RUSSELL DORNAN museums digital natural history photography. Using Instagram to Incorporate Visitor Reactions. 8230;I wrote a Britney blog post. 8220;All art is but imitation of nature. 11 Questions to a Museum Blogger. Create a free website or blog at WordPress. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.

Reflections on Museums, Programs, and Visitors. What do children learn by making? An interview with Edward Clapp.

Follow me on other sites! Monday, 23 September 2013. ELEGANT POUPÉE HAS MOVED! I am sorry for not blogging for a long time. I have been preparing a new blog. Anyway, I decided that the best thing would be a new start! I hope you will continue to follow and support the new blog from now on. I have missed blogging so much! Thank you so much! See you over there.

Now, as per a number of my baking exploits, I have never eaten a non-me version of this cake. 225g plain white, gluten-free flour.

Introducing you to objects and their stories in museums, galleries and heritage sites. Ideas for great days out. Friday, 14 August 2015. Four kids go to the Horniman Museum. What to do in the summer holidays? Where I was working that afternoon in the Discovery For All session in the Hands-on Base. The Hands-on Base in the Horniman Museum.

These are my adventures in the archives at The Treasury in Thames, New Zealand, as I study for a Diploma in Records and Information Management. Where the cool kids are at. Friday, 12 June 2015. The exhibition was so successful that an extra performance had to be added to meet demand, before the phonogra.

And other thoughts on being a charity trustee. I have just stepped down after almost six years as a Trustee for Hartlebury Castle Preservation Trust. I have previously been a trustee for a range of heritage sector organisations including professional development, strategic, and heritage preservation bodies. So What did I achieve? I helped save a unique piece of heritage. Learning that we had been awarded 5m by the Heritage Lottery Fund. Would I do it again? Website.

Sensory, material, and digital anthropology. Visiting Indigenous Australia at the British Museum.

Ancient DNA, big cats, and blather. The one with the sabretooth. Is the genus of extinct sabretooth that everyone knows. Stocky, hugely muscled, with canines that protrude far below the jaw, it is the archetypal Pleistocene predator. It was a member of the machairodontinae. As it was from lions, tigers, and kin. The scimitar-cat split very early on from.

Reflections on a new museology. This was not the change many had hoped for, but whatever your views on the matter, it must be agreed by both sides that the political awakening the country experienced on its journey towards the September 18. How can a group of museum professionals satisfy an opinio.