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Blame the Crowd, Not the Camera: Challenges to a New Open Photo Policy at the National Gallery

Museum 2.0

The posts come from an aptly-named blog: Grumpy Art Historian. Last week, he wrote a series of posts about the British National Gallery''s reversal of their photo policy. For the first time, the National Gallery is permitting non-flash photography. We push the once-in-a-lifetime experience of seeing the art.

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Visitors in Focus

Museum 2.0

Add to this, our designers are careful to pick seats that work with the aesthetic of the art. But our visitors are worried about getting yelled at, and then we put in seats that sort of vaguely look like art. But, almost every day, you get information from a movie image. I’m a snob, so I get that. With cell phones, they are.

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Show The Love: Thoughtful Engagement to Retain Donors [eBook]

Connection Cafe

Over $1M raised for small, national and int’l nonprofits via grants, events, appeals and more. By Marc Koenig : Marc digs telling better stories, creating art and changing people. CEO + Creative Lead @ Fia Forever Photography. Movie lover & Tech geek. On Twitter. On Twitter. Joyaux Associates. On Twitter.

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Using Photography to Change the World: An Interview with Paola Gianturco

Have Fun - Do Good

Many of them had almost nothing by way of material resources, but they had imagination, and if you have imagination, you can, it turns out, light the dark with all kinds of creative arts. Britt Bravo: In so many of the groups you profiled, the women were using the arts for education, empowerment, or healing. They are making progress.