New Thinking: Rules for the (R)evolution of MuseumsThis thought provoking collection of essays by leading international museum practitioners focuses on the across the board innovations taking place in some of the worlds most forward thinking museums and charts the new directions museums will need to take in todays increasingly challenging and competitive environment. Among twenty world class organisations sharing their innovative experiences are: the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, Cooper Hewitt

developments and research have never before been brought together in a single volume

You’ll find insights from curators

Its intention is to be a valuable advocate

development and creation

'Buildings embody ideological aims and reflect the value systems of those with the power to plan

How to avoid damaging the relationship between viewer and art work

She holds PhD and MA degrees in Museum Studies (University of Leicester) and a BA in History and Philosophy of Science (University of Athens)

the principles contained in the book are equally applicable to performing arts and other cultural organisations

Jo Spence: The Unknown Recordings opens an unfiltered window onto one of Britain's most influential and uncompromising photographers

Museum of Natural History and Archaeology

this striking photo essay explores the contradictions between the messages communicated to fairgoers by the iconography of the fair

creativity