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Is There A Formula For Free Admission?

Is There A Formula For Free Admission?

varfin December 24, 2018 Add Comment business models, fundraising, inclusion, institutional change
philosophical rationale is simple : if we are really a community institution, an institution for and with the public, we should be free. ...
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Join Us At Museumcamp 2015 To Explore Making Space For Self And Others

Join Us At Museumcamp 2015 To Explore Making Space For Self And Others

varfin December 23, 2018 Add Comment Museum of Art and History, professional development
illustration by Beck Tench Each summer, the Santa Cruz Museum of Art & History hosts MuseumCamp , a professional development experie...
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We Need Fewer Bottom Lines In Nonprofits

We Need Fewer Bottom Lines In Nonprofits

varfin December 22, 2018 Add Comment business models, evaluation, institutional change
If you run a for-profit business, the bottom line is your financial profit. The goal is to make money. At the end of the day, you are meas...
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Audience Demographics And The Census: Do We Have A Match?

Audience Demographics And The Census: Do We Have A Match?

varfin December 21, 2018 Add Comment evaluation, inclusion, research, visitors
When you look at this infographic, do you see a duduk perkara to be solved? A snapshot of the market for the arts? Or something else entir...
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Spend Summer In Santa Cruz - Or Just A Weekend - Exploring Community Engagement At The Mah

Spend Summer In Santa Cruz - Or Just A Weekend - Exploring Community Engagement At The Mah

varfin December 20, 2018 Add Comment Museum of Art and History, professional development
Do you dream of a summer filled with learning, community engagement, and sea lions? Time to stop dreaming and start doing. This summer, ...
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Data In The Museum: Experimenting On People Or Improving Theirexperience?

Data In The Museum: Experimenting On People Or Improving Theirexperience?

varfin December 19, 2018 Add Comment evaluation, informatics, personalization, research, Unusual Projects and Influences, web2.0
Every few months, a major news outlet does an "expose" about data collection on museum visitors. These articles tend to portray mu...
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Want To Activate Public Space? We're Hiring... And Some Thoughts On Iteration And Temporary Positions

Want To Activate Public Space? We're Hiring... And Some Thoughts On Iteration And Temporary Positions

varfin December 18, 2018 Add Comment creative placemaking, design, Museum of Art and History, programs, public space
For the past two years, I've been working on a project to activate the concrete space adjacent to our museum as a vibrant, community p...
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The Participatory Museum, Five Years Later

The Participatory Museum, Five Years Later

varfin December 17, 2018 Add Comment lainnya
This week marks five years since the book The Participatory Museum was first released. I wrote The Participatory Museum for two reaso...
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Crossing The Professional-Amateur Line

Crossing The Professional-Amateur Line

varfin December 16, 2018 Add Comment design, exhibition, institutional change, Museum of Art and History
Think back to the last time you crossed a line. Did you feel brave? Deviant? Proud? Ashamed? In art institutions, we typically treat th...
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Community Science Workshops And Shared Authorship Of Space: Interview With Emilyn Green

Community Science Workshops And Shared Authorship Of Space: Interview With Emilyn Green

varfin December 15, 2018 Add Comment comfort, creative placemaking, cultural competency, design, interview, participatory museum
Imagine the most community-based science center possible. Imagine it in a poor, immigrant farmworker community. It exists. It thrives. In ...
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