view: Harry Clarke's high wheeler bicycle Daniel Oakman 13. Food and Water Exhibitions: Lenses on Climate Change Eleanor Sterling and Erin Betley 14. Object in view: The Stump-Jump Plough: Reframing a National Icon George Main 15. Telling Torres Strait History through Turtle Leah Lui-Chivizhe 16. Four Seasons in One Day: Weather, Culture and the Museum Kirstie Ross 17. Object in view: Nelson the Newfoundland's Dog Collar Martha Sear 18. The Last Snail: Loss, hope and care for the future Thom van Dooren 19. Object in view: Hiding in plain sight: Lessons from the Olinguito Nancy Simmons Part 3: Focusing on the Future 20. The Reef in Time: The prophecy of Charlie Veron's living collections Iain McCalman 21. Food Stories for the Future George Main 22. Shaping Garden Collections for Future Climates Sharon Willoughby 23. Object in view: A Past Future for the Cucumber Sharon Willoughby 24. The Art of the Anthropocene William L. Fox 25. Object in view: The Canary Project: Photographs and Fossils Ed Morris and Susannah Sayler Part 4: Representing Change and Uncertainty 26. Cameo: The Vulnerable Volvo Sverker Soerlin 27. Museum Awakenings: Responses to Environmental Change at the Swedish Museum of Natural History, 1965-2005 Ewa Bergdahl and Anders Houltz 28. Rising Seas: Facts, Fictions and Aquaria Susanna Lidstroem and Anna Aberg 29. Object in view: The Model of Flooded New York Edmund Mathez 30. When the Ice Breaks: The Arctic in the Media Miyase Christensen and Nina Wormbs 31. Displaying the Anthropocene in and beyond Museums Libby Robin, Dag Avango, Luke Keogh, Nina Moellers and Helmuth Trischler 32. Poem: Dear Matafele Peinem Kathy Jetnil-Kijiner
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Foreword Michael Novacek 1. Curating Connections in a Climate Changed World Kirsten Wehner, Libby Robin & Jenny Newell 2. Poem: "Tell Them" Kathy Jetnil-Kijiner Part 1: Welcoming New Voices: Opening museums 3. Rob Nixon, The Anthropocene and Social Justice Rob Nixon 4. Cameo: Museums Connecting Lumepa Apelu 5. Talking Around Objects: Stories for a Climate Changed world Jennifer Newell 6. Object in view: Jaki-ed mat, Marshall Islands Kristina Stege 7. The Pacific in New York: Managing Objects and Cultural Heritage Partnerships in Times of Global Change Jacklyn Lacey 8. Cameo: Connie Hart's Basket Tom Griffiths 9. Peoples who Still Live: The Role of Museums in addressing Climate Change in the Pacific Peter Rudiak-Gould 10. Object in view: Taking a Bite Out of Lost Knowledge: Sharks' Teeth, Extinction, and the Value of Preemptive Collections Josh Drew Part 2: Reuniting Nature and Culture 11. Towards an Ecological Museology: Responding to the animal-objects of the Australian Institute of Anatomy collection Kirsten Wehner 12. Object in view: Harry Clarke's high wheeler bicycle Daniel Oakman 13. Food and Water Exhibitions: Lenses on Climate Change Eleanor Sterling and Erin Betley 14. Object in view: The Stump-Jump Plough: Reframing a National Icon George Main 15. Telling Torres Strait History through Turtle Leah Lui-Chivizhe 16. Four Seasons in One Day: Weather, Culture and the Museum Kirstie Ross 17. Object in view: Nelson the Newfoundland's Dog Collar Martha Sear 18. The Last Snail: Loss, hope and care for the future Thom van Dooren 19. Object in view: Hiding in plain sight: Lessons from the Olinguito Nancy Simmons Part 3: Focusing on the Future 20. The Reef in Time: The prophecy of Charlie Veron's living collections Iain McCalman 21. Food Stories for the Future George Main 22. Shaping Garden Collections for Future Climates Sharon Willoughby 23. Object in view: A Past Future for the Cucumber Sharon Willoughby 24. The Art of the Anthropocene William L. Fox 25. Object in view: The Canary Project: Photographs and Fossils Ed Morris and Susannah Sayler Part 4: Representing Change and Uncertainty 26. Cameo: The Vulnerable Volvo Sverker Soerlin 27. Museum Awakenings: Responses to Environmental Change at the Swedish Museum of Natural History, 1965-2005 Ewa Bergdahl and Anders Houltz 28. Rising Seas: Facts, Fictions and Aquaria Susanna Lidstroem and Anna Aberg 29. Object in view: The Model of Flooded New York Edmund Mathez 30. When the Ice Breaks: The Arctic in the Media Miyase Christensen and Nina Wormbs 31. Displaying the Anthropocene in and beyond Museums Libby Robin, Dag Avango, Luke Keogh, Nina Moellers and Helmuth Trischler 32. Poem: Dear Matafele Peinem Kathy Jetnil-Kijiner
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