The New Museum: Selected WritingsNewark Museum Association, 1999 - 262 páginas |
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... definite need and serve a definite purpose in the community . The old- style museums are founded on the assumption — itself a mere product of obedience to precedent - that the presence in a community of rare and expensive objects in ...
... definite need and serve a definite purpose in the community . The old- style museums are founded on the assumption — itself a mere product of obedience to precedent - that the presence in a community of rare and expensive objects in ...
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... definite usefulness . I shall try to suggest this rapid increase in the usefulness of museums by draw- ing , from the latter day writings , reports of those forms of museum activities in which progressive museum workers take the most ...
... definite usefulness . I shall try to suggest this rapid increase in the usefulness of museums by draw- ing , from the latter day writings , reports of those forms of museum activities in which progressive museum workers take the most ...
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... definite kind , which I call “ new ” —and to no other . Since this association was formed 10 years ago , certain ideas that had been expressed by a few rather bold and inquiring spirits , but had not received gener- al approval by ...
... definite kind , which I call “ new ” —and to no other . Since this association was formed 10 years ago , certain ideas that had been expressed by a few rather bold and inquiring spirits , but had not received gener- al approval by ...
Contenido
Introduction by Stephen E Weil | 13 |
Museums and Community | 97 |
The Newark Science Museum in the Free Public Library | 149 |
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