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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Afterlives (Issue #11)What does it mean to be alive To be dead To exist in a state beyond An afterlife can be a refusal, it can be the archive's inability to forget, the museum's struggle to unmake itself, the artifact that resists its own display. An afterlife can be a haunting, a presence that insists, a structure that lingers past its collapse. An afterlife can be a release, an object freed from the logic that once defined it, a collection finding life in new hands, a museum breaking apart to make space for something unimagined.This issue considers afterlives as sites of potential futures, of transformation, of uneasy continuities. What is the afterlife of a museum that has declared itself decolonized; does it free itself How might it live against the notions that many histories cannot be undone What does it mean for an archive to carry traces of what was never meant to be remembered (What are the afterlives of looted objects: do they return, do they belong, do they remain displaced even when placed back ) What forms of autonomy emerge in ghostly persistence How does something, once presumed dead, begin again This issue seeks to explore the afterlives of museums, objects, and histories, exploring the ways they persist, transform, or dissolve after rupture. We invite contributions that interrogate the life that follows pillage, the legacies that outlive revolution, and the hauntings that shape the present.Produced and edited by the University of Illinois Chicago Museum and Exhibition Studies graduate students and published by Chicago-based Bridge Books, Fwd: Museums strives to create a space for challenging, critiquing, and providing alternative modes of thinking and production within and outside of museums.Fwd: Museums invites academic articles, artwork, essays, exhibition/book reviews, creative writing, interviews, poetry, love letters, and other experimental forms to analyze, critique, and make space for new thinking about museums and exhibitions. All submissions should follow the guidelines and relate to the journal's mission statement. We strongly encourage book and exhibition reviews on multiple topics, but require all other submissions to connect to the 11th issue's theme, 'Afterlives.'.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Afterlives (Issue #11)What does it mean to be alive To be dead To exist in a state beyond An afterlife can be a refusal, it can be the archive's inability to forget, the museum's struggle to unmake itself, the artifact that resists its own display. An afterlife can be a haunting, a presence that insists, a structure that lingers past its collapse. An afterlife can be a release, an object freed from the logic that once defined it, a collection finding life in new hands, a museum breaking apart to make space for something unimagined.This issue considers afterlives as sites of potential futures, of transformation, of uneasy continuities. What is the afterlife of a museum that has declared itself decolonized; does it free itself How might it live against the notions that many histories cannot be undone What does it mean for an archive to carry traces of what was never meant to be remembered (What are the afterlives of looted objects: do they return, do they belong, do they remain displaced even when placed back ) What forms of autonomy emerge in ghostly persistence How does something, once presumed dead, begin again This issue seeks to explore the afterlives of museums, objects, and histories, exploring the ways they persist, transform, or dissolve after rupture. We invite contributions that interrogate the life that follows pillage, the legacies that outlive revolution, and the hauntings that shape the present.Produced and edited by the University of Illinois Chicago Museum and Exhibition Studies graduate students and published by Chicago-based Bridge Books, Fwd: Museums strives to create a space for challenging, critiquing, and providing alternative modes of thinking and production within and outside of museums.Fwd: Museums invites academic articles, artwork, essays, exhibition/book reviews, creative writing, interviews, poetry, love letters, and other experimental forms to analyze, critique, and make space for new thinking about museums and exhibitions. All submissions should follow the guidelines and relate to the journal's mission statement. We strongly encourage book and exhibition reviews on multiple topics, but require all other submissions to connect to the 11th issue's theme, 'Afterlives.'.