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The business of culture: Museums, robots and the economy
Over the past six weeks, the bloggers at Jack Rouse Associates have "analyzed the impact of museums and other cultural assets on economic development in communities around the world." In this concluding essay, they explore whether "external forces such as decreased government...
Over the past six weeks, the bloggers at Jack Rouse Associates have "analyzed the impact of museums and other cultural assets on economic development in communities around the world." In this concluding essay, they explore whether "external forces such as decreased government...
Are you going to the Alliance Annual Meeting (May 18-22)? Come visit us at the Alliance Showcase! Also, you can earn a Future Traveler digital badge by attending select sessions and sharing your insights; details are on the CFM Blog. Whether or not you're joining us in person,...
Visitors to Tate Britain are in for a shock. It may take a while to register. When it does, the revolution perpetrated by the museum's director, Penelope Curtis, explodes into view. There are no explanatory texts by the works of art.
There are plenty of examples of structures built from recycled materials — even Buddhist temples have been made from them. In Simi Valley, Calif., an entire village known as Grandma Prisbey's Bottle Village was constructed from reused glass. But this is no new concept...
Mothers with infant children in the U.S. today are more educated than they ever have been. In 2011, more than 6 in 10 (66 percent) had at least some college education, while 34 percent had a high school diploma or less and just 14 percent lacked a high school diploma, according...
The day Europe dies, according to the Brussels theatre director Thomas Bellinck, will be in 2018. Mired in the "Great Recession," with the countries of southern Europe traumatized by a wave of "crisis suicides" and with neo-fascism,...
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