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An exhibit of the future through the lens of (human) imagination. In other words, a simple gallery to preserve thought and to promote emerging creators, thinkers and their ideas.
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The Neighborly Wave (opens the original)
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Dearest Museum Guests,Hello. Find below a brief musing to ponder as you start the week. If you find yourself curious to read Public Opinion by Walter Lippmann (the book I reference below) I invite you to order through The Museum bookstore: The Museum Athenaeum on bookshop.org. There you’ll find a growing collection of recommended reads curated by The Mu… Read more
Portrait of a Moment (opens the original)
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What if the path is the point?This idea shows up if you string together the wise insights of a variety of thinkers. Or just reflect on an obituary. The end point of someone’s path.I read one earlier this week that extolled the things that made the person “unmistakably herself.” What makes someone “unmistakably” them?In the end we will have been only unmistakably us. In a comparative world it can seem tempting to be like everyone els
New Exhibition: The Great Color: An Exhibition of Student Voices (And a Message to the Future Us) (opens the original)
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Dearest Museum Guests,We were last in touch, you and I, May 21. This is when, if you remember, we were thinking about Cyberdecks. Since then, things have been busy in the corridors of The Museum. Off-view. You might say, in ‘collections management.’ Or something like this. In addition to the goings-ons with The Museum, I’ve had a few other demands on my… Read more
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