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Fwd Museums 2024 - Power / Potential (Alternate Cover)
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Fwd Museums 2024 - Power / Potential (Alternate Cover)

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Power: Having control or authority to dictate or influence people and organizations' behavior and actions. ?Potential: Having the capacity to build or develop a positive outcome in the future.Power and the potential for power shape the relationships we have between ourselves, our institutions, and our governments. We relate these two words in this issue of Fwd: Museums to highlight how those being unjustly or unfairly treated have the potential to create their own power and invite submissions related to this theme. Central Questions: How are museums inherently political spaces?Who holds authority in museum spaces? How do governments claim control over museums and other institutions? How do marginalized groups claim leadership in institutions? How do museum exhibits have the potential to act as catalysts for social and political change?Produced and edited by the University of Illinois at 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.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Stepsister Press
Date
1 October 2023
Pages
192
ISBN
9798986866253

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

Power: Having control or authority to dictate or influence people and organizations' behavior and actions. ?Potential: Having the capacity to build or develop a positive outcome in the future.Power and the potential for power shape the relationships we have between ourselves, our institutions, and our governments. We relate these two words in this issue of Fwd: Museums to highlight how those being unjustly or unfairly treated have the potential to create their own power and invite submissions related to this theme. Central Questions: How are museums inherently political spaces?Who holds authority in museum spaces? How do governments claim control over museums and other institutions? How do marginalized groups claim leadership in institutions? How do museum exhibits have the potential to act as catalysts for social and political change?Produced and edited by the University of Illinois at 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.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Stepsister Press
Date
1 October 2023
Pages
192
ISBN
9798986866253