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - You are here.This phrase allows us to situate ourselves in the museum space, a map we often turn to in moments of uncertainty. When the way forward feels murky, or when the familiar becomes unfamiliar. A guide does not erase uncertainty, but offers orientation, familiarization. This is a guide assembled from multiple voices: artists, scholars, critics, educators, workers, and visitors-each marking out a section of the museum from where they stand. Some entries move with institutional knowledge, others push against it. Some map what exists, othersimagine what could be. Taken together, these contributions form a constellation-one that might help you find your place, or reconsider it altogether.Guide To { . } is for anyone engaging with museums today, whether at the very beginning of your career, years into it, or peering in from the margins. It is meant to be revisited. A guide does not expire when we memorize the route; it waits patiently, until the landscape shifts and we realize we need to peer into its blueprint.Across its pages, this issue considers what it means to witness with care, to critique with precision, to sustain with integrity, and to disrupt with purpose. You will encounter questions that expose the museum as a site of power, and others that imagine it as a space of care, repair, or abolition. Along the way, the familiar rooms of the museum may shift.{Introduction}by Ivanka Suska9You will move through Visitor Experience, Exhibitions, Directors andDevelopment, Collections and Archives - not as separate areas, but asoverlapping terrains.In moments of change or crisis, when the museum reveals its futuresand fractures, a guide can offer perspective. A guide is a reminder thatyou are not lost, even if you find yourself in unfamiliar territory.You are here.Which direction will you be guided to next.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - You are here.This phrase allows us to situate ourselves in the museum space, a map we often turn to in moments of uncertainty. When the way forward feels murky, or when the familiar becomes unfamiliar. A guide does not erase uncertainty, but offers orientation, familiarization. This is a guide assembled from multiple voices: artists, scholars, critics, educators, workers, and visitors-each marking out a section of the museum from where they stand. Some entries move with institutional knowledge, others push against it. Some map what exists, othersimagine what could be. Taken together, these contributions form a constellation-one that might help you find your place, or reconsider it altogether.Guide To { . } is for anyone engaging with museums today, whether at the very beginning of your career, years into it, or peering in from the margins. It is meant to be revisited. A guide does not expire when we memorize the route; it waits patiently, until the landscape shifts and we realize we need to peer into its blueprint.Across its pages, this issue considers what it means to witness with care, to critique with precision, to sustain with integrity, and to disrupt with purpose. You will encounter questions that expose the museum as a site of power, and others that imagine it as a space of care, repair, or abolition. Along the way, the familiar rooms of the museum may shift. {Introduction}by Ivanka Suska9You will move through Visitor Experience, Exhibitions, Directors andDevelopment, Collections and Archives - not as separate areas, but asoverlapping terrains.In moments of change or crisis, when the museum reveals its futuresand fractures, a guide can offer perspective. A guide is a reminder thatyou are not lost, even if you find yourself in unfamiliar territory.You are here.Which direction will you be guided to next.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - You are here.This phrase allows us to situate ourselves in the museum space, a map we often turn to in moments of uncertainty. When the way forward feels murky, or when the familiar becomes unfamiliar. A guide does not erase uncertainty, but offers orientation, familiarization. This is a guide assembled from multiple voices: artists, scholars, critics, educators, workers, and visitors-each marking out a section of the museum from where they stand. Some entries move with institutional knowledge, others push against it. Some map what exists, othersimagine what could be. Taken together, these contributions form a constellation-one that might help you find your place, or reconsider it altogether.Guide To { . } is for anyone engaging with museums today, whether at the very beginning of your career, years into it, or peering in from the margins. It is meant to be revisited. A guide does not expire when we memorize the route; it waits patiently, until the landscape shifts and we realize we need to peer into its blueprint.Across its pages, this issue considers what it means to witness with care, to critique with precision, to sustain with integrity, and to disrupt with purpose. You will encounter questions that expose the museum as a site of power, and others that imagine it as a space of care, repair, or abolition. Along the way, the familiar rooms of the museum may shift.{Introduction}by Ivanka Suska9You will move through Visitor Experience, Exhibitions, Directors andDevelopment, Collections and Archives - not as separate areas, but asoverlapping terrains.In moments of change or crisis, when the museum reveals its futuresand fractures, a guide can offer perspective. A guide is a reminder thatyou are not lost, even if you find yourself in unfamiliar territory.You are here.Which direction will you be guided to next.…

